The median home value in Elbe, WA is $339,300.
This is
lower than
the county median home value of $341,600.
The national median home value is $219,700.
The average price of homes sold in Elbe, WA is $339,300.
Approximately 62.04% of Elbe homes are owned,
compared to 0% rented, while
37.96% are vacant.
Elbe real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
Commercial properties are also available.
If you see a property you’re interested in, contact a Elbe real estate agent to arrange a tour today!
Courtesy: Better Homes and Gardens RE PC
253-435-5500
Deanna Andersen
1 OF A KIND- This rare, gorgeous completely renovated home on 27+ acre of your own private tree farm includes an unprecedented 600' of pristine Nisqually river front and 8000+ douglas firs planted in '19. New well with 100+gal/min, new septic, custom electric gate, gas-tankless water heater, new propane tank, full RV hook-up. Short jaunt to river where there are both sandy beaches and river rock perfect for wading, swimming, BBQ, fire or fishing the mouth of Mineral Creek. Hear only the sound of the river and birds with occasional steam train whistle in the background. The large lot can be divided: Airbnb, rental, primary (buyer to confirm specs). No limits on what this paradise can become being only 11 miles from Mt Rainier Entry.
Courtesy: Keller Williams Tacoma
253-460-8640
Tim Park
Don’t miss this charming rambler in the picturesque town of Elbe, perfect for your next home or a short-term-rental! The interior is Delightful, Don't miss the updated fresh paint, countertops, bathroom, laminate plank flooring, refinished cabinets, mini split ac & more. You'll be enamored living steps away from the aqua blue Alder Lake (great fishing, boating, kayaking) & one street up from the Mt. Rainier Scenic Railroad, restaurants, bars & coffee shop. The golden ticket here is being inside of 15 minutes from the Nisqually entrance of Mt. Rainier National Park & inside of 15 min to Eatonville schools & amenities! Don't miss the large lot with sport court and immense covered storage options & parking.
Courtesy: John L. Scott, Inc.
253-268-3500
Christine Baumann
Once in a lifetime opportunity awaits! Found at the foothills of Mt. Rainier is the iconic one-of-a-kind destination restaurant, bar & lodging known as the Mt. Rainier Railroad Dining Co. & Hobo Inn. In business almost 38 years! One of the largest collections of historical cabooses in the U.S. 23 total! This is a stationary collection conveying with the property to which they are on. All have history & are unique in their own way. Six cars support dining, bar, gift shop, refrigeration & kitchen. Nine cars make up the unique lodging experience known as The Hobo Inn. Three are storage & maintenance. One car offers gourmet pizza for take out or outside dining. Four consist of the Bi-centennial Freedom Train once ridden by Gerald Ford himself.
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