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Solar Homes for Sale in Spokane

“Spokane Solar Homes: Sustainable Living Starts Here”

17 listings

Avg $605,326

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$1.5M

5721 N Forker Rd

Spokane, WA

$1.2M

7809 S Ramona Rd

Spokane, WA

$950K

2121 E Cherrytree Ln

Spokane, WA

$740K

1421 W Pinehill Rd

$580K

4921 W LONDALE CT

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$1.5M

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Spokane, WA

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$1.2M

7809 S Ramona Rd

Spokane, WA

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$950K

2121 E Cherrytree Ln

Spokane, WA

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$740K

1421 W Pinehill Rd

Spokane, WA

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$580K

4921 W LONDALE CT

Spokane, WA

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$550K

3716 N WESTWOOD Ln

Spokane, WA

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$525K

4625 W Garden Springs Rd

Spokane, WA

6 bd4 ba3,756

$510K

6514 N Sutherlin St

Spokane, WA

4 bd3 ba2,694

About Solar Homes in Spokane

Spokane, WA currently has 17 solar homes listed on the market with an average price of $605,326, ranging from $291,000 to $1,549,000. These energy-efficient properties combine sustainable living with the Pacific Northwest lifestyle, offering homebuyers reduced utility costs while enjoying Spokane's four distinct seasons. Solar homes in this market provide an excellent opportunity to invest in both environmental responsibility and long-term energy savings.

Average listing price: $605,326 · 17 homes available

Frequently Asked Questions

Spokane's 17 solar listings range from $291,000 to $1,549,000, with an average price of $605,326. Consider factors like panel age, system capacity, and net metering agreements with local utilities when evaluating these properties.

With an average price of $605,326 across 17 listings, solar homes in Spokane represent a range of price points from $291,000 to $1,549,000. The long-term energy savings and potential tax incentives often offset the initial investment compared to traditional homes.

Spokane receives approximately 170 sunny days annually, making solar panels highly effective despite Pacific Northwest winters. Local solar homes are designed to maximize energy production during peak sunlight months while maintaining efficiency year-round.