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Beloved community with historic charm
Browne's Addition is one of Spokane's oldest neighborhoods. The historic enclave, often referred to simply as “Browne’s,” was initially built as a suburb for the city's wealthiest residents. Decorative late 19th-century houses, a beloved green space and proximity to many of the city center's amenities contribute to the neighborhood's charm.
“It’s definitely one of the most architecturally diverse neighborhoods in town,” says Spokane native Mike Bass, managing broker of Century 21 Beutler & Associates. “You have historical homes, contemporary homes, condos, plus some lovely old mansions around Coeur d’Alene Park, which basically serves as the heart of the neighborhood.”
Brownes Addition sits only a few minutes away from downtown Spokane.
The Brownes Addition neighborhood offers views of downtown Spokane.
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Victorians, midcentury moderns and condos offer housing diversity
Located just west of downtown Spokane, the history-rich streets of this residential neighborhood are lined with trees as old as the city itself. Homes here are set back on manicured yards, offering plenty of private front and backyard space. The local housing market features a diverse array of styles, including ornate Victorians built before the turn of the 19th century, midcentury Arts and Crafts bungalows and spacious Tudor Revival homes. The Patsy Clark Mansion, a Mediterranean-inspired estate built for one of the city's wealthiest founders, exemplifies the neighborhood's historic character. More modern condos in the area cost around $200,000 to $350,000, while townhouses cost $350,000 to $500,000. The average Craftsman bungalow costs around $450,000 to $600,000, while maintained Victorians can cost between $700,000 and $1 million.
Residents of Brownes Addition enjoy walking their dogs around the neighborhood.
Victorian style homes can be found within the Brownes Addition neighborhood.
Row homes like these are found sitting on Coeur D'Alene park.
The Brownes Addition neighborhood offers lots of sidewalks and trails for walking.
Apartments make up a large portion of the housing within the Brownes Addition neighborhood.
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Coeur d'Alene Park and Spokane Farmers Market keep residents culturally fulfilled
Home to one of the city's most beloved outdoor spaces, Coeur d'Alene Park, the community is a favorite for outdoor activities. The park is shaded with towering cedar trees and lined with paved walking paths and picnic benches. Visitors can enjoy the play area or splash pad, play pickleball, or have a barbecue on the picnic-perfect lawns. On Saturdays from May to September, the Spokane Farmers Market offers seasonal produce, live music and artisan crafts. Pet owners can take their pups to Browne's Addition Dog Park, a small off-leash area ideal for letting furry friends run free. When it's snowy out but exercise is desired, head two miles north to the Central Spokane YMCA.
Coeur D'Alene park sits at the heart of the Brownes Addition neighborhood.
Some residents like to grow their own gardens in the Brownes Addition neighborhood.
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Pacific Avenue and Cannon Street houses locally owned eateries, museums and shops
The charming neighborhood center at Pacific Avenue and Cannon Street hosts a handful of highly-rated restaurants, such as The Elk, a former pharmacy turned trendy restaurant. For date nights, the fancy bistro Italia Trattoria provides a sophisticated atmosphere; three blocks away, Bijou, an intimate cocktail bar, is perfect for a nightcap.
While shopping options in the neighborhood itself are limited, Browne’s Addition does have its own Rosauers supermarket, and residents are less than two miles away from the shops of Downtown Spokane, including River Park Square Mall.
The Elk is a local favorite within the Brownes Addition neighborhood.
Pizza shops and other restaurants sit within the Brownes Addition neighborhood.
Brownes Addition offers a couple different coffee shops within walking distance.
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Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture
Located near the center of the neighborhood, the Smithsonian-affiliated Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture is the largest cultural organization in the Inland Northwest. Founded in 1916, the MAC has over a million items in its collection, including a wide array of American Indian and regional artifacts. On weekends, the museum features rotating art and artifacts galleries, along with community events like the weekly Paint and Sip or the annual Holiday Studio Tour.
Top-rated Spokane Public Schools
Families with school-aged children can send their students to Spokane Public Schools. Roosevelt Elementary has a B grade on Niche and offers before- and after-school programs along with summer programming. Sacajawea Middle School has an A-minus grade and offers a project-based STEM program with pathways in aerospace, app design and robotics. Lewis and Clark High School also has an A-minus grade and features an award-winning performing arts program with pathways in theater, visual art and orchestra.
STA public transit and I-90 gives convenient access to amenities
One of the biggest perks of living in Browne’s Addition is convenient access to Downtown Spokane and transit hubs. Located less than a mile from I-90, 5 miles from the Spokane International Airport, 3 miles from Gonzaga University, and one mile from downtown attractions, residents can easily reach various destinations. With access to I-90, it's also only 35 miles from Coeur d'Alene, making it excellent for those working in that city while living in Spokane. First Street leads to downtown hot spots like River Park Square Mall or Riverfront Park. Alternatively, residents can hop on the bus stop at Riverside Avenue or walk downtown in less than 30 minutes.
The bus stops in the Brownes Addition neighborhood have been recently updated.
You will find Lime scooters and bikes within the Brownes Addition neighborhood.
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On average, homes in Browne's Addition, Spokane sell after 67 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Browne's Addition, Spokane over the last 12 months is $285,000, down 22% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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