There are plenty of great places to live in Maryland, but some counties are undeniably more expensive than others. Perhaps you want to think more about the cheapest county to live in Maryland. Make your money go further by living at one of the following ten spots in the Old Line State.

To find the cheapest place to live in Maryland, we went to Niche.com. To make this list, the counties had to rank among the lowest cost of living, as well as receive an overall livability score of a B- and above. Here are the results:

1. Allegany County

When looking at the cost of living in Maryland by county, the median home value in Allegany County is $131,500 and the area is mostly rural. You can enjoy both history and scenery in this charming county. Dan's Rock Overlook is a beautiful spot to visit in Allegany County.

2. Wicomico County

Another one of the cheapest places to live in Maryland, this area is also full of things to do and has a median home value of $191,400. There are several wetland spots nearby that are great for taking in the sights. There is also some great camping here. Check out Roaring Point Waterfront Campground.

3. Garrett County

Garrett County is another one of the cheapest counties to live in. The median home value here is $197,600. The county boasts plenty of spots for hiking, hunting, and exploring small towns. Check out some of the awesome outdoor attractions in Garrett County.

4. Washington County

Washington County county has a median home value of $229,800. One of the cheapest counties to live in Maryland, this area is full of historic sites that are both educational and fun. Be sure to check out Boonsboro if you are ever in the area.

5. Kent County

Have you always dreamed of having a waterside home? While we can't promise that a location right along the coast will be the median average of $266,900, odds are, this is one of the cheapest counties to live in Maryland when compared to many other counties. Chestertown is just one of the many lovely small towns to explore in this county.

6. Worcester County

You're never too far from the beach in Worcester County and the price tag for this location isn't too shabby, either. The median home value is $279,200. Read more about Worcester County and other Maryland counties to retire in.

7. Harford County

Whether you prefer fishing or hiking, you're sure to enjoy at least one activity at the many outdoor attractions in Harford County. The median home value here is $315,200. While it's not the cheapest place to live in Maryland, it's certainly not the most expensive. Kilgore Falls is a lovely spot to visit.

8. St. Mary's County

Travel all the way south to this scenic county in Maryland. This area has a median home value of $326,800 and it's full of endearing history and outdoor spots for families. Learn about historic St. Mary's City.

9. Carroll County

This county has rural spots if you prefer a bit of quiet, as well as larger towns that are full of charm. It's also great for commuting, as the city is never too far away. The median home value here is $353,500. There is plenty of fun to be had here, like at the Carroll County Balloon Festival.

10. Queen Anne's County

You'll find a mix of rural and waterside spots in this beautiful county next to the bay. The median home value is $374,100. If you happen to be in the area during the season, check out Godfrey's Farm.

What did you think of this list? Did you guess which was the cheapest county to live in Maryland? Do you live in any of these more affordable yet great counties in Maryland?

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