*** No USDA eligible properties were found in Vancouver ***
To find a home that may be eligible for a USDA loan, have a look at the neighboring city Cherry Grove, WA. This city falls within a zone of USDA loan eligibility.
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Vancouver, Washington in Clark County
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87 active listings near Vancouver
👍 USDA, * Price Change, * New, * Sale Pending
$3,850,000    2308 NW 84th Loop
$1,580,000    9713 NE 19th Ave
$1,399,900    2102 NW 71st St
$1,200,095   * 6309 NE 17th Ave
$1,200,095    6309 NE 17th Ave
$975,000    7105 NW 23rd Ct
$924,900   * 8713 NE 39th Ave
$895,000   * 8920 NW Lakeshore Ave
$890,000    115 NE 72nd Cir
$890,000    115 NE 72nd Cir
$810,000   * 6820 NE 27th Ave
$775,000   * 8901 NW 24th Ave
$770,000   * 8504 NE 39th Ave
$700,000   * 8805 NW 9th Ave
$699,000   * 1208 NW 86th Cir
$699,000    2100 NW Kelly Dr
$649,900   * 1214 NW Lakeview Rd
$640,000    7309/7311 NE 14th Ct
$624,900    9307 NW 9th Ave
$619,900   * 1715 NE 68th St
$599,900   * 8903 NE 35th Ct
$599,900   * 8903 NE 35th Ct
$599,900    6207 NE 22nd Ct
$599,900    6207 NE 22nd Ct
$589,999   * 9103 NE 25th Ave
$589,900   * 9001 NW 12th Ave
$569,900   * 9600 NE 55th Ct
$550,000   * 9309 NE 25th Ct
$550,000   * 6800 NE 28th Ave
$550,000    3710 NE 93rd St
$550,000    3710 NE 93rd St
$549,900   * 3016 NE 98th Cir
$549,000    4413 NE 98th Cir
$535,000   * 2514 NE 85th Cir
$535,000   * 1308 NW Sluman Rd
$530,000    5913 NE 99th St
$530,000    5913 NE 99th St
$525,000   * 516 NW 87th St
$524,000   * 219 NW 72nd Cir
$512,900   * 9701 NE 61st Ct
$512,900   * 9701 NE 61st Ct
$510,000   * 4530 NE 91st Way
$509,900   * 1912 NW 90th St
$499,900   * 4322 NE 97th St
$474,900   * 7415 NW 1st Pl
$469,900   * 7305 NE 31st Ave
$468,000    5812 NE 99th St
$455,000   * 2920 NE 94th St
$449,500   * 6616 NE 17th Ave
$449,000   * 1315 NE 70th St
$445,000   * 9416 NE 29th Ct
$440,000   * 9408 NE 29th Ct
$430,000   * 6615 NW 5th Ave
$430,000   * 603 NE 86th St
$430,000   * 603 NE 86th St
$429,900   * 1326 NE 72nd Way
$429,900   * 418 NW 84th Cir
$429,900   * 1314 NE 72nd Way
$429,000   * 213 NW 68th St
$425,000   * 8612 NW 13th Ct
$425,000    406 NE 71st St
$410,000    1315 NE 82nd Way
$399,900   * 7900 NE 24th Ct
$399,000   * 1318 NE 83rd Dr
$396,000   * 1418 NE 82nd Dr
$395,000   * 1717 NE 97th St
$385,000   * 7803 NE 24th Ct
$385,000   * 4016 NE 89th Way
$380,000   * 1825 NE 90th Cir
$355,900   * 7401 NW 1st Ave
$340,000   * 407 NW 78th St
$320,000    8904 NE 15th Ave Apt B16
$280,000    2505 NE 99th St
$269,950   * 1412 NE 72nd St Apt 3
$269,950   * 1412 NE 72nd St Apt 3
$259,900    307 NE 85th St
$255,900   * 306 NE 85th St
$245,000    2102 NW Kelly Dr Apt 21
$215,000    507 NE 99th St Spc 68
$209,500    7320 NE 16th Ave Unit 204
$189,000    7316 NE 16th Ave Unit 302
$185,000   * 507 NE 99th St Spc 57
$139,000    507 NE 99th St Spc 64
$119,900    507 NE 99th St Spc 91
$119,900    507 NE 99th St Spc 91
$119,900   * 1709 NE 78th St Unit 139
$54,999    1004 NE 72nd St Unit 51

Interested in fun facts and the history of Vancouver, WA?
Then read on!

1. Vancouver, Washington was founded in 1825 by the Hudson's Bay Company and was named after Captain George Vancouver, a British explorer.

2. The first railway line in the Pacific Northwest was built in Vancouver in 1872.

3. In 1905, Vancouver hosted the Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposition, which celebrated the 100th anniversary of the Lewis and Clark Expedition.

4. In 1916, Vancouver hosted the first air show west of the Mississippi River, which featured stunt pilots and barnstormers performing aerial stunts.

5. The Columbia River Highway (now State Route 14) opened in 1922 and connected Vancouver to Portland, Oregon.

6. In 1940, a new suspension bridge was built over the Columbia River to connect Vancouver with Portland, Oregon, replacing an outdated ferry service that had been in place since 1850.

7. On June 25th, 1948, a devastating flood struck Vancouver and caused extensive damage to downtown buildings and infrastructure.

8. On May 16th, 1980, Mt. St. Helens erupted near Vancouver, sending an ash cloud over much of the city and causing widespread damage to buildings and homes.