Is parking easy in Wilson, NC?

As of early 2026, 86% of users say parking is easy

Is a car needed in Wilson, NC?

As of early 2026, 85% of users say car is needed

Are yards well-kept in Wilson, NC?

As of early 2026, 76% of users say yards are well-kept

Does Wilson, NC show holiday spirit?

As of early 2026, 73% of users say there's holiday spirit

Is Wilson, NC dog-friendly?

As of early 2026, 66% of users say it's dog friendly

Do kids play outside in Wilson, NC?

As of early 2026, 60% of users say kids play outside

As of early 2026, 60% of users say it's quiet

Are neighbors friendly in Wilson, NC?

As of early 2026, 50% of users say neighbors are friendly

Would people walk alone at night in Wilson, NC?

As of early 2026, 50% of users say people would walk alone at night

Do residents of Wilson, NC plan to stay at least 5 years?

As of early 2026, 48% of users say they plan to stay for at least 5 years

Are the streets well-lit in Wilson, NC?

As of early 2026, 41% of users say streets are well-lit

Is Wilson, NC walkable to grocery stores?

As of early 2026, 39% of users say it's walkable to grocery stores

Is there wildlife in Wilson, NC?

As of early 2026, 35% of users say there's wildlife

Does Wilson, NC have sidewalks?

As of early 2026, 34% of users say there are sidewalks

Is Wilson, NC walkable to restaurants?

As of early 2026, 34% of users say it's walkable to restaurants

Are there community events in Wilson, NC?

As of early 2026, 24% of users say there are community events

What income do you need to rent 113 E St SE?

Most landlords look for monthly gross income of about 3× rent, or roughly $30K per year to rent 113 E St SE in Wilson, NC at $875/mo.

How does the rent for 113 E St SE compare to similar 2-bedroom houses in Wilson?

113 E St SE in Wilson, NC rents about 20% below the area average for 2-bedroom houses in Wilson ($1,100/mo).

What are the closest schools to 113 E St SE?

The closest schools to 113 E St SE in Wilson, NC are Forest Hills Middle (rated 7/10), James Hunt High (Pre-K, rated 5/10), Vick Elementary (rated 4/10).

What do residents say about Wilson?

Residents describe Wilson, NC as easy to park in, well-kept, and dog-friendly. Most residents say you need a car. See apartments for rent in Wilson, NC .

FOR RENT

$875/mo

$900

2 Beds
1 Bath

113 E St SE, Wilson, NC 27893

Available now

Cost and fees breakdown

Price may not include required fees and charges.

Home Highlights

Single-Family Home

No Pets

$875 deposit

Local Information

Map ViewExplore the area around 113 E St SE.
Schools1 Preschool School1 Elementary School1 Middle School1 High School
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About this House

2-bedroom, 1 bath

Section 8 approved

NO PETS

At Chesson Property Management, we strive to provide an experience that is cost-effective and convenient. That's why we provide a Resident Benefits Package (RBP) to address common headaches for our renters. Our program handles insurance, credit building and more at a rate of $22.00/month, automatically added to every eligible property with the ability to opt-out. More details upon application.

Details for 113 E St SE

Days on Market
Days on Market: 4 days on Trulia

Property Information
Property Type / Style Property Type: Single Family Home

Rental Terms, Policies & Fees
Lease Term: Contact For DetailsAvailable: nowDeposit: $875

Interior Features
Appliances & Utilities Refrigerator

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Costs and Fees

Required monthly rent & fees

Base rent
$875/mo

Required one-time fees

Security deposit
$875
Application fee
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Administrative fee
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Pricing is subject to change. All calculations are estimates and provided for informational purposes only. Actual amounts may include additional mandatory or optional fees. Please consult the community manager for a complete breakdown of all rental costs.

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Rental Market Trends in Wilson

Last updated Sep 2026

Trulia Rent Estimate$980/mo

Average rent

$1.25K

$50MoM

Available listings

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Around this home

James Hunt High
PK-12
Public
1066 Students
Wilson County School District
5/10
GreatSchools Rating
Parent Rating Average
Im am going to this school my experience with ocs teacher doesn't help me im autistics so I try to expression my feelings but teacher here don't listen to you teacher are so rude be talk back to the kids and being mean and bully they im show a record on the phone the principal going to tell me I can't record for my safety someone need to do something about this so I try show him what going on In class he told me why am I show him or record him he said I can't record so kids are mean and teacher are rude they lie on you and say you did something but you didnt do anything I ask go to the restroom they get mad and raise their voice at me let me remind you im austic in also in the ocs class so they suspended me from cussed in express my feelings im try to tell they i did not lie about asking the teachers can I go to the restroom let me remind in austic im have ADHD also in you can't listen to music when you not do anything else so how are they expecting us to learn for kids have problems not sttting still but this school is the racist school I ever when to they have a problem with black students one day is was a substitute in the room she call us the n word I when to the principal they didn't report it
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What Locals Say about Wilson

At least 274 Trulia users voted on each feature.

86 % Say parking is easy
85 % Say car is needed
76 % Say yards are well-kept
73 % Say there's holiday spirit
66 % Say it's dog friendly
60 % Say kids play outside
60 % Say it's quiet
50 % Say neighbors are friendly
50 % Say people would walk alone at night
48 % Say they plan to stay for at least 5 years
41 % Say streets are well-lit
39 % Say it's walkable to grocery stores
35 % Say there's wildlife
34 % Say there are sidewalks
34 % Say it's walkable to restaurants
24 % Say there are community events

Sourced by Trulia users. Learn more about our methodology.

Garrett Hansen
Resident
8mo ago
"Very easy to get to where you need to go. Traffic can be heavy in common roads your typical hours of work and heading home "
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cvaughan_08
Resident
1y ago
"Dogs mostly stick to their own yards. Can walk the dog in the neighborhood but need to pay attention to cars as there are no sidewalks. "
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Xzavier
Resident
1y ago
"It is a very nice place to live with the community continuous grow I think your kids will love it here "
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Shameka
Resident
2y ago
"Your kids get to be kids. Majority of the people know eachother so its more of a town of its who you know not what you know"
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Lynette R.
Resident
6y ago
"The commute is easy. there’s never any traffic. This city is central to everywhere including Raleigh and Wilmington. "
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Wilgelis T.
Resident
6y ago
"It is a quiet and familiar area. So far safe and community oriented. school and churches near by. shell gas station near by."
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Katieroberts0317
Resident
6y ago
"Very family friendly with active families in the neighborhood. Yards are well kept and neighborhood is well lit at night. "
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Christina W.
Resident
6y ago
"I live in rural wilson nice and quiet. I like the peace and less expensive Been here 3 years with no major violence or issues "
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Ricci R.
Resident
6y ago
"we're not allowed to have pets here,the neighborhood is not that good Wilson has no mall,no real activities for the youth that's one of the reasons that crime is bad here"
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Baylieedwards
Resident
6y ago
"It’s a small tight knit community and does not always feel welcoming to outsiders. It is growing but has a long way to go"
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Kris A. J.
Resident
7y ago
"Wilson is small enough to feel like a community, but offers good options for restaurants and kids activities."
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Yvonne B.
Prev. Resident
7y ago
"Whirligig Festival in November, First Fridays on the Lawn, Movies at Whirligig Park, Shows & Events at Boykin Center, Christmas Parades."
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Dan
Resident
7y ago
"Busy street but great neighborhood with terrific shopping and restaurants nearby. Friendly neighbors."
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Dan D
Resident
7y ago
"I work 48 miles away! But it’s a beautiful drive. Very scenic and great places for breakfast on the way!"
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Dan D.
Resident
7y ago
"Always see people walking their dogs. Plenty of quiet streets. People are friendly. People are always walking their dogs regardless of the weather. "
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Mamadida
Resident
7y ago
"The City of Wilson offers lots of concerts in the summer and a Whirligig Festival. There are lots of restaurants and shops to enjoy. "
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Donna
Resident
7y ago
"Just regular every day commuting..nothing special. Approximately 5 miles from downtown and 1 mile from restaurant row."
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Daniel
Resident
7y ago
"Decorating for the Holidays, people walking their dogs, getting together at neighborhood restaurants."
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Regina H.
Resident
7y ago
"The neighbors are very close and communicate to one another and watch each other children. That is what makes our neighborhood unique. "
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Elliswilliford
Resident
7y ago
"we have cookouts, baseball, street hockey, birthday parties, weddings at homes, live music, neighborhood welcome committee"
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Daniel
Resident
7y ago
"Beautiful historic neighborhood with many great real estate deals. Nash St can be very busy. Convenient to downtown and shopping. Several great restaurants nearby."
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Victoria C.
Resident
8y ago
"I've lived here almost 3 years and don't care for the neighborhood. there's always police patrolling the area because of shootings and drugs. "
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Daniel
Resident
8y ago
"Great neighborhood with schools and shopping close by as well as great restaurants! However, Nash Street can be a very busy thoroughfare. "
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Lakeshia B.
Resident
8y ago
"It is partially a historic district. Many beautiful old homes. It is a well established low crime if any at all. The best school district in the county very popular area. "
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Daniel
Resident
8y ago
"Historic homes, nice people and beautiful neighborhood. Close to shopping and downtown. Great restaurants close by as well."
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Elliswilliford
Resident
8y ago
"lived here 25 years. good schools, convenient shopping, good neighbors similar homes good home prices"
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Geegeejoyner
Resident
8y ago
"Quiet neighborhood, everyone minds their business but watches closely to anything unusual. Privileged to know that when mail is not correctly delivered you have honest people that will return your mail whether important or unimportant!"
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Price and Tax history

Date	Event	Price
Sep 23, 2026 Source: Zillow Rentals	PriceChange	$875 Price decreased by 3%
Sep 21, 2026 Source: Zillow Rentals	Listed For Rent	$900
Aug 9, 2025 Source: Zillow Rentals	ListingRemoved	$850
Jun 11, 2025 Source: Zillow Rentals	Listed For Rent	$850
Jul 12, 2022 Source: N/A	Sold	$55,000
Jun 27, 2022 Source: Doorify MLS #2457886	Pending	$45,000
Jun 23, 2022 Source: Doorify MLS #2457886	Listed For Sale	$45,000

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Frequently asked questions about 113 E St SE

What income do you need to rent 113 E St SE?
Most landlords look for monthly gross income of about 3× rent, or roughly $30K per year to rent 113 E St SE in Wilson, NC at $875/mo.
How does the rent for 113 E St SE compare to similar 2-bedroom houses in Wilson?
113 E St SE in Wilson, NC rents about 20% below the area average for 2-bedroom houses in Wilson ($1,100/mo).
What are the closest schools to 113 E St SE?
The closest schools to 113 E St SE in Wilson, NC are Forest Hills Middle (rated 7/10), James Hunt High (Pre-K, rated 5/10), Vick Elementary (rated 4/10).
What do residents say about Wilson?
Residents describe Wilson, NC as easy to park in, well-kept, and dog-friendly. Most residents say you need a car. See apartments for rent in Wilson, NC.

Affordability

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For this property

$31,500 PER YEAR

is the suggested income

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