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Estimate your true cost of homeownership in Vermont with localized property taxes, insurance, and utility data.
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Based on the local median home value, estimated real estate property taxes in Vermont are around $5,402 per year.
The median home value in Vermont is currently estimated at $414,371.
For a median priced home, homeowners insurance in Vermont averages around $956 annually.
True homeownership costs go beyond principal and interest. In Vermont, a typical homeowner with a median-priced home of $414,371 can expect to pay roughly $5,402/yr in property taxes, $956/yr for homeowners insurance, and $2,411/yr in energy utilities. That adds approximately $731 per month in ongoing costs on top of your mortgage payment. Use our calculator above to model your exact all-in monthly cost.