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Vermont home prices by county

Home prices for all 14 counties in Vermont: the typical Vermont home is worth $397,533, 13% above the median US state, ranked #22 of 51 states. Cheapest…

Data as of · by the Real Estate Price Map data team · methodology & sources

Vermont is the #22 most expensive US state — the typical home is 13% above the median state.

US rank#22of 51 states
Vs US median+13%above median state

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Typical home$397,533population-weighted
Counties14
Rank among states#22of 51
Priciest countyChittenden County$515,408
Cheapest countyEssex County$241,284

All 14 counties in Vermont

#CountyTypical value1-yr
1Chittenden County$515,408+0.8%
2Lamoille County$500,076+1.2%
3Grand Isle County$459,802+3.1%
4Addison County$427,961+0.1%
5Windsor County$426,477+3.8%
6Washington County$397,533+1.8%
7Bennington County$380,467+1.5%
8Windham County$377,210+0.7%
9Franklin County$373,148+2.3%
10Orange County$332,426+0.5%
11Rutland County$316,756+4.1%
12Caledonia County$303,853+3.5%
13Orleans County$297,641+5.6%
14Essex County$241,284+5.3%

Cities in Vermont

Stowe · Charlotte · Landgrove · Norwich · Dorset · Stratton · Woodstock · Pomfret · Shelburne · Winhall · Manchester · Barnard · South Hero · Ludlow · Underhill · Richmond · Williston · Cornwall · Hinesburg · Fayston · Waitsfield · Jericho · Waterbury · North Hero · Weston · Morristown · Weybridge · Westford · Burlington · Andover

Frequently asked questions

What is the average home price in Vermont?
The typical Vermont home is worth $397,533 as of 2026-05 — 13% above the median US state.
What is the most expensive county in Vermont?
Chittenden County at $515,408.
What is the cheapest county in Vermont?
Essex County at $241,284.
Where are home prices rising fastest in Vermont?
Orleans County, up +5.6% over the past year.