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◦ Neighborhoods

Where to live —
by character.

Schools, walkability, lake access, and the way each neighborhood feels at street level — across Spokane County and North Idaho.

Airway Heights, WA

Airway Heights

A small city west of Spokane along US-2 — Fairchild Air Force Base, the Northern Quest Casino, and one of the fastest-growing residential markets in Spokane County.
Athol, ID

Athol

A small north-Idaho town near Farragut State Park and the south end of Lake Pend Oreille — rural character, larger lots, and a 25-minute drive to downtown Coeur d'Alene.
Spokane, WA

Audubon / Downriver

A walkable Northwest Spokane neighborhood of early-1900s craftsman and bungalow homes, anchored by Audubon Park and Downriver Golf, five minutes from downtown.
Spokane, WA

Bemiss

A working-class northeast Spokane neighborhood bordered by Hillyard and Logan — small-lot post-war housing, Bemiss Elementary, and quick I-90 access.
Spokane, WA

Browne's Addition

Spokane's oldest neighborhood, immediately west of downtown — late-1800s mansions, the MAC museum, and a walkable historic district that trades from $350K condos to $1.5M+ restored estates.
Cheney, WA

Cheney

A small city southwest of Spokane and home of Eastern Washington University — university-town character, a 25-minute I-90 commute to downtown, and family homes from $325K to $700K.
Spokane, WA

Chief Garry Park

An east Spokane neighborhood between Mission Avenue and the Spokane River — Chief Garry Park, Felts Field airfield, and a mix of mid-century single-family and small multi-family stock.
Colbert, WA

Colbert

A semi-rural Spokane County community north of the city — top-rated Mead schools, larger lots, and easy reach to Mt. Spokane.
Coeur d'Alene, ID

Downtown Coeur d'Alene

The walkable heart of CDA — Sherman Avenue, Tubbs Hill, McEuen Park, and Lake Coeur d'Alene at the foot of every street.
Spokane, WA

East Central

A historic east-downtown Spokane neighborhood undergoing steady reinvestment — early-1900s craftsman and bungalow stock, Liberty Park, and walkable to downtown.
Spokane, WA

Emerson / Garfield

A north-of-the-river Spokane neighborhood between Monroe Street and Division — early-1900s housing, Corbin Park, and a walkable connection to downtown across the Monroe Bridge.
Spokane, WA

Fairwood

An established North Spokane neighborhood in the Mead School District — 1970s–2000s ranches and split-levels, mature trees, and a 15-minute downtown commute.
Spokane, WA

Five Mile Prairie

A bluff-top North Spokane neighborhood with city and mountain views, newer construction, and quick access to downtown via Hwy 395.
Spokane, WA

Garland District

A walkable north-central Spokane neighborhood built around the Garland Avenue commercial spine — the historic Garland Theater, the Milk Bottle, and 1920s–40s bungalows on tree-lined streets.
Spokane, WA

Grandview / Thorpe

A southwest Spokane neighborhood on the bluff above Latah Creek — view lots, mid-century housing, and a quick downtown commute via Sunset Highway.
Hayden, ID

Hayden

A Coeur d'Alene-area family suburb wrapped around its namesake lake — Coeur d'Alene School District 271, newer construction, and a 10-minute drive into downtown CDA.
Spokane, WA

Hillyard

A historic northeast Spokane neighborhood — former railroad town annexed in 1924, working-class housing stock, the Hillyard commercial district, and steady reinvestment along Market Street.
Spokane, WA

Indian Trail

A north Spokane neighborhood of newer homes and quarter-acre lots, defined by direct access to the Riverside State Park trail system.
Spokane, WA

Latah / Hangman

A southwest Spokane neighborhood along the Latah Creek (Hangman Creek) corridor — semi-rural pockets, larger lots, and Qualchan Golf Course.
Liberty Lake, WA

Liberty Lake

A master-planned city wrapped around its namesake 708-acre lake — walkable town center, top-rated Central Valley schools, and easy commutes to both Spokane and Coeur d'Alene.
Spokane, WA

Lincoln Heights

An east-of-South-Hill Spokane neighborhood built around the 29th Avenue commercial corridor — 1950s–80s ranch and split-level homes, the Lincoln Heights Shopping Center, and quick access to Manito Park.
Spokane, WA

Logan

A north-Spokane neighborhood anchored by Gonzaga University — walkable campus blocks, early-1900s housing, and steady student and faculty rental demand.
Mead, WA

Mead

An unincorporated CDP north of Spokane along the Hwy 2 / Newport Hwy corridor — the namesake of the Mead School District, with a mix of older ranches and present-day subdivisions.
Medical Lake, WA

Medical Lake

A small city west of Spokane sitting between a chain of mineral lakes — lakeside cabins, newer subdivisions, and a 22-minute I-90 commute to downtown.
Coeur d'Alene, ID

Mica Bay

A south-facing lakefront enclave on Lake Coeur d'Alene west of Hwy 95 — long sightlines down the lake and some of North Idaho's most established estate properties.
Millwood, WA

Millwood

A tiny independent city east of Spokane along the Spokane River — a former mill town with its own zip code, walkable historic core, and a tight 10-minute downtown commute.
Spokane, WA

Minnehaha

A northeast Spokane neighborhood between Bemiss and Chief Garry Park — small-lot post-war housing, Minnehaha Park, and easy access to I-90 via Greene Street.
Spokane, WA

Nevada Heights / Lidgerwood

A north Spokane neighborhood along the Nevada and Lidgerwood corridors — established 1940s–1970s housing, Lidgerwood Elementary, and quick access to North Division.
Spokane, WA

North Hill

A north Spokane neighborhood between the Garland District and Francis Avenue — established 1920s–1950s single-family stock, Holmes Elementary, and walkable to North Monroe.
Spokane, WA

Northwest

A far-northwest Spokane neighborhood wrapping Riverside State Park — newer subdivisions, river-bluff lots, and Indian Trail Road as the main connector.
Otis Orchards, WA

Otis Orchards

An unincorporated rural-suburban area east of Spokane Valley near Newman Lake and Liberty Lake — half-acre to multi-acre parcels, East Valley schools, and a 20-minute I-90 commute downtown.
Spokane, WA

Peaceful Valley

A tiny river-bottom Spokane neighborhood directly below downtown — late-1800s housing on the Spokane River, walkable to the Centennial Trail and downtown via the Sandifur Bridge.
Post Falls, ID

Post Falls

The Idaho gateway just across the state line from Liberty Lake on the Spokane River — newer construction, family-oriented, and the entry point to Coeur d'Alene.
Rathdrum, ID

Rathdrum

A growing north-Idaho city along the Hwy 41 corridor north of Hayden — newer construction, Lakeland Joint schools, and gateway access to Twin Lakes and Spirit Lake.
Spokane, WA

Riverside

Spokane's downtown core neighborhood — Riverfront Park, the Davenport District, Riverside Avenue mansions on the south fringe, and the city's densest mix of condo, loft, and historic inventory.
Coeur d'Alene, ID

Rockford Bay

A sheltered cove on the west shore of Lake Coeur d'Alene with quiet water, deep coves, and established lakefront estates.
Sandpoint, ID

Sandpoint

A north-Idaho resort town on Lake Pend Oreille with a historic downtown, Schweitzer Mountain Resort 30 minutes up the hill, and a real 50-minute drive to downtown Coeur d'Alene.
Spokane, WA

Shiloh Hills

A far-north Spokane neighborhood between Wandermere and Fairwood — established 1960s–1990s subdivisions, Mead schools, and a 12-minute downtown commute via Hwy 395.
Spokane, WA

South Hill

Spokane's historic luxury neighborhood — Manito Park, mature trees, 1900s–1920s character architecture, and top-tier public schools.
Spokane Valley, WA

Spokane Valley

The incorporated valley east of Spokane between downtown and Liberty Lake — diverse housing, strong school districts, and a convenient base for commuters in either direction.
Spokane, WA

West Central

A north-of-the-river Spokane neighborhood west of downtown — historic 1900s–1920s housing stock, Kendall Yards redevelopment on the river bluff, and steady reinvestment along Broadway.
Spokane, WA

West Hills

A far-west Spokane neighborhood on the bluffs above the Spokane River — mid-century and newer housing, Riverside State Park access, and quick I-90 / Sunset Highway commutes.
Spokane, WA

Whitman

A north Spokane neighborhood between Hillyard and the Garland District — 1920s–1960s single-family housing, Whitman Elementary, and quick access to North Division.