Bathroom Granite Countertop Costs

Get all the info you'll need on bathroom granite countertop costs, and get ready to make an educated purchase for your bath space countertop.
After 15. New granite countertops and undermounted, easy to clean sinks were installed in this bathroom for a much more modern feel.

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After 15. New granite countertops and undermounted, easy to clean sinks were installed in this bathroom for a much more modern feel.

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After 15. New granite countertops and undermounted, easy to clean sinks were installed in this bathroom for a much more modern feel.
By: Sean McEvoy

Granite is generally considered the highest quality countertop material available, and if you're considering using granite for counter surfaces in your bathroom, you'll want to explore the tiers of bathroom granite countertop costs.

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Granite has a beautiful, natural appearance. It's incredibly durable and will resist chipping or scratching, and it's easy to clean. So it's no surprise granite is so popular for kitchen and bathroom countertops. Along with all of its great qualities come associated costs, however. But don't despair if you're on a budget—you'll have a range of granite types to explore, at various price levels.

Basic granite countertops will generally cost around $50 - $60 per linear foot for materials and installation. This type of granite will not be of the highest quality—it may be less durable than higher quality granite, for example—but it will still have a beautiful appearance at a budget price.

For a better-quality granite, you can expect to pay $60 - $70 per linear foot. This granite type will be slightly more durable, and more resistant to scratching and chipping.

Finally, on the high end of the scale, you can expect to pay up to $200 per linear foot (sometimes more) for granite countertops that are just about guaranteed to last a lifetime.

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