Quick answer: There's no single best neighborhood in Spokane. The right one depends on your commute, budget, schools, lifestyle and whether you want a historic home near downtown, a newer home in the suburbs or space on acreage. Here's a starting overview of the areas people ask me about most.
| Area | What you'll find |
|---|---|
| South Hill | Tree-lined streets, many older homes, parks including Manito Park |
| Browne's Addition and Kendall Yards | Near downtown, historic homes and newer urban housing |
| Northwest Spokane | Established neighborhoods and parks |
| North Spokane and Mead | Many newer subdivisions |
| Spokane Valley and Liberty Lake | Suburban homes, newer developments, freeway access east toward Idaho |
| Airway Heights, Cheney and Medical Lake | West Plains communities near Fairchild AFB and EWU |
| Colbert, Chattaroy, Deer Park and Nine Mile Falls | Larger lots and acreage |
The right area is your call. I'm happy to show you homes anywhere and share the facts you need to decide.
Neighborhoods can change block by block here, and I love helping people find the spot that fits. For a closer look at individual areas, see our Featured Communities pages.
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It depends on what matters most to you, like commute, budget, schools and lot size. The best fit for one buyer can be the wrong fit for another.
Areas north and west of the city, like Colbert, Chattaroy, Deer Park, Nine Mile Falls and parts of the West Plains, often have larger lots and acreage.
Airway Heights, Medical Lake, Cheney and the West Plains are the closest communities.
Tell me about your commute, your budget and your wish list, and I'll share the facts on any area you'd like to explore.
Call or text Chelsea: 509.565.1581
Email: chelsea@mcfarlandprey.com
Office: 1402 S Grand Blvd, Suite 201, Spokane, WA 99203
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