La Conner is a historic waterfront town on the Swinomish Channel in Skagit County, known for its galleries, boutiques and the Skagit Valley Tulip Festival, about 15 minutes from Mount Vernon and Anacortes. From mid-April through early October 2026, 36 houses sold in La Conner at a median price of $587,500, and as of October 8, 2026, 30 houses were for sale. See every La Conner home for sale below, updated from the MLS.
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La Conner Housing Market – October 2026
La Conner is a small market, so a few sales can move the numbers. Here is how it looks, from the Northwest MLS.
Recent La Conner Home Sales
- Houses sold: 36 from mid-April through early October 2026, at a median price of $587,500, about $306 per square foot
- Price range: about $270,000 to $2,160,000, with 16 sales under $500,000 and 4 at $1 million and up
- Time to sell: a median of 24 days to go under contract
For Sale Now
- Houses for sale: 30 as of October 8, 2026, with a median asking price of $659,000
- Condos for sale: 6
Where to Live in La Conner
Historic downtown. Character homes and cottages near First Street shops, galleries, restaurants and the waterfront boardwalk.
Shelter Bay. A gated waterfront community across the channel with its own marina, beaches and clubhouse. Homes here sit on leased land, so ask us how that works.
Waterfront and view homes. Homes along the channel and on the hills with views of the water, farmland and Mount Baker.
Farmland and acreage. Country homes and acreage across the Skagit flats, surrounded by tulip and daffodil fields.
Living in La Conner
La Conner is one of the most charming small towns in Washington, with the Museum of Northwest Art, the Skagit County Historical Museum, waterfront dining and boutiques along First Street. Each spring the tulip fields bring visitors from around the world, and the Rainbow Bridge, kayaking and nearby Deception Pass make it easy to get outside. Mount Vernon, Anacortes and Whidbey Island are close by.
Selling a Home in La Conner
La Conner buyers often include retirees and second-home buyers, so great photos, accurate pricing and strong marketing make a big difference. Get a free home value or read our guide to selling your home.
La Conner Real Estate FAQ
What is the median home price in La Conner?
From mid-April through early October 2026, 36 houses sold in La Conner at a median price of $587,500. As of October 8, 2026, houses for sale had a median asking price of $659,000.
How many homes are for sale in La Conner?
As of October 8, 2026, 30 houses and 6 condos were for sale in La Conner.
Is La Conner a good place to live?
Many people love it. La Conner offers a walkable historic waterfront, galleries and restaurants, the Tulip Festival and quick drives to Mount Vernon, Anacortes and Whidbey Island.
What is Shelter Bay?
Shelter Bay is a gated waterfront community across the Swinomish Channel from La Conner, with a marina, beaches and clubhouse. Homes there sit on leased land, which affects financing and ownership, so ask us for details before you buy.
Who are the best real estate agents in La Conner?
Josh and Jolene Baijot are La Conner real estate agents with more than 25 years of experience helping buyers and sellers across Skagit and Whatcom County. Call us at (360) 223-4501.
La Conner Real Estate Agents
We help buyers find the right home in La Conner and help sellers price and market their homes for the best result.
- Local knowledge of La Conner and all of Skagit County
- Experience with waterfront and leased-land homes
- Pricing guidance based on current MLS data
- Strong negotiation for buyers and sellers
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Hi! We’re Josh and Jolene Baijot, the creators of this website. We’re Bellingham real estate agents who help buyers and sellers across Whatcom and Skagit County. Call us at (360) 223-4501 or contact us through this website.