Shadle

Shadle is on Spokane's northwest side, near the Spokane River and Riverside State Park. It's known for mid-century homes, established neighborhoods and parks, with downtown about 10 minutes away.

Classic mid-century homes, big parks and the river close by.

Things you'll love

• Shadle Park: a large park with an aquatic center and a public library branch.

• Audubon Park and Downriver: parks, Downriver Golf Course and the river nearby.

• Riverside State Park: trails and river access a few minutes away.

• Shopping: the Shadle Center and nearby shops along Wellesley and Northwest Boulevard.

Neighborhoods and areas

• Shadle Park: mid-century homes around the park, library and high school.

• Audubon/Downriver: homes near Audubon Park, Downriver Golf Course and the Spokane River.

• Northwest Spokane: established neighborhoods along Northwest Boulevard and Wellesley.

Homes in the Shadle area

Many homes here were built from the 1940s to the 1960s, including bungalows and ranch homes, with some older homes closer to the river. Prices vary from one area to the next, so the live market numbers above are the best place to start, and we're happy to pull comparable sales for any street you're curious about.

Local favorites

• The Garland District: the historic Garland Theater, diners and local shops a few minutes east

• Dwight Merkel Sports Complex: ball fields and a big community sports hub to the north

• Franklin Park: a large neighborhood park with a playground and tennis courts

The Shadle Center and the shops along Wellesley and Northwest Boulevard handle most daily errands, and the Garland District's restaurants and historic theater are a few minutes away.

Schools

Shadle is served by Spokane Public Schools, including Shadle Park High School, Glover Middle School and nearby elementary schools such as Audubon.

School boundaries can change. We always confirm assigned schools with the district for any home you're considering.

Where the name comes from

Shadle Park and Shadle Park High School are named for Eugene A. Shadle. The high school opened in 1957, the first new high school in Spokane in about 25 years.

Getting around

Downtown Spokane is about 10 minutes away. Spokane International Airport is about 20 minutes away.

Good to know before you buy

• Mid-century homes: many homes were built from the 1940s to the 1960s. We look at roofs, wiring, heating and sewer lines during inspections.

• Popular with first-time buyers: well-priced homes here often get a lot of interest, so it helps to be ready to act.

• Close to the river: some homes near the river have views and trail access, which can add value.

Day trips from Shadle

Riverside State Park is about 10 minutes away, downtown Spokane is about 10 minutes away, and Nine Mile Falls and Lake Spokane are about 20 minutes northwest.

Shadle questions we hear often

Is the Shadle area part of the City of Spokane?
Yes. It's in northwest Spokane.

What kind of homes are in the Shadle area?
Mostly 1940s to 1960s bungalows and ranches, with some older homes near the river.

Which school district serves the Shadle area?
Spokane Public Schools. We confirm assigned schools for each address.

Buying or selling in the Shadle area

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