The median home value in Lind, WA is $145,000.
This is
lower than
the county median home value of $172,900.
The national median home value is $219,700.
The average price of homes sold in Lind, WA is $145,000.
Approximately 47.97% of Lind homes are owned,
compared to 24.72% rented, while
27.31% are vacant.
Lind 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 Lind real estate agent to arrange a tour today!
Courtesy: Othello Realty Group, LLC
509-488-2222
Blake Roosma
Secluded Country Living! This 4 Bedroom, 1 Bath Home with a Daylight Basement has Room to Roam. The Main level features a Dining Room, Kitchen Appliances and includes Washer and Dryer, Living Room with Free Standing Wood Stove, 2 Bedrooms, and a Full Bathroom. Lower Level has 2 bedrooms, Storage Room with Sink, and Large Family Room. There is a Covered Deck off the Dining Room to Sit and Enjoy Year Round. Space Outdoors to Put Horses or Some Other Critters, and it’s centrally located between Othello, Lind, Washtucna, Kahlotus and Connell.
Courtesy: HomeSmart
509-371-9085
Shina Spurlock
.36 Acers in the City of Lind, WA. Great place to build your dream home. Buyer to due own due dilligence. Buyer to verify utilities.
Courtesy: Katz Realty, Inc.
509-725-1701
Rick Sawyer
3 bed one bath home on a large lot. Large bedrooms. New roof. All new Pex plimbing. Free standing gas stove.
Courtesy: Katz Realty, Inc.
509-725-1701
Rick Sawyer
2 plus bed one bath home located in the quiet town of Lind, Outside entrance to the basement. Large lot. Furnace does not work. lots of potential.
Courtesy: Windermere R.E. K-2 Realty
509-765-3337
Jay Kincaid
Opportunity awaits you in the Town of Lind! Built in 1920 as the First National Bank of Lind. A newspaper was managed and printed and a Western Union Telegraph office in basement. After the bank closed the street level was used as a sandwich shop among other things. Since 2021 the building has been reroofed and insulated, the street level has been repainted, re-carpeted and two half baths were added. With a separate entrance, and divided by a locking door, the upstairs has been remodeled with 3 bedrooms and 2 baths. The primary suite has a full bath, an expansive living/dining area and kitchen and bedroom. 6,300 square feet, the building has lots of storage space and ideal for working from home! There is no rental history available.
MLS# 269339 Desert sagebrush on the edge of town. There is a sand pit and rolling hills with steep slope and flat parts of the terrain. It is a great place for riding, hiking, biking or using the ORV's as long as there is a fire perimeter around the parcel. This is a property that has been used for years as a sand supply for roads. There is not a lot of activity in Lind except for farming and the annual Combine Demolition Derby the 2nd weekend of June every year. It's a quiet little farming town. On the SE corner of 2733120410001 is a well that is functional (currently being used by a neighbor to the east).The property is currently zoned AP-40 but is in the path for re-zone to 5-acre tracts. Check with Adams County for clarification.
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