Property Tax in Huntingdon County
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Huntingdon offers the region's lowest tax rates
Huntingdon County's effective tax rate of 0.914% is among the lowest in the nation, placing it in roughly the 10th percentile nationally. The median property tax of $1,648 is substantially below the national median of $2,690, despite moderately valued homes of $180,300.
Huntingdon ranks as Pennsylvania's lowest-tax county
At 0.914%, Huntingdon's effective rate is the lowest among all eight counties analyzed and stands well below the state average of 1.317%. The median tax bill of $1,648 is roughly $1,009 lower than the state median, delivering exceptional savings to property owners.
Huntingdon has the region's best tax advantage
Huntingdon's 0.914% rate beats every neighboring county analyzed, including Forest (1.038%), Fulton (1.028%), and Fayette (1.195%). A Huntingdon homeowner pays roughly $500–$1,200 less annually than residents of higher-taxing counties, even when adjusting for home values.
Median Huntingdon home costs about $1,648 yearly
A typical Huntingdon home worth $180,300 carries an annual property tax bill of just $1,648. With a mortgage, that bill rises to $1,734; without one, it drops to $1,542.
Even lowest-tax Huntingdon has appeal opportunities
Assessment overvaluations happen everywhere, and Huntingdon homeowners who challenge inflated assessments have won meaningful reductions. A successful appeal could shave another $200–$500 off your already-low annual bill.