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Homes for Sale in Washington, MO
Washington brings a historic downtown, Missouri River scenery, and a regional shopping and employment center together in Franklin County. Locally owned shops and restaurants give downtown its character, while parks and trails offer ways to spend time outdoors. Highways 100 and 47 connect different parts of the city and the surrounding area.
Browse Washington, MO homes for sale, recent sales, and local market trends below. Experience Realty Partners can help you compare home styles, neighborhood settings, and the practical details of a move to Washington.
$526,889
Average Sales Price
$373,250
Median Sales Price
190
Total Listings
21,545
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LISTINGS
3 Beds4 Baths4,721 SqFt1/78 78Active$2,600,000
4 Beds2 Baths1,810 SqFt1/21 21Open Thu 8AM-7PM$265,000
3 Beds3 Baths1,630 SqFt1/50 50New$445,000
RECENTLY SOLD
$815,000
$895,000
8.9%1891 4 Mile RD, Washington, MO 63090
4 Beds2 Baths26.03 Acres
Listed by Dolan, Realtors
$485,000
$495,000
2.0%834 Jake LN, Washington, MO 63090
3 Beds3 Baths3,200 SqFt
Listed by Coldwell Banker Premier Group
$345,000
$338,000
2.1%2110 Monty View, Washington, MO 63090
4 Beds3 Baths2,211 SqFt
Listed by EXP Realty, LLC
Living in Washington
Downtown and the riverfront are useful starting points for getting to know Washington. Visit the shops, try a restaurant, and walk along the river before exploring residential areas. These stops offer a different view of the city than a tour focused only on individual homes.
Washington also serves as a commercial and employment center for Franklin County. Compare each property's routes to work, shopping, recreation, and other regular stops. The location that fits a downtown routine may differ from one that works best for travel beyond the city.
Washington neighborhoods and home styles
Begin your search by comparing the homes and settings available in current listings. Pay attention to property age, floor plan, lot, parking, and condition. A home near established downtown streets and one in a subdivision may offer different tradeoffs in outdoor space, access, and maintenance.
For an older property, review documented improvements alongside the features that attracted you to it. For newer construction, confirm the specifications, completed work, and items included in the sale. Consider storage, stairs, garage access, and room connections as well as square footage.
Verify the municipal jurisdiction, utilities, school assignment, and any association responsibilities for the exact address. A Washington mailing address alone does not establish the services or rules that apply to a property.
What homes in Washington are selling for
Recent completed sales are a useful starting point when comparing Washington homes. Focus on properties with similar location, layout, lot, size, and condition. A broad market average can combine homes that are quite different from the one you want to buy or sell.
Experience Realty Partners can help you review relevant sales and current competition. We consider a property's individual features and documented improvements when discussing an offer or listing price. Use the listings and recent sales on this page to begin that conversation.
Washington schools
The School District of Washington serves Washington and portions of several surrounding communities. Its schools include Washington High School, Washington Middle School, and elementary campuses across a broad area. Confirm the district, assigned schools, and current enrollment requirements for the exact property address directly with the district.
Parks, recreation, and things to do
Lions Lake has a walking route around the water, playground space, and access to the All Abilities Park. Main Park includes recreation facilities such as a pool, baseball diamond, pavilion, and playgrounds. Visit the parks you expect to use when comparing homes in different parts of Washington.
Riverfront Park offers picnic pavilions and a paved trail for walking and cycling along the Missouri River. Phoenix Park adds tennis courts and a walking trail, while Optimist Park has a skate park. Check current facility hours, seasonal availability, and program information when planning a visit.
Getting around
Highways 100 and 47 are important routes for Washington residents. Route 47 crosses the Missouri River and connects Franklin County with Warren County to the north. Compare the local streets and intersections that lead from each home to your regular destinations, and test your trip at the time you would normally travel.
Buying a home in Washington with Experience Realty Partners
Start with the setting, usable space, condition, and ongoing costs that fit your plans. During showings, look closely at the layout, outdoor areas, parking, major systems, and documented work. Include the surrounding streets and your usual travel routes in the comparison.
We can help you focus a Washington search, arrange showings, and compare relevant sales. Share your priorities with Experience Realty Partners so we can help you evaluate the details of each property and prepare an informed offer.
Selling a home in Washington
A pricing and preparation plan should reflect the properties buyers will compare with yours. We review recent sales, active competition, condition, layout, lot, and location when discussing a listing range. Gather improvement records and information about maintenance and association responsibilities before listing.
Experience Realty Partners can help you present the features that make your Washington home distinctive and plan around your timing. Contact us for a home valuation and a discussion of preparation, presentation, and the next steps.
Nearby communities
Union, Marthasville, and Augusta offer other locations to explore in the region. Compare each community's setting and routes to the places you visit regularly. A broader search can help clarify which features of Washington matter most to you.
FAQs
To help you make informed decisions, we've compiled answers to some of the most commonly asked questions.
Where is Washington, Missouri?
Washington is in Franklin County along the Missouri River. Highways 100 and 47 serve the area, and the Route 47 bridge connects with Warren County to the north.
Which district serves Washington schools?
What parks can I visit?
What is downtown Washington like?
How do I compare Washington home prices?
MARKET TRENDS
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Attributes Average Median
Bathrooms 1.88 2
Bedrooms 2.35 3
Year Built 1985 1988
Lot Size 71,195 Sqft 15,181 Sqft
Taxes $5,183 $1,634
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