Mobile home prices in Ladner sit higher than equivalent units in Surrey or the Valley, mostly because the location commands a premium. Older single-wides in basic shape can start around $150K to $250K. Renovated or larger units in well-run parks push into the $300K to $450K range. Square footage usually runs 700 to 1,400. Two or three bedrooms, one or two baths, a small yard, a covered parking spot.
Mobile & Modular Homes Available in Ladner
Ladner mobile homes are one of the most affordable entry points into Delta — a community where most other property types start in the seven figures. This page lists what's currently on the market, pulled live from the MLS each day. It's a fit for retirees who want the small-town Ladner feel without a detached-home budget, downsizers leaving a larger property, and first-time buyers who'd rather own something modest than rent indefinitely. Most of these are in pad-leased parks, so you own the home but lease the land. Browse the listings, narrow by what matters to you, and reach out when you want to see one.
Ladner has a very different feel from most of the Lower Mainland. The pace is slower, the streets are walkable, and the village core sits right on the water. Mobile home parks here have been around a long time, and most have a stable, established community of residents who've lived there for years.
Most buyers in Ladner mobile home parks are 55+, downsizing from a detached home or shifting to a lower-maintenance lifestyle. There's also a steady stream of younger buyers looking for the cheapest path to ownership in a Lower Mainland community that still feels like a community. Pets, age limits, and rental rules vary by park — check those first.
Commute is reasonable. The Massey Tunnel is your link to Vancouver and Richmond. Highway 17 connects you to Tsawwassen, the ferries, and the U.S. border. Local amenities — groceries, restaurants, the rec centre, the public dock — are mostly walkable from the central parks. It's quiet, but not isolated.