Housing in Harpers Ferry

Harpers Ferry's housing market runs genuinely NOT affordable by this project's standard, with a real, disclosed multi-source price spread worth understanding directly.

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A real, disclosed multi-source spread

Zillow's average home value ran $404,170 (up 4.9% YoY, April 2026), while other sources cited a $372,292 median, a higher $414,250 median, and a $449,000 median list price (July 2026) -- a real, disclosed spread this record does not resolve to one figure (base record).

Genuinely at or above national norms

Every cited figure runs at or modestly above the roughly $393,134 national median home value -- one cited source described Harpers Ferry as approximately 1% more expensive than the national average, genuinely NOT an affordable market by this project's standard.

A real contrast to much of rural West Virginia

Harpers Ferry's housing costs run notably higher than most of rural West Virginia's genuinely affordable statewide housing picture (detailed in west-virginia.js), consistent with its Eastern Panhandle, DC-commuter-adjacent, historic-tourism-town character.

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Given the real, disclosed spread and Harpers Ferry's small housing-market sample size, confirm current listings and recent comparable closed sales directly with a local agent before setting a firm budget.

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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.