| 25 active listings near Barberton | |
|---|---|
| 👍 USDA, * Price Change, * New, * Sale Pending | |
| $709,925 | 👍* 4410 NE 181st St Unit 104 |
| $668,020 | 👍 4405 NE 182nd St Unit 113 |
| $665,180 | 👍* 4503 NE 182nd St Unit 110 |
| $571,610 | 👍 4409 NE 182nd St Unit 112 |
| $552,825 | 👍* 4230 NE 183rd St Unit 130 |
| $546,485 | 👍* 4226 NE 183rd St Unit 129 |
| $537,830 | 👍 4226 NE 185th St Unit 140 |
| $452,467 | 👍* 18305 NE 46th Pl Unit 173 |
| $450,115 | 👍* 18400 NE 46th Pl Unit 162 |
| $449,768 | 👍* 18313 NE 46th Pl Unit 177 |
| $442,919 | 👍* 18309 NE 46th Pl Unit 175 |
| $440,524 | 👍* 18306 NE 46th Pl Unit 168 |
| $440,416 | 👍* 18406 NE 46th Pl Unit 159 |
| $440,356 | 👍* 18401 NE 46th Pl |
| $440,333 | 👍* 18311 NE 46th Pl Unit 176 |
| $435,060 | 👍 18312 NE 46th Pl Unit 165 |
| $300,000 | 👍* NE 199th St |
Interested in fun facts and the history of Barberton, WA?
Then read on!
1. In 1882, the town of Barberton, Washington was founded by members of the Nooksack Indian Tribe.
2. On June 8, 1938, the Barberton train depot was officially opened. This was the first train depot in the state of Washington and served as a major hub for travelers, freight, and mail until its closure in 1964.
3. In 1892, the first schoolhouse in Washington State was built in Barberton. It was known as the Little Red Schoolhouse and served over 100 students from kindergarten to eighth grade.
4. On August 6, 1913, President Woodrow Wilson visited Barberton to dedicate a monument for the Native Americans who had once lived in the area. The monument is still standing today and is considered to be a symbol of peace between the Native Americans and settlers.
5. On July 15, 1925, a massive fire broke out in downtown Barberton that destroyed half of the town's businesses and homes. Despite this disaster, the town managed to rebuild itself and continue to thrive until today.