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New Construction Homes for Sale in Marshfield
“New Homes Await in Marshfield, MO”
10 listings
Avg $457,622
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$950K
2345 Cologna Road
Marshfield, MO
7 bd4 ba4,200

$745K
235 Kings Way Drive
Marshfield, MO
3 bd3 ba2,101

$447K
142 Danalia Drive
Marshfield, MO
3 bd2 ba1,667

$389K
910 Shorthorn Lane
Marshfield, MO
4 bd3 ba2,325

$385K
1580 Spring Hills Street
Marshfield, MO
5 bd3 ba2,746

$365K
208 Danalia Drive
Marshfield, MO
3 bd2 ba1,306

$359K
900 Shorthorn Lane
Marshfield, MO
4 bd3 ba2,307

$336K
840 Shorthorn Lane
Marshfield, MO
4 bd3 ba1,972
About New Construction Homes in Marshfield
Marshfield, MO currently features 10 new construction homes with an average price of $457,622. Prices range from $290,236 to $950,000, giving buyers modern options in this growing Missouri community near Springfield. These listings reflect strong demand for updated housing in the local market.
Average listing price: $457,622 · 10 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
How many new construction homes are listed in Marshfield, MO right now?
There are currently 10 active new construction listings in Marshfield. The average price sits at $457,622 with options spanning $290,236 to $950,000. This limited inventory means buyers should act quickly on desirable properties.
What price range can buyers expect for new builds in Marshfield?
New construction homes in Marshfield range from $290,236 to $950,000. The average listing price of $457,622 offers a mix of entry-level and premium choices. Local data shows strong value compared to nearby Springfield markets.
Is now a good time to buy new construction in Marshfield, MO?
With only 10 homes available and an average price of $457,622, the market favors prepared buyers. The price range from $290,236 to $950,000 provides flexibility for different budgets. Marshfield's small-town appeal and proximity to larger cities add long-term value.