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Best Places to Live in Spokane Valley, Washington

By Matthew Lynch
November 13, 2024
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Spokane Valley, located east of Spokane in Washington state, offers a blend of suburban living with easy access to urban amenities and outdoor recreation. Here are some of the best areas to consider when looking for a place to live in Spokane Valley:

  1. Greenacres

Greenacres is a popular neighborhood in the eastern part of Spokane Valley, known for its mix of rural and suburban living.

Highlights:

  • Larger lots and some properties with acreage
  • Close to Saltese Uplands Conservation Area for outdoor activities
  • Good schools, including Greenacres Middle School

Considerations:

  • Further from downtown Spokane Valley and Spokane proper
  • Some areas may have limited public transportation options
  1. Opportunity

Opportunity is a centrally located neighborhood offering a mix of housing options and easy access to amenities.

Highlights:

  • Close to Spokane Valley Mall and other shopping centers
  • Good mix of single-family homes and apartments
  • Easy access to I-90 for commuters

Considerations:

  • Can be busier due to proximity to commercial areas
  • Some older homes may require updates
  1. Veradale

Veradale is a well-established neighborhood in the southern part of Spokane Valley.

Highlights:

  • Mix of older homes with character and newer developments
  • Close to Dishman Hills Natural Area for hiking and outdoor recreation
  • Strong sense of community

Considerations:

  • Some areas may be hilly, which could be challenging in winter
  • Limited public transportation options in some parts
  1. Millwood

While technically its own incorporated city, Millwood is often considered part of the greater Spokane Valley area.

Highlights:

  • Historic charm with tree-lined streets
  • Close to the Spokane River and Centennial Trail
  • Small-town feel with a strong sense of community

Considerations:

  • Limited housing inventory due to its small size
  • Some older homes may require updates
  1. Ponderosa

Ponderosa is a family-friendly neighborhood in the southern part of Spokane Valley.

Highlights:

  • Newer homes and well-maintained properties
  • Close to Ponderosa Elementary School
  • Easy access to South Hill amenities

Considerations:

  • Higher home prices compared to some other parts of Spokane Valley
  • Further from I-90 and downtown Spokane
  1. Otis Orchards

Located in the northeastern part of Spokane Valley, Otis Orchards offers a more rural living experience.

Highlights:

  • Larger lots and some properties with acreage
  • Close to Newman Lake for water activities
  • Quieter, country-like atmosphere

Considerations:

  • Further from urban amenities and shopping centers
  • Longer commute times to Spokane and other parts of the Valley
  1. Mirabeau

Mirabeau is a newer development in central Spokane Valley, offering modern amenities and housing options.

Highlights:

  • Close to Mirabeau Point Park and CenterPlace Regional Event Center
  • Mix of single-family homes and apartments
  • Easy access to major roads and I-90

Considerations:

  • May lack the established feel of older neighborhoods
  • Can be busier due to proximity to parks and event centers
  1. Chester

Chester is a quiet residential area in the western part of Spokane Valley.

Highlights:

  • Mix of older and newer homes
  • Close to Splash Down Water Park and Terrace View Park
  • Easy access to Spokane city amenities

Considerations:

  • Some areas may be affected by noise from nearby railroad tracks
  • Limited commercial amenities within
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