Cost to Own
United StatesRankingsTennessee Counties ranked 25 Data vintage ACS 2023 5-Year

Ranked from ACS 2023 5-Year

Most Expensive Counties to Own a Home in Tennessee

Total monthly cost of the county's own median home: mortgage at 20% down, property tax, insurance, electricity, water and a maintenance reserve. Home price dominates this ranking, which is why it maps closely to the coasts.

Tennessee ranked

#County Monthly to ownMedian homeEffective rate
1 Williamson County $4,747$673,7000.429%
2 Wilson County $2,882$397,0000.439%
3 Davidson County $2,870$386,6000.618%
4 Sumner County $2,688$364,0000.534%
5 Rutherford County $2,560$346,4000.507%
6 Fayette County $2,310$316,0000.346%
7 Maury County $2,288$307,5000.480%
8 Robertson County $2,224$296,7000.521%
9 Cheatham County $2,185$291,4000.508%
10 Loudon County $2,166$292,6000.397%
11 Hamilton County $2,159$282,1000.669%
12 Trousdale County $2,115$284,1000.422%
13 Knox County $2,098$279,7000.476%
14 Blount County $2,077$275,7000.503%
15 Dickson County $2,056$272,7000.502%
16 Moore County $1,961$259,3000.483%
17 Bedford County $1,937$255,3000.499%
18 Sevier County $1,926$259,5000.314%
19 Montgomery County $1,925$248,3000.673%
20 Putnam County $1,885$246,8000.526%
21 Marshall County $1,883$246,1000.542%
22 Shelby County $1,865$229,7001.034%
23 Washington County $1,786$231,7000.552%
24 Bradley County $1,772$230,8000.509%
25 Coffee County $1,766$227,3000.606%

Every figure is modelled on the county's own median home with 20% down at 6.66%. Property tax and electricity are county and state specific; homeowners insurance uses the NAIC average premium for that state, which ranges from 0.16% of home value in Hawaii to 1.16% in Oklahoma. Maintenance and water are national estimates. Full methodology.

Nationwide

Most Expensive Counties to Own a Home across all 3,133 US counties · Every county in Tennessee

Other rankings

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