Cost of Living & Housing in Farmington

Farmington's cost of living centers on Delaware's real, statewide tax advantages -- no general sales tax and Kent County's genuinely low property-tax rate -- alongside a real, disclosed gap in Farmington-specific housing data at this very small town's scale.

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Kent County's genuinely low property tax rate

Farmington/Kent County's own effective property tax rate ran approximately 0.46% -- genuinely, substantially below the ~1.02% national median, and held steady in Kent County's FY2026 budget (base record).

No confirmed Farmington-specific housing price

This record did not independently locate a Farmington-specific home-price figure this pass. Kent County's own county-wide median sale price (approximately $369,000) is cited only as regional context, restated from this project's own camden-de.js record, not confirmed as representative of tiny Farmington (base record).

Delaware's no sales tax and 6.6% top income tax rate

Delaware levies no general state or local sales tax anywhere, one of only five 'NOMAD' states. Delaware's 2026 individual income tax is a seven-bracket graduated structure topping out at a 6.6% marginal rate on income at or above $60,000 (base record).

Genuinely cheap statewide homeowners insurance

No Farmington-specific premium figure was found this pass; Delaware's own statewide average ran approximately $1,150-$1,669/year, among the cheapest in the nation (base record).

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Last reviewed: 2026-08-28. Independent research; not financial, tax, or legal advice -- confirm current figures with a local professional before making a decision.