Considered layouts, welcoming spaces, and room to make it yours. Explore our manufactured home collection and find the right foundation for your life in the Northwest.
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Pricing context
Manufactured home pricing depends on the plan, options, site work, and delivery path, so early pricing conversations matter.
The Mammoth Collection
Mammoth
A statement-making multi-section home with contemporary curb appeal, an expansive island kitchen, a covered porch, and a private primary suite—selected as Endeavor's featured luxury home.
3
Bedrooms
2.5
Bathrooms
1,977
Square feet
Posted base home price
$239,450
Site work, delivery, permits, taxes, and selected options are separate.
Questions buyers usually ask while comparing manufactured homes.
Answers to common questions about these homes.
What is the difference between a manufactured home and a mobile home?
A modern manufactured home is built to the federal HUD Code and carries a HUD certification label. The term mobile home usually refers to older factory-built homes from before the HUD Code took effect in 1976.
What does a manufactured home price usually include?
Posted pricing usually starts with the home package or base model information. Final project cost may also include delivery, crane or set work, foundation, utility connections, permits, site work, skirting, decks, garages, taxes, and selected options.
Can I put a manufactured home on my own land in Washington?
Often yes, but the property still needs to work for zoning, setbacks, utilities, access, foundation, permitting, and delivery. A land-fit review is the right step before getting too attached to a specific model.