Available models
65
Manufactured-home models currently shown in the catalog.
Tacoma Manufactured Homes
Manufactured homes in Tacoma with pricing, land-fit, and delivery guidance in one place.
Compare real models, understand pricing direction, and move into the next useful conversation without bouncing around the site.
Tour-ready
23
Models with a better online preview already in place.
Posted pricing from
$75,495
Lowest public price currently shown in this collection.
Best next steps
Use this page to narrow the real shortlist.
Compare full-home layouts and Champion series without losing the pricing conversation.
Use the stick-built comparison guides when buyers need clearer cost and timeline context.
Keep land fit, delivery, set-up, and financing close to the shortlist instead of treating them as separate problems.
Need Help After Pricing?
Get the right next step.
Share the model, budget, property status, or delivery question and we can point you to the next useful move.
Current Manufactured Homes
See the full manufactured-home lineup.
Every manufactured-home model currently in the catalog is shown here, with the exterior view leading the card so the lineup is easier to scan.
$195,4501,942 sq ft
Crystal Bay Estates 1942
$188,4501,820 sq ft
Crystal Bay Estates 1820
$183,9501,707 sq ft
Crystal Bay Estates 1707
$180,9501,699 sq ft
Crystal Bay Estates 1699
$176,9501,578 sq ft
Crystal Bay Estates 1578
$166,9501,456 sq ft
Crystal Bay Estates 1456
$156,9501,335 sq ft
Crystal Bay Estates 1335
$153,9501,280 sq ft
Crystal Bay Estates 1280
Pricing on request1,260 sq ft
DreamWorks 1260
$148,9901,173 sq ft
Crystal Bay Estates 1173
Pricing on request1,120 sq ft
DreamWorks 1120
Planning Guides
Open the pricing and construction guides.
Use the sheets that actually help a buyer compare budget, timing, and construction details.
Budget Breakdown
A 1,600 sq ft Washington example showing total project cost, timing, and line-item budget differences.
Savings Summary
A quick one-line savings snapshot that is easy to read through before digging into the larger comparison pages.
Process Comparison
A side-by-side timeline showing how a factory-built home compares with a traditional stick-built schedule.
Head-to-Head Table
A cleaner side-by-side table for cost per square foot, inspections, interest, weather risk, and build method.
Decision Notes
Supporting notes on financing differences, appreciation, contingency planning, regional pricing, and inspections.
Champion Construction Overview
The cutaway construction chart showing the roof, framing, insulation, siding, flooring, and major system callouts.
Champion Feature Notes
The matching Champion feature sheet with the detailed notes that explain each numbered construction callout.
Full Attachment Pack
Download the full comparison packet in one file.
Keep It Grounded
The parts that usually decide whether the project still makes sense.
These are the issues buyers usually need clear before they keep shopping.
Base home pricing is only one part of the budget. Land, utility work, permits, delivery, and set-up often move the real number more.
The right model still has to fit access, setbacks, grading, and site-readiness before it becomes the right project.
The cleanest next move is usually a shortlist plus one pricing or land-fit conversation, not more browsing.
FAQ
Questions buyers usually ask before they call.
Start here if you want the short version before reaching out.
Can I get pricing before I visit the showroom?
Yes. Endeavor Homes NW can help narrow the right models first, then share pricing direction based on the home, site, delivery path, and upgrade scope.
Do I need land before I start?
No. Some buyers already have land and others start with financing or feasibility questions first. The point is to line up the home, budget, and property requirements before the project gets expensive.
What should I budget beyond the home price?
Delivery, setup, permitting, utilities, grading, foundation work, and selected upgrades can all affect the final number. The site and access conditions matter as much as the model.
Can I compare several homes before I decide?
Yes. The best path is usually to narrow to a short list by layout, square footage, and base pricing direction, then compare those homes against land fit and budget realities.