The median home value in Mansfield, WA is $165,000.
This is
lower than
the county median home value of $459,200.
The national median home value is $338,100.
The average price of homes sold in Mansfield, WA is $165,000.
Approximately 58.29% of Mansfield homes are owned,
compared to 36% rented, while
5.71% are vacant.
Mansfield 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 Mansfield real estate agent to arrange a tour today!
Courtesy: Chelan Realty
509-682-4014
Julie Davisson
This 18 acres has dirt road access. Great views of the Columbia River and the surrounding mountains and area. Located North of Waterville about 25 minutes. Make this property your base camp for your destination for relaxation.
Courtesy: Windermere RE/Lake Chelan
509-682-4211
Arturo Zavala
Addorable downtown Mansfield cottage is ideally located across the road from Triangle Park. This 3bed/1bath, 1,332sqft remodeled home is a perfect starter home, and sits on a 40ft wide x 117ft long lot. Ample space open for further improvements on the backside of lot that is easily accessible from the alley. Build a detached garage or ADU, and enjoy the home while you develop. Electrical panel updated in 2017, exterior recently painted, and deck and railings stained. Additionally, mini-splits were added to each bedroom making this home efficient for heating and cooling. Douglas county has the most affordable power rates in the country making this option ideal for first time home buyer down payment assistance programs.
Courtesy: Fathom Realty WA, LLC
888-455-6040
Colton Riblett
This 289+ acre property offers stunning panoramic views and is an ideal location for outdoor enthusiasts or ranchers. The gently rolling landscape is easily accessible by county roads, providing plenty of opportunities to expand an existing operation or start fresh. Located on the Mansfield plateau, this property is close to prime fishing and hunting areas, with nearby wildlife preserves adding to the appeal. Natural features like Foster Creek and scenic canyons make it a perfect recreational escape. With paved road access and power available, it’s a great fit for anyone looking to enjoy rural living with modern conveniences.
Courtesy: Best Choice Realty LLC
206-886-3986
Brenton Wolters
Become an owner of amazing 39 acres in the heart of Douglas county.! County Road frontage. Less than 30 minutes to Banks Lake and 45 minutes to Lake Chelan. Adjacent properties are also for sale
Courtesy: Best Choice Realty LLC
206-886-3986
Brenton Wolters
Amazing and unencumbered 1019 Acres in the heart of Douglas county. Five Parcels. Just off 16 Rd NE there is an old but spacious barn, and other structures as shown in the photos. TaxID's included in the sale 27271710003 (158 Acres), 27271720001 (77 Acres), 27270820000 (473 Acres), 27270710002 (235 Acres), 27271810002 (76 Acres). Total 5 Parcels (1019 Acres). An additional 77 acres is also available.
Courtesy: eXp Realty
888-421-2531
Ben Sellen
39 acres on two parcels in North Central Washington between Coulee Dam and Bridgeport at Leahy Junction. Check out this beautiful sage forest with breathtaking views, small bug-out cabin and outbuilding. The perfect place to get away for some hunting and close proximity to nearby bodies of water the Columbia River and Banks. Unforgettable trails and sunsets ahead.
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