There’s just something about older mobile homes that make them special. Maybe it’s just the fact that they have survived after all this time and are still providing a great home to a family. That’s why this month we are sharing 5 1960s mobile homes for sale that we found on Realtor.com.
Keep in mind, these homes were available at publication, but may not be on the market for long.
1968 Mobile Home in Connecticut is Just Waiting for the Right Buyer
We love this 2 bedroom/1 bath mobile home listed for $32,900. At only 660 square feet it would make the perfect project home for someone who is DIY handy. The interior is full of paneling, but a fresh coat of paint would be an easy fix for that if you wanted to brighten it up. Some built-ins offer extra storage and a nice size yard that includes a carport. Also, it looks like the bathroom has recently been updated which is a plus!
1963 California Mobile Home
It’s not often that you find an updated mobile home in California for this price. This one bedroom/one bath 620 square foot is a steal for $20,000. Not only does it look great on the inside, but it’s also in a prime corner spot in a mobile home community.
Florida Mobile Home is Small but Cute
It’s hard to believe that in today’s market this 2 bedroom/1 1/2 bath home is listed for only $16,900. Light and bright with new flooring and a recent update, this home is move-in ready.
1969 Mobile Home in Oregon
This 2 bedroom/2 bath double wide is a rare find at $36,000. With a mostly all original interior, except for new flooring and windows, this is a handyman’s dream, all it needs is a little love.
Related: How to Paint Wood Paneling in Mobile Homes.
Beach Ready Mobile Home in Myrtle Beach
We love this remodeled 2 bedroom/2 bath single wide listed for $65,000. Perfect for those who are looking to be close to the beach but not oceanfront.
We really enjoyed searching for these 5 1960s mobile homes for sale this month. It was really tough to narrow it down to just 5 vintage beauties. Be on the lookout for next month’s article where we will be sharing 5 1970s models on the market!
Thanks for reading Mobile Home Living.
Hello,
I love your website! Lots of really good information. We are looking for a vintage mobile home that can be put on our 11 acres in Oklahoma County. Do you have any resources we could check? Love the 60’s models but would go south something from the 70’s. Would like to fix it up. My husband is a heavy haul driver so we could move it but closer to home would be preferred.
Nice. Thank you. These are always so fun.
But…. waiting for this “grey” fad to die, just die.
And no: don’t paint wood. That hutch is just fine.