🏡 Whitesville Market Stays Stable With Solid Long Term Growth

The latest RPR Market Activity Report for Whitesville, Kentucky shows a steady and affordable rural market with healthy long term appreciation. Whitesville is currently sitting at about 3.5 months of inventory, which puts it in a balanced but slightly seller leaning position.

The median estimated property value</strong is around $211,680. Values dipped about 0.6 percent month over month, but are still up roughly 19.4 percent year over year and nearly 24.7 percent over the past three years, giving local owners solid equity growth.

💰 Home Values And Pricing Trends

• Median estimated value: about $211,680
• Change month over month: roughly -0.6%
• Change year over year: roughly +19.4%
• Change over 36 months: roughly +24.7%

Short term numbers moved slightly, but the longer trend is clearly upward. Whitesville remains one of the most affordable paths into Daviess County homeownership while still building equity over time.

🏠 Active Listings – Affordable And Rural Focused

The median list price</strong for active homes is around $299,000, down about 11.9 percent month over month as more budget friendly homes have come to market.

Current active listings include:

• 10570 Jefferson St – 3 bed, 2 bath, about 1,042 square feet, built 1964, listed near $244,900
• 10700 State Route 764 N – 2 bed, 1 bath, about 912 square feet, listed around $159,900
• 10961 State Route 764 – 2 bed, 1 bath, about 1,335 square feet, early 1900s home listed near $112,000

This mix shows why Whitesville is attractive for first time buyers, downsizers and investors looking for rental or flip potential.

🔥 Pending Activity – Upper End Homes Still Move Fast

Pending data highlights strong demand for well maintained rural homes with space and updates.

• 11172 Old Leitchfield Rd – 3 bed, 4 bath, about 4,016 square feet, built 2013, listed near $565,000 and under contract in roughly 3 days

When a higher end Whitesville property is priced correctly, buyers respond quickly even heading into winter.

🏁 Recent Closings – Healthy Prices Across Segments

Recent sales give a good snapshot of what buyers are willing to pay in today’s market.

• 9793 Oak St – 4 bed, 3 bath, about 3,821 square feet, closed near $342,500
• 7442 Deserter Creek Rd – 3 bed, 4 bath, about 3,298 square feet, closed near $445,000
• 7655 Stevens School Rd – 3 bed, 2 bath, about 1,568 square feet, closed near $184,900

These closings show that Whitesville supports everything from affordable starter homes to larger countryside properties with strong sale prices.

📊 Whitesville Market Snapshot

💡 What This Market Means For Sellers

For Whitesville homeowners, the story is steady and positive. Values are up sharply over the last year and past three years, and well presented homes still attract strong attention. With only a few months of inventory, sellers who price based on current data and invest in clean presentation can do very well in this environment.

💡 What This Market Means For Buyers

Buyers see a nice window right now. Whitesville offers lower prices than many nearby areas plus more entry level inventory this cycle. You are still competing for the best homes, but you have more time and a little more choice than in tighter markets like central Owensboro.

If you want land, a quieter setting and room to grow while staying in Daviess County, Whitesville should be on your radar.

📈 Bottom Line For December 2025

Whitesville is a stable, affordable and equity building market. Whether you are ready to sell a home or want to buy your first place in a rural setting, a data driven plan will help you get the best result.

Reach out any time if you would like a custom market update or price opinion for your property.