Columbia Valley Mobile Homes.

Mobile and manufactured homes make up a small part of what is for sale in Columbia Valley, and every current listing sits in the lower price bands. Use this page to compare asking prices and areas before you book viewings.

Asking prices centre around $228K, and the full set stays at the lower end of the market. Radium Hot Springs has most of the listings, with a median ask near $234K. Windermere has fewer, and its home is priced well below that, which makes it the entry point for buyers watching their budget. Nothing is currently listed in the middle or upper price bands, so the choice comes down mostly to location and condition.

Prices across these listings sit in a fairly tight range, and all of them are well short of the half-million mark. That makes the page easy to scan: you are comparing homes within a similar budget, not choosing between very different price tiers. Nothing is listed in the middle or upper bands at the moment, so buyers with a larger budget may want to look at other property types in the valley.

Most of the activity is in Radium Hot Springs, at the north end of the valley close to the hot springs and the highway into Kootenay National Park. If you want to be near that part of the valley, this is where most of the choice is. Windermere is the other area with a listing, further south on the lake side of the valley, and it carries the lowest ask on the page. Looking at both gives you a sense of how much location moves the price.

For the money, expect compact living. The typical home here is about 528 square feet and was built in 2006, so these are small, practical places suited to simple, low-maintenance ownership. Before you commit to a viewing, check whether the home sits on owned land or a rented pad, what pad or strata fees apply, and what the lender or insurer will need for this type of home. Those details can change the real monthly cost as much as the asking price does.