Permanent affordability – that's the goal of Tacoma/Pierce County Habitat For Humanity with their new ground lease model. Interested? You must be an income-qualified, first-time home buyer and work with a Washington State Housing Finance Commission – approved lender. Up to $65,000 down payment assistance available for qualified buyers. All potential buyers must complete & agree to Habitat’s pre-submittal checklist (including a housing counseling appointment) before submitting an offer. If you thought home ownership was out of reach, this program may be the opportunity you've been waiting for. This home has been extensively renovated with new flooring, a new roof, modern kitchen & baths, new windows, and more. Come visit today!
Active since May 8, 2026
Affordable Spanaway Home
17407 E 11th Ave · Spanaway, WA
4 Bed
1 Bath
902 Sq Ft
Listing by NWMLS / Windermere Abode
- Year Built 1970
- Lot Size 7,501 sq ft
- Parking Spaces 1
- Parking Type Driveway, Attached Garage
- Lot Details Paved
- Exterior Features Cement/Concrete
- Heating & Cooling Baseboard, Forced Air, Heat Pump, Forced Air, Heat Pump
- Floor Covering Engineered Hardwood
- Annual Taxes $168 (2026)
- HOA Dues $0
- MLS Number 2518461
- Elementary School Evergreen Elem
- Junior High Spanaway Jnr High
- Senior High Spanaway Lake High
What’s Nearby
Spanaway Lake Park is the neighborhood backyard — 135 acres on the south end of the lake, swim beach, boat launch, picnic shelters, and an Olympic-themed playground. The kind of park that turns into summer base camp.
Sprinker Recreation Center sits a few minutes north on S C Street — full NHL ice surface, indoor and outdoor tennis, racquetball, pickleball, a skate park, splash pad, ballfields. Pierce County's most complete rec center, ten minutes from the door.
Daily essentials line Pacific Ave / SR-7 — Safeway, Fred Meyer, the Spanaway commercial strip running north toward Parkland. Anything you need is on the way home from work.
The kids' sports pipeline runs through the Bethel Recreation Association on 38th Ave E — youth soccer, baseball, and basketball that feeds the Bethel district teams.
For the bigger trip, downtown Tacoma is twenty minutes north and Mount Rainier National Park sits straight east on SR-7 — Elbe, Ashford, and the Nisqually entrance all at the end of the corridor for a real weekend reset.
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