Vancouver, Washington
Landover-Sharmel Homes for Sale
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6 homes
Avg $369,633
Market Overview
Landover-Sharmel Real Estate at a Glance
Current market statistics for Landover-Sharmel, WA
6
Active Listings
$370K
Avg Price
Price Range
From
$75,000
To
$489,900
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About Landover-Sharmel Real Estate
Landover-Sharmel sits within Vancouver as a quiet residential neighborhood where families and long-term residents make up much of the population. The area offers a straightforward suburban setting with tree-lined streets and a mix of older and newer homes that reflect incremental growth over the decades. Daily life tends to center around local parks and nearby commercial strips that provide everyday dining and shopping without requiring a trip into the denser parts of the city. Residents often value the balance between neighborhood quiet and reasonable access to regional employers and services. The local public school district serves the area, giving families standard options for elementary through high school. Housing stock consists primarily of single-family homes on modest lots, with some townhomes and smaller multi-unit buildings mixed in. At the moment the neighborhood shows six active listings with an average asking price near $369,633, giving buyers a relatively contained selection to evaluate.
Average listing price: $369,633 · 6 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
Inventory remains modest with six homes currently listed. Prices span from the mid-70,000s up to just under $490,000, and the average sits around $369,633. Buyers typically encounter a mix of single-family homes in varying condition.
Several neighborhood parks and green spaces sit within a short drive or bike ride, offering playgrounds, walking paths, and open fields. Residents often use these areas for casual recreation without traveling far from home.
Single-family houses on individual lots form the majority of the stock, though some townhomes and smaller multifamily buildings appear as well. Many properties date from mid-century construction with later additions and updates.
The neighborhood falls within the local public school district, which provides standard elementary, middle, and high school options. Families commonly weigh proximity and specific program offerings when choosing where to live.
Everyday errands can often be handled on foot or by short drive to nearby commercial corridors. The area does not feature a dense, self-contained downtown but offers convenient access to typical suburban retail and dining.