2023 Loan limits in Vermont by county. Click on the map below to view loan limits for a particular county.
Vermont Map
Loan Limits are the same across all of Vermont. The conforming loan limits for a single-family home anywhere in Vermont is $726,200.
Loan limits in Vermont are based on the median home price in each county of Vermont. Based on home prices across the state, all areas in Vermont have loan limits equal to the national loan limit baseline.
View the loan limits overview for information on how loan limits are set for each county. Click on the a specific county from the table below for detailed loan limit information.
Counties in Vermont (14)
| County | Median Home Price | Conforming Loan Limit for Single-Family Home |
|---|---|---|
| Addison County | $285,000 | $726,200 |
| Bennington County | $261,000 | $726,200 |
| Caledonia County | $171,000 | $726,200 |
| Chittenden County | $428,000 | $726,200 |
| Essex County | $142,000 | $726,200 |
| Franklin County | $428,000 | $726,200 |
| Grand Isle County | $428,000 | $726,200 |
| Lamoille County | $300,000 | $726,200 |
| Orange County | $275,000 | $726,200 |
| Orleans County | $179,000 | $726,200 |
| Rutland County | $200,000 | $726,200 |
| Washington County | $250,000 | $726,200 |
| Windham County | $260,000 | $726,200 |
| Windsor County | $275,000 | $726,200 |
More on Vermont
Want to learn more about Vermont? See Fair Market Rents in Vermont to view 40th percentile FMRs or click here to find a Public Housing Authority in Vermont who can help with finding affordable housing near you.
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FHA Loan limits are published by the HUD. Conforming loan limits are published by Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA).
Last updated on January 2, 2023