April 2018 Mobile Home Finds

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It’s that time again, time to share our favorite Craigslist mobile home finds. Each month we search online to find our top picks of mobile homes that catch our eye. Whether it be for their potential, outstanding remodeling, or just because they are a steal, we love sharing our finds with you!

Just a reminder, we aren’t realtors, we just enjoy looking and talking about mobile homes. All of our picks include the original listing from Craigslist, but they can be sold and taken off the market at any time.

Also, a big shoutout to our friend Steve, who shares all of these fantastic mobile home finds from his Facebook page Manufactured Housing.

Gorgeous 2 Bedroom Mobile Home for $18,900

This 900 square foot mobile home located in Missouri, looks pretty average from the outside. However, once you step inside, you know this completely remodeled home is something special, especially for under $20,000. Dark, painted cabinets are accented nicely with the tile backsplash in both the kitchen and the bathroom. Also, a bay window adds plenty of natural light into the kitchen. We also love the wainscoting in the living room which adds dimension to the space. Whoever did this update should be proud! Home is sold.

The exterior seems to be in good shape.

Love the shades of grey on the walls.

The kitchen is a beauty.

High-End 2 Bedroom Mobile Home for $47,900

This 1978 900+ square foot mobile home in Washington State is a sight to see! Starting from the exterior, it looks to have been completely updated. New floors, framed out windows, granite countertops, even stainless steel appliances are featured in this mobile home. There are just too many fresh updates to list, but we did want to share one of our favorites, the unique tile in the bathroom and laundry room. This seems to be a very high-quality update to an older mobile home, at a very reasonable price. Home is sold.

Looks like the exterior has been freshly painted.

Looks like a brand new home.

Very nice kitchen setup.

Notice the detail in the tile work?

Vintage 2 Bedroom Mobile Home for $29,500

If you are looking for something to downsize to and have a love for DIY projects, this 1968 Mobile Home in a senior park in California, just might be for you. It looks to have had some minor updates through the years, mainly flooring and a newer heating system, but still has the original paneling throughout. It also features the raised kitchen on the end of the mobile home overlooking the living room. Fortunately, it looks to be in good condition and could easily be updated with just a fresh coat of paint to lighten up the space. Home is sold.

Nice covered porch area.

Open floor plan with the step down from the kitchen.

The kitchen is good size.

Updated 2 Bedroom Mobile Home for $15,000

This 1990 Sky Model mobile home in Kansas, found in the Facebook marketplace, is a perfect example of what a difference an update can do. Although it’s small, the open floor plan makes it seem much larger. We also really like the color palette they chose for the kitchen. Its a nice combination of light and dark that balances out well. Home is sold.

Good size living room.

These countertops are gorgeous.

Small, but gives the illusion of being much bigger with the open floor plan.

Fixer Upper 2 Bedroom Mobile Home for $2,500

This 1983 Victorian mobile home in Ohio, is a project lovers dream. Sitting in a mobile home park community, the listing states that the mobile home would have to be removed, but for this price, it would be well worth the effort. Whether you wanted to set it up as a vacation spot or hunting camp, or even as your new home, if the mobile home is sturdy it would be a great investment. With all the original cabinets, paneling and built-ins, it just needs some TLC (or a total remodel if that’s what you have in mind) to be live in ready. Home is sold.

Looks like the process to move it has already started.

There is tons of potential in this mobile home.

We love these built-ins.

We hope you enjoyed our April mobile home finds. These were just a few of the homes we narrowed down to showcase the possibilities of Mobile Home Living. Be on the lookout for next month’s installment!

Thanks for reading Mobile Home Living.

Kim Alley

Kim Alley is a writer here at Mobile Home Living and I am honored to have her join us! She has lived in a manufactured home for over 20 years and took on many remodeling and upgrade projects during that time. Kim has three kids, ages 17 to 25, and enjoys spending time with her family, hiking, and camping whenever she can.