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Vermont loan limits for 2026

Quick answer

In 2026, the single-family conforming loan limit in Vermont is $832,750 in every county, and FHA limits range from $541,287 to $575,000. None of its 14 counties are designated high-cost areas. Look up your county below for official 1–4 unit limits from FHFA and HUD.

By Purchase Mortgage Loan Editorial Team Checked against official sources per our editorial standardsData last updated

What are the loan limits in each Vermont county?

CountyConforming (1 unit)FHA (1 unit)FHA (2 units)Median home value
Addison County$832,750$541,287$693,050$333,700
Bennington County$832,750$541,287$693,050$257,400
Caledonia County$832,750$541,287$693,050$215,900
Chittenden County$832,750$575,000$736,100$404,500
Essex County$832,750$541,287$693,050$167,500
Franklin County$832,750$575,000$736,100$285,500
Grand Isle County$832,750$575,000$736,100$363,500
Lamoille County$832,750$541,287$693,050$285,200
Orange County$832,750$541,287$693,050$251,000
Orleans County$832,750$541,287$693,050$213,300
Rutland County$832,750$541,287$693,050$218,400
Washington County$832,750$541,287$693,050$293,900
Windham County$832,750$541,287$693,050$265,100
Windsor County$832,750$541,287$693,050$267,400

Which Vermont counties are high-cost areas?

No Vermont county is above the national baseline, so the conforming limit is $832,750 statewide.

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Frequently asked questions

FHA one-unit limits in Vermont start at $541,287. In Chittenden County, the most populous county, it's $575,000.

The 2026 one-unit conforming limit in Chittenden County is $832,750.

With 3.5% down, the $541,287 FHA floor supports a price of about $560,000. Higher-limit counties allow more.

Sources

Data last updated October 23, 2026.

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