Martin County property tax rates, 2025–26

10 places, ranked from lowest to highest effective rate. The median in Martin County is 1.2138 per $100.

Lowest combined rate
0.720Unincorporated Martin County
Highest combined rate
1.420Robersonville
County rate only
0.720outside town limits
Places
102025–26
1 Unincorporated Martin County 0.720 0.7163
2 Bear Grass 0.990 0.985
3 Hassell 1.020 1.0148
4 Oak City 1.050 1.0447
5 Everetts 1.220 1.2138
6 Hamilton 1.220 1.2138
7 Jamesville 1.370 1.363
8 Parmele 1.400 1.3929
9 Williamston 1.400 1.3929
10 Robersonville 1.420 1.4128

Rates are per $100 of assessed value. Rank 1 has the lowest effective rate in the county.

Source: North Carolina Department of Revenue, 2025-2026 County and Municipal Tax Rates and Effective Tax Rates. Retrieved 2026-10-24.

Property tax in Martin County

In 2025–26, the combined tax rate in Martin County ranges from 0.720 in Unincorporated Martin County to 1.420 in Robersonville, per $100 of assessed value. On an assessed value of $300,000, that's $2,160 to $4,260 a year before exemptions. Because assessments sit at different shares of market value from place to place, compare places with the effective rate, which is what the ranking above uses.

Outside town limits, only the county rate applies: 0.720 per $100.

Choose a place above for its rate history and a bill calculator, or read the North Carolina property tax guide for how assessments, due dates and appeals work.