535 Tetterton Road, Bethel, NC

RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE AUCTION

UPSET BID RAISE PERIOD

This auction was held live at the property on Thursday, July 23, 2026 at 10am. The high bid amount of $110,000.00 was been filed with the Pitt County Clerk of Court for the mandatory (10) day upset bid raise period. An upset bid raise was made to this bid.

CURENT BID AMOUNT $127,338.75

NEXT MINIMUM BID AMOUNT $133,705.69

DEPOSIT ON NEXT MINIMUM RAISE $6,685.28

CURRENT RAISE PERIOD ENDS AT 5PM ON 8/14/26

PITT COUNTY FILE - 26SP000165-730

This auction is of a 1,876 square foot brick home located at 535 Tetterton Road near Bethel, NC. This single-story was built in 1961 and has (3) bedrooms and (2) full baths. The home appears to be in good overall condition but could use some interior updating, paint, and floor coverings. The home also has an attached carport

The home is situated on a large 0.79 acre rural residential lot near the intersection of Staton Mill Road and Tetterton Road just off of HWY 11 between Greenville and Bethel. In addition to the home, the property includes a nice 40'x50' all steel metal shop with oversized roll-up garage door.

*UPDATE - The shop has a separate electrical meter than the house. The shop meter is located on an adjacent property and will be the responsibility of the Buyer to have this coordinated with GUC and any expenses of this relocation and reconnection will be to the Buyer of the property.

This property is being sold in the Matter or Estate of Corrine Briley Tetterton - Pitt County File number 26SP000165-730

THIS HOUSE IS VACANT AND CAN VIEWED OR INSPECTED PRIOR TO THE AUCTION DATE BY CONTACTING MIKE GURKINS AT (252)916-1005 OR DEWEY DUNN AT (252) 916-1002.

PITT COUNTY TAX DATA

ADDRESS - 535 Tetterton Road, Bethel

PARCEL/REID - 22362

LIVING AREA - 1,876 SF

YEAR BUILT - 1961

CURRENT TAX VALUE - $180,868.00

*Tax cards are available to view or print in the "MAPS & BROCHURES" tab below.

TERMS, CONDITIONS, & EXPLANATIONS

*This auction will be held live on location at the property on Thursday, 7/23/26 at 10am.

*There is no pre-set minimum opening bid on this property.

*The property is being sold "free and clear" of all know liens or with liens satisfied at closing.

*Current year (2026) real estate ad valorem taxes will be prorated between the Buyer and the Seller based on actual closing date. All prior year taxes will be paid by the Seller.

*The property is being sold "as is" with no Buyer contingencies. All due diligence by the Buyer must be performed prior to bidding.

*The property is currently vacant and can be viewed or inspected prior to bidding by contacting Mike Gurkins (252) 916-1005 or Dewey Dunn (252) 916-1002

*A deposit in the amount of 5% of the bid will be required by the high bidder at the close of the live auction. That 5% deposit is a portion of the selling price and is not an additional Buyer's fee or Buyer's premium.

*The high bid at the live auction will be filed with the Pitt County Clerk of Court's office for the mandatory (10) day upset bid raise period. If the bid from the live auction is raised during the upset bid period, the 5% deposit from the original high bidder will be returned.

*To raise or "upset" the high bid from the live auction, the raising party must do so at the Pitt County Clerk of Court's Office. A minimum "upset" bid raise must be an increase of at least 5% of the current bid amount. If the bid is raised, the mandatory (10) day upset bid raise period starts over from the day of any upset bid raise. This process of raises continues until there has been a period of (10) days without an upset bid raise being filed. The (10) day upset bid raise period is (10) straight days (including weekends and holidays), however it cannot end on a weekend or holiday and will automatically extend to the next weekday. Bid raises at the Pitt County Clerk's office must be made by cash or certified funds. Current bid amount and raises will be updated on this website as we receive them, however it is the responsibility of the Bidders to get the most accurate and up-to-date information directly from the Clerk's office as the information provided to us sometimes is delayed.

*Once the (10) day upset bid period has expired, the sales information will be filed with the Clerk for confirmation. Once the sale has been confirmed, the Buyer will have (30) days from the confirmation date to close on the property. The confirmation time period varies, but it is not a part of the (30) day closing time.

*The Buyer will be responsible for retaining a closing attorney to represent them in the real estate closing process.

*Country Boys Auction & Realty, Inc. Auctioneers, Brokers, and employees will gladly assist you in any way during the sales process, however we are agents for the Seller and have no dual agency representation or responsibility.

*Announcements at the time of the auction take precedence over all other information. Furthermore, all maps, drawings, tax cards, data, descriptions, etc. are provided as accurate from outside sources and Country Boys Auction & Realty, Inc., Auctioneers, Brokers, or Employees do not guarantee any of the information provided and hold themselves harmless for the same. It is the sole responsibility of the Buyer to inspect the property prior to bidding and do any and all research they deem necessary to ensure the accuracy and validity of all the information provided.

*If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us.