Moving to Millersburg: Pros, Cons & What to Know

Moving to Millersburg means moving to the real Holmes County seat, set within the largest, most concentrated Amish settlement in the United States, with genuinely affordable housing and a self-collected village income tax.

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A real, small county-seat village within a distinct regional community

Millersburg's own population ran 3,151 at the 2020 census, within a Holmes County whose real Amish settlement is cited at approximately 39,525 people as of 2023 -- the second-largest Amish settlement in the world and the highest concentration of Amish residents of any single U.S. county, making up roughly half of Holmes County's population.

Budget for genuinely affordable housing

Millersburg's median sale price ran approximately $280,000 (Redfin), with buying here described as approximately 1% below the national average cost -- though a separate August 2026 median list price ran meaningfully higher at $375,000.

Plan for real, ongoing horse-and-buggy road traffic

Horse-and-buggy transportation remains real and genuinely common on Holmes County's local roads -- a practical driving consideration (extra following distance, reduced dawn/dusk visibility, buggy-specific road signage) worth planning around, not a novelty.

Confirm Millersburg's own self-collected income tax rate

The Village of Millersburg levies a real 1.5% local income tax, collected directly through its own Income Tax Department -- not RITA or CCA.

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Last reviewed: 2026-08-25. Independent research; not financial, tax, or legal advice -- confirm current figures with a local professional before making a decision.