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Sundance Meadows

10400 N. Nine Mile Road

Spokane, Washington  99208

Small, 55+ Manufactured Home Community Outside of Spokane, Washington Boasts Quality Residences in a Pretty Setting

 
Sundance Meadows is a lovely new manufactured home community for those 55+ and is located on the northern outskirts of Spokane, Washington, about 15 minutes northwest of downtown.  This development has fewer than 40 single family homes nestled among hilly terrain and pine trees and is across the street from the 18-hole Sundance Golf Course and the Spokane River.  Residents enjoy this rural spot with its mountain views, clean air and room to stretch out.

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Sundance Meadows likes to stress that homebuyers here only purchase the house, not the land that it is built upon.  They say the benefit is that the money saved (estimated to be $50,000) can be invested elsewhere and that even more money is saved by not paying taxes or finance interest on the land.  Homes are  built offsite to state and federal standards and are then permanently built onto vapor protected concrete foundations.  Available home prices begin at $144,900 (three bedrooms, two baths, insulated 2-car garage and 1,458sq. ft.) and top out at $164,900 (three bedrooms, two baths, insulated 3-car garage and 1,755 sq. ft).  Residences that have recently been sold, though, reach into the high-$100,000s.   On top of the home prices there are long-term land lease fees, roughly $450 per month, and includes maintenance of the clubhouse and facilities, snow removal and the professional, on site manager.  Call (509) 466-1388 or go here for more information.

 

This is a gated community, and amenities include a clubhouse with a library, pool, exercise center and high-end kitchen.   Yards are fully landscaped and low maintenance, and residents also enjoy inexpensive RV storage, about a $1 per sq. ft., with utilities included.  Guests receive free 7-day RV parking.    

Riverside State Park is close at hand and is a great spot for bicycling, birdwatching, running, fishing, contemplating, picnicking, whitewater rafting, camping, boating and much more.  It's also a place to lend one's volunteer services.  

Spokane (population 205,000) is Washington's second largest city and is known as the "Lilac City," named after these flourishing fragrant flowers.  Five hospitals, including Holy Family Hospital and Valley Hospital, are located here.  Of the population, 21% is from 45 to 64, and 14% is 65 years of age or older.  

Since Spokane is in the eastern region of Washington, near the Idaho border, the climate is not the same as on the coast.  Summer temperatures reach the 90s; winter temperatures are in the 20s and 30s, and precipitation year-round is only one to two inches per month.  Morning humidity is high, around 85%, but drops in the afternoons.

 

 


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