Your commute has essentially no bearing on how the home will sell. Buyers evaluate a home around their own lives. Plenty of them work from home, work nearby, or will happily drive for the right house, so the length of your particular commute rarely enters their thinking. What determines how a home sells is the type of property, the desirability of the location, and whether it is priced correctly, plus normal seasonality, since the slower months move everything a little more sluggishly. If you are asking because you might need to sell, the honest answer depends heavily on your specific area. Some pockets still move quickly at asking price while others sit, and that varies block to block. Have a good local agent pull recent comparable sales and days on market for your immediate neighborhood, so you are working from real data instead of a worry about the drive. And if the deeper question is whether you made a mistake buying farther out: the commute is a lifestyle cost you pay now, so weigh whether the drive is sustainable for you. When the time comes to sell, the home's marketability will rest on price, condition, and location, the same three levers as any other listing.