Preston County: Lower Cost & Higher Quality of Life!

2 Dec 2022

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Residents of Preston County, WV, enjoy many amenities at a lower cost of living, with a higher quality of life! The median home price in Preston County is $117,800. Compared to the national average of $291,700, that is quite a savings! West Virginia has the eighth lowest property tax rate of 0.57%. Preston County property taxes are even lower at 0.49%! Our county offers a plethora of options in housing options, making it easy for anyone to locate here!

Lower Cost of Living & Better Education in Preston County

Education and Healthcare are also a priority here in Preston County! Our K-12 institutions include Preston County Schools and Mountaineer Challenge Academy, which is designed to give academically challenged teens a second chance. Residents have close proximity access to several post-secondary options including West Virginia Wesleyan College, West Virginia University, Fairmont State University, and more! Click here to learn more about Preston County’s high quality of life!

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