Nanaimo Real Estate

Nanaimo Mobile Homes.

Asking prices for mobile and manufactured homes in Nanaimo run from about $146K to $900K, and most sit well under $500K, around a median of $325K. Pleasant Valley and South Nanaimo hold most of the listings. A typical home has two bedrooms and roughly 1,092 square feet.

38 Mobile Homes for sale Active on the MLS
$324,999 Median price Current listings
3 New this week New listings
47 days Median days on market Updated Nov 3
38 homes
38 Honey Drive
$154,900
Nanaimo, BC
2 bd 1 ba 846 sq ft Lot 846 sq ft
Courtesy of Royal LePage Nanaimo Realty (NanIsHwyN)
30 5854 Turner Road
$198,000
Nanaimo, BC
2 bd 2 ba 980 sq ft
Courtesy of Royal LePage Nanaimo Realty (NanIsHwyN)
57 6245 Metral Drive
$199,900
Nanaimo, BC
3 bd 2 ba 957 sq ft Lot 957 sq ft
Courtesy of Royal LePage Nanaimo Realty (NanIsHwyN)
8 3560 Hallberg Road
$209,000
Nanaimo, BC
3 bd 2 ba 1,318 sq ft Lot 3,900 sq ft
Courtesy of Pemberton Holmes - Westshore
7 80 Fifth Street
$225,000
Nanaimo, BC
2 bd 2 ba 893 sq ft
Courtesy of REMAX Professionals (NA)
8 3560 Hallberg Road
$229,000
Nanaimo, BC
3 bd 2 ba 976 sq ft Lot 3,900 sq ft
Courtesy of Pemberton Holmes - Westshore
1 Honey Drive
$282,000
Nanaimo, BC
2 bd 1 ba 962 sq ft
Courtesy of Century 21 Coastal Realty Ltd.
#140 25 Maki Rd
$298,000
Nanaimo, BC
2 bd 2 ba 1,277 sq ft Lot 6,245 sq ft
Courtesy of Macdonald Commercial Real Estate Services Ltd.
1839 Valley Oak Drive
$327,000
Nanaimo, BC
2 bd 2 ba 1,092 sq ft
Courtesy of Royal LePage Nanaimo Realty (NanIsHwyN)
34 80 Fifth Street
$344,900
Nanaimo, BC
2 bd 1 ba 816 sq ft
Courtesy of Century 21 Harbour Realty Ltd.
2118 Buttle Lake Way
$349,000
Nanaimo, BC
1 bd 1 ba 504 sq ft Lot 2,156 sq ft
Courtesy of REMAX Professionals (NA)
7 2301 Arbot Road
$399,900
Nanaimo, BC
2 bd 2 ba 1,157 sq ft
Courtesy of 460 Realty Inc. (NA)
Area Guide

Mobile and Manufactured Homes for Sale in Nanaimo

This page covers mobile and manufactured homes currently for sale in Nanaimo, grouped by the neighbourhoods where they are listed. Prices, sizes and ages vary, so the notes below show where to start looking.

Most listings ask well below the top of the range, and only a few reach the higher bands. Pleasant Valley has the most homes, with a median ask near $317K. South Nanaimo is close behind at about $303K. Jingle Pot has fewer listings but higher asks, with a median around $442K. Extension and University District each have only a handful of listings.

Most mobile and manufactured homes in Nanaimo are listed in the lower price bands, and entry-level asks sit well below the median. A small group reaches into the upper-middle range, and none currently ask $1M or more. Buyers with a modest budget will find plenty to look at, while those with more to spend have a narrower selection. Area medians are a useful guide, but in areas with only a few listings one home can shift the figure noticeably.

Pleasant Valley and South Nanaimo hold most of the listings, so they give the widest choice for comparing homes side by side. Jingle Pot comes third in listing volume. Extension has a few listings and the lowest area median, near $250K, while University District has just a couple, with a median around $328K. Looking at more than one area is worthwhile, since asking prices differ from one to the next.

A typical home is mid-sized and was built around 1989, so it helps to ask about updates to the roof, windows, flooring and heating. Asking prices reflect size, age and setting, so compare similar homes within the same area. Ask what the land or pad arrangement includes, since it shapes both ongoing costs and what you own.

Local market snapshot

Nanaimo market at a glance

Across all property types in Nanaimo, September saw 77 sales, down from 137 in August. Homes that sold in September took a median of 32 days on the market.

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