| 19 active listings near Mattawa | |
|---|---|
| 👍 USDA, * Price Change, * New, * Sale Pending | |
| $713,000 | 👍 113 SW Airport Way Unit 3 |
| $684,000 | 👍 28233 Road O SW |
| $665,000 | 👍* 713 SW Sunset Blvd Unit 55 |
| $575,000 | 👍 306 Davidson Blvd SW |
| $575,000 | 👍 824 Desert Aire Dr SW |
| $550,000 | 👍 514 Fowler Ln SW |
| $529,900 | 👍 19946 E Desert Aire Dr SW |
| $499,900 | 👍 418 Autumn Loop SW |
| $450,000 | 👍* 326 Brunner Ln SW |
| $449,950 | 👍 215 Green Laurel Pl SW |
| $399,000 | 👍 404 Lakeside Way SW Lot 128 |
| $349,950 | 👍 411 Peachtree Pl SW Unit 169 |
| $309,000 | 👍 217 Sunshine Cir SW Unit 435 |
| $305,000 | 👍 203 SW Fairway Pl |
| $299,900 | 👍 20906 Road 24 7 SW Unit 7 |
| $199,000 | 👍* 606 SW Grant Pl Lot 113 |
| $151,999 | 👍 517 SW Island Vw |
| $125,000 | 👍* 206 Green Laurel Pl SW Lot 460 |
| $90,000 | 👍* 316 SW Airport Way Lot 21 |
Interested in fun facts and the history of Mattawa, WA?
Then read on!
1. Mattawa was originally known as "Matatau" or "encampment" by the Native American tribes who lived in the area before the settlement of the town.
2. In 1875, Mattawa was officially established as a trading post and stage coach stop for travelers on the Oregon Trail.
3. In 1883, the town of Mattawa was incorporated and became a major hub for agricultural developments in the region.
4. In 1957, an 80-foot statue of Chief Joseph of the Nez Perce tribe was erected in Mattawa to commemorate the tribes' struggles in the area during their forced removal from their ancestral homelands by the US Army in 1877.
5. The town of Mattawa holds an annual "Chief Joseph Days" festival each year to honor its Native American heritage and celebrate its history.