Living in Enosburg Falls, VT
Franklin County
Enosburg Falls is a real, small northern Vermont village in the town of Enosburgh, Franklin County, with a population of 1,356 as of the 2020 Census (approximately 1,343 per a more recent 2025 village-specific estimate) -- a real, modest, essentially flat population trend. Enosburg Falls carries a real, historic identity as "The Dairy Center of the World," consistent with Franklin County's broader real dairy-farming regional identity. Enosburg Falls' housing runs genuinely affordable on its most comprehensive 2024-dated figure ($206,500 median property value) -- well below both national and Vermont statewide figures -- though a real, disclosed, materially wider cross-source spread exists, from a lower $165,400 estimate to a higher $390,000 active-listing figure. This record's own property-tax figure (approximately 1.5%, Census ACS-derived) runs above the national median but below Vermont's own statewide anchor -- disclosed with an honest note that, unlike its sibling Vermont Tier C records, this pass did not find a clean, single Enosburg Falls-specific property-tax aggregator page. Vermont's statewide graduated income tax (topping out at 8.75%) and combined 6.00%-7.00% sales tax apply in Enosburg Falls as they do statewide.
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Cited a 2024 median property value of $206,500.
Taxes
Not independently sourced at the Franklin County level this session. Vermont's top state income tax rate is 8.75%. See the Vermont hub page for the statewide property tax context -- do not treat that figure as Enosburg Falls-specific.
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Pros
Genuinely affordable home prices relative to national and Vermont statewide medians (on the most comprehensive figure this pass found); a real, historic dairy-farming community identity; a property tax rate that runs below Vermont's own statewide anchor.
Cons
A real, disclosed, materially wide cross-source spread on the exact median home price (from $165,400 to $390,000 depending on source and methodology); no clean, single, Enosburg Falls-specific property-tax aggregator page found this pass, unlike its sibling Vermont Tier C records; no confirmed, current, comprehensive local-employer list beyond the historic dairy identity found this pass.
Who this fits
Best for: Best fits budget-conscious movers prioritizing low home prices, comfortable with a small, rural Franklin County village with a dairy-farming heritage and needing to confirm current listings and employment data directly given this pass's disclosed research gaps.
Maybe not for you if: Probably not the right fit for movers who need precise, single-sourced pricing and tax figures without cross-checking directly -- this pass's research surfaced real, disclosed spreads on both housing price and property tax rate for Enosburg Falls specifically.
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