Nelson Real Estate

Nelson Mobile Homes.

Mobile and manufactured homes for sale in Nelson run from about $48K to $975K, with a median ask near $255K. Most are priced well under the half-million mark, and about half are on the North Shore. A typical listing offers two to three bedrooms, so there is room to compare layouts before you book a viewing.

5 Mobile Homes for sale Active on the MLS
$249,000 Median price Current listings
1 New this week New listings
36 days Median days on market Updated Nov 14
5 homes
2701 Leecrest Road
$449,000
North Shore · Nelson
3 bd 1 ba 861 sq ft Lot 0.99 acres
Courtesy of RE/MAX All Pro Realty
32 1554 Granite Road
$209,900
West Arm And South Slocan · Nelson
2 bd 1 ba 924 sq ft
Courtesy of Bennett Family Real Estate
Area Guide

Mobile and Manufactured Homes in Nelson, BC

Browse mobile and manufactured homes for sale in Nelson, BC, from lower-priced homes in the city to properties further along the lake. Listings change daily, so check back often.

Most current listings are priced in the lower part of the range, and just one sits far above the rest. The North Shore has about half of the listings, with a median ask near $260K, which makes it the main area to start. The remaining listings are spread across the West Arm and South Slocan area, Balfour and Kokanee Creek, and Nelson City, so a search limited to one area will miss much of what is available.

Prices are uneven. Nearly all of the listings are in the lower price bands, and the one higher-priced home is out in Balfour and Kokanee Creek, well away from the others. The lowest-priced listing is in Nelson City, so it is worth including the city in your search if keeping costs down matters most.

The North Shore is where you will find the most to compare, which helps if you want to weigh several homes in one trip. The West Arm and South Slocan area has a listing asking around $210K, a little below the North Shore median. Because the remaining areas have only a few listings each, it pays to set up alerts rather than rely on a single visit.

For the money, a typical listing is a bit under 900 square feet and was built in the mid-1980s. That points to compact, practical homes, and many will have had some updating over the years. When you view one, ask about the roof, windows, heating and any recent work, and confirm how the land or pad is held, since that affects both cost and what you can do with the property. Comparing a few homes in the same area side by side is the quickest way to see what a given budget covers.

Local market snapshot

Nelson market at a glance

Across all Nelson home types, September saw 37 sales and a median of 60 days on market, up from 38 days in August. That is the whole market, so treat it as background when looking at individual manufactured home listings.

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