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Historic, walkable charm near downtown in Browne’s Addition
Neighborhood signs welcome you to Browne’s Addition, a historic community south of the Spokane River. Century-old mansions have been converted into apartments and condos along its tree-lined streets, blocks from the trendy restaurants near scenic Coeur d’Alene Park. Thanks to neighborhood beautification efforts and popular annual events, Browne’s Addition has developed a modern reputation for architectural interest and convenience – the same things it offered residents more than a century ago. All of this is a quick walk, bike or bus ride from the commuter and cultural destinations of City Center Spokane.
Browne's Addition sits only a few minutes away from Downtown Spokane.
The Browne's Addition neighborhood is near Spokane.
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What historic single-family homes and condos typically cost
Browne’s Addition was built as a suburban enclave for Spokane’s 19th - and 20th-century elite. It’s still full of many of the ornate Craftsman and Victorian homes built for these families around the turn of the century. Today, however, many have been converted into condos or apartment buildings. You’ll also see newer, high-density apartment and condo buildings around the neighborhood. Condos come on the market most often, selling from the lower $100,000s to the upper $300,000s. Single-family homes come on the market less often, and can sell from the upper $300,000s to over $1 million depending on their size, renovations and whether they have views of the Spokane River.
Browne’s Addition has a median single-family home price in the lower $400,000s. That’s higher than neighboring communities like Peaceful Valley, Downtown Spokane and West Central but lower than Cliff-Cannon.
Residents of Browne's Addition enjoy walking their dogs around the neighborhood.
Victorian style homes can be found within Browne's Addition.
Row homes like these are found near Coeur D'Alene park.
The Browne's Addition neighborhood offers lots of sidewalks and trails for walking.
Apartments make up a large portion of the housing within the neighborhood.
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Walkable streets with quick access to downtown Spokane
"Usually, you get people moving to Browne's Addition that want an area that's walkable, convenient and close to work,” says Jo Skipper, a broker at AREA who’s served eastern Washington and northern Idaho for 13 years. Downtown Spokane and many of the city’s medical and education institutions are within a mile or two of home. You can get there by foot, bike or Spokane Transit Authority bus. Interstate 90 runs just south of Browne’s Addition for those driving out of the city. Parking isn’t typically an issue, whether you’re street parking or using an off-street lot. It might be harder to find a good spot when there’s an event at Coeur d'Alene Park or the Northwestern Museum of Arts & Culture.
The bus stops in the Browne's Addition neighborhood have been recently updated.
You will find Lime scooters and bikes within the Browne's Addition neighborhood.
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Neighborhood businesses on Pacific Avenue and Cannon Street
Browne’s Addition’s small business district lines stretches of Pacific Avenue and Cannon Street, decorated with flowers and murals. Along sidewalk and tree-lined blocks, you’ll see crowds at favorite neighborhood haunts like:
The Elk, an iconic neighborhood pub with an indoor bar and outdoor patio
Italia Trattoria, an Italian restaurant with a modern ambiance, is popular for date nights
El Que, a cool, casual spot for Mexican favorites
Jewel of the North, an American gastropub in a charming historic house
Pacific Pizza, where you might order takeout or settle in to play pinball and enjoy live music
The Elk is a local favorite within the Browne's Addition neighborhood.
Pizza shops and other restaurants sit within the neighborhood.
Browne's Addition offers a couple different coffee shops within walking distance.
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Close to community parks and a state-line-crossing trail
Coeur d’Alene Park is the heart of Browne’s Addition, and was the first public park in the city. Locals love playing tennis and basketball, taking kids to the playground and splash park, relaxing under the gazebo or walking along tree-shaded paths. Browne’s Addition is also within a mile of a nearly 40-mile paved walking and biking path. "Centennial Trail is right there, it features beautiful views of downtown, the river and the falls," Skipper says. "I love that about Spokane. There's such proximity to mountains, trails and recreation, but you still get a city vibe."
Coeur D'Alene park sits at the heart of the neighborhood.
Some residents like to grow their own gardens in the Brownes Addition neighborhood.
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A renter-friendly neighborhood known for farmers markets and the MAC
Browne's Addition appeals to people looking for walkability and convenience to local and city centers. It’s especially popular with renters and young professionals. Residents from all walks of life get together at Coeur d’Alene Park for weekly farmers markets through the warmer months, ready to browse produce and artisan goods while listening to live music. The Northwest Museum of Arts & Culture is another neighborhood gem. Also called the MAC, it’s a Smithsonian affiliate that houses many traveling exhibits and hosts Spokane’s bustling ArtFest street fair each year.
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Crime and Safety
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Sexual Assault
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Assault with Weapon
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Motor Vehicle Theft
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Browne's Addition Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Browne's Addition, Spokane sell after 46 days on the market compared to the national average of 54 days. The median sale price for homes in Browne's Addition, Spokane over the last 12 months is $307,000, down 17% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Located in Spokane’s historic Browne’s Addition, this townhome-style condo places you in the heart of one of the city’s most vibrant neighborhoods. Just across from Coeur d’Alene Park, enjoy tree-lined streets, historic architecture, and easy access to local favorites including El Que, The Elk, and Italia Trattoria—perfect for spring and summer patio season. In warmer months, the neighborhood
Welcome home to this low-maintenance 3 bedroom, 2 bath top floor condo in historic Browne's Addition, close to Coeur d'Alene Park, Italia Trattoria, and The Elk Public House. This rare residence features no shared walls, offering exceptional privacy and quiet. The light-filled great room showcases hardwood floors, customer shutters, and updated finishes throughout. The chef's kitchen boasts
Beautifully updated 2-bedroom, 2-bath condo in the heart of historic Browne’s Addition. This light-filled home offers incredible views of Spokane’s Latah Creek and the iconic High Bridge. Enjoy the scenery from inside getting cozy next to the gas fireplace or step out onto the large deck—perfect for relaxing or entertaining. A private front porch provides an additional outdoor retreat. Come check
Step back in time to a beautifully preserved Craftsman-style home, nestled in the historic Brown's Addition neighborhood of Spokane. Built in 1904, this charming two-story residence spans 1,950 sqft and features three bedrooms plus 2.5 bath setup that includes a private mother-in-law suite with its own entrance, full bath, and kitchenette - ideal for guests or rental income. Updated with a
Own a rare piece of history in the heart of Browns Addition, featuring a charming partial cobblestone street just outside the door. This well-preserved triplex, built in 1891, has been lovingly cared for, renovated, and restored by the same family for over 30 years. Two units are located on the main level, while the third upper-level unit offers a private balcony. A brand-new mini split HVAC
Historic 5-plex mansion in Browne's Addition situated on corner lot and located just 1 block from Coeur d'Alene Park. Separately metered, coin laundry, well maintained, fully occupied and with good rental history. 3 garages. Full unfinished basement with 8' ceilings is framed in and could be finished to add another 800 sqft. Mix consists of two studios and three 2-bedroom units. Owner contract
Welcome to the iconic Dr. Catterson House, an architectural treasure on a prime corner lot across from Coeur d’Alene Park in Spokane’s most storied neighborhood. Designed by architect Loren L. Rand, this 1902 Colonial Revival seamlessly blends timeless design with contemporary updates for today’s lifestyle. From the grand wraparound porch and soaring pillars to the intricate leaded glass windows
Utilities at the street, located on a quiet dead-end road minutes from Browne’s Addition and downtown Spokane. The property is well suited for hillside construction with garage-into-the-hill layouts (example photos attached for reference). Well-suited for single-family or duplex designs with garage-into-the-hill layouts and daylight or walk-out lower levels. Seller is a 30-year contractor and can
Excellent investment opportunity in Spokane’s highly desirable Browne’s Addition neighborhood. This two-story multifamily property comprises five 1 bed, 1 bath units, each offering strong rental appeal in one of the city’s most established and walkable areas. Each unit blends historic character with functional layouts, including original hardwood floors, abundant natural light, and decorative
Charming 2 bed, 1 bath condo in the heart of Browne’s Addition, directly across from Coeur d’Alene Park. This light-filled home offers an open-concept layout with a spacious kitchen featuring a large island, ample cabinetry, and seamless flow into the living area—ideal for entertaining or everyday living. The cozy fireplace creates a warm focal point, while large windows invite in natural light
Take a look at this fresh studio apartment with updates throughout! This unit is located in one of our classic Victorian Spokane houses right near Downtown. This is a clean, basic basement unit. Conveniently located off Riverside and Elm, you are walking distance to some of the best shops, dining, and entertainment Spokane has to offer! Coin-operated laundry available for use. W/S/G is included.
Live close to the heart of Spokane! Only a short drive to Downtown, where you’ll find endless entertainment, great shopping, top-rated hospitals, and the beautiful Riverfront Park — a perfect place to relax by the waterfall or enjoy a meal at one of the many nearby restaurants.This beautifully renovated 2 Bed/1b Bath apartment is located in a secure building in the historic Browne’s Addition
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