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Vermont Mortgage Calculator

Estimate your monthly mortgage payment in Vermont, pre-filled with the state's median home price and ~1.83% property tax rate.

Updated June 2026 · Reviewed by the apitpi team · How we calculate

Down amount
$76,000
Loan term
Taxes, insurance & extra payments

Estimated monthly payment

$2,651

$1,921 principal & interest

Loan amount
$304,000
Total interest
$387,735
Total of payments
$691,735
Payoff date
Jun 2056

Loan balance over time

Buying a home in Vermont

The median single-family home in Vermont costs around $380,000. With a 20% down payment and a 6.5% 30-year fixed rate, the principal and interest works out to roughly $1,921/month — before adding property tax and homeowners insurance.

Vermont's property tax matters: at an effective rate near 1.83%, expect about $6,954/year ($580/month) on a median-priced home. The calculator above already includes this estimate — adjust it to match your county.

How Vermont compares

Among all 50 states, Vermont has the 21st highest median home price and the 4th highest effective property tax rate. Homes here cost about 9% more than the national median, and property taxes run above the typical state.

VermontU.S. median
Median home price$380,000$350,000
Property tax rate1.83%0.88%
Annual property tax (median home)$6,954$3,080

Median price and tax rate are estimates for guidance only. Conforming loan limits: see the FHFA; current rates: Freddie Mac PMMS.

Frequently asked questions

What are property taxes like in Vermont? +

Vermont's effective property tax rate is roughly 1.83% of home value per year. On the state's median home price of about $380,000, that's around $6,954 per year, or $580 per month added to your payment.

What's the monthly payment on a median-priced home in Vermont? +

With 20% down on Vermont's median home (~$380,000) at a 6.5% rate over 30 years, the principal and interest is about $1,921 per month, before property tax and insurance. Enter your own numbers above for an exact figure.

Is this mortgage calculator free? +

Yes — free, no signup, and all calculations run privately in your browser.