Amie Whittle
Realtor
Specializing In:
Spokane • WA
Spokane • WA
Comstock Park area is near the top of the South Hill between 29th and High Drive and Bernard and High Drive. The Bluffs are easily accessible from this area. Comstock Park features an in-ground public swimming pool which is open in the summer months. Also, baseball diamonds, tennis courts, playground equipment, BBQ grills and huge maple trees make it a favorite summer spot. The park has quite a spectacular fall color display as well. The homes around this area are large ranchers and multi-level homes. It's a great family area.
The Manito Park area is very desirable, with tree-lined Manito Blvd. and it's craftsman style homes and of course the numerous, well-maintained gardens within the park. The Manito area is bordered by Grand and Bernard and 14th and 29th. The homes to the west of Bernard carry on the craftsman tradition and tree-lined streets and are within walking distance to the park.
Cannon Hill Park is a smaller park with a duck pond and is about as charming as you'll find with it's brick tree-lined streets that cirle the park. There is an old stone bridge that used to span the pond when the entire park was a swimming pond. There are some great old photos at the NW MAC when it was called Adams Park and carriage races around the park were held. The homes are diverse...mansions, small brick tudors, French Provincal, Mediterranean, craftsman...all showing pride of ownership in this beautiful area.
The Rockwood/Hutton area is a maze to me...I think best explored on a bicycle. The homes along Rockwood Blvd. are incredible mansions. Off Rockwood Blvd. are many curving, hillside streets each with more jaw-dropping homes. There are hidden ponds, rocky ledges, parks...what a fun way to spend a Sunday afternoon.
Cliff Park is just off Bernard and 14th and just south of the mansions of Sumner. Cliff Park itself is situated around a massive chunk of basalt and has a nice view of Spokane from the top. The homes in this area are mainly craftsman and tudor.
The Manito Park area is very desirable, with tree-lined Manito Blvd. and it's craftsman style homes and of course the numerous, well-maintained gardens within the park. The Manito area is bordered by Grand and Bernard and 14th and 29th. The homes to the west of Bernard carry on the craftsman tradition and tree-lined streets and are within walking distance to the park.
Cannon Hill Park is a smaller park with a duck pond and is about as charming as you'll find with it's brick tree-lined streets that cirle the park. There is an old stone bridge that used to span the pond when the entire park was a swimming pond. There are some great old photos at the NW MAC when it was called Adams Park and carriage races around the park were held. The homes are diverse...mansions, small brick tudors, French Provincal, Mediterranean, craftsman...all showing pride of ownership in this beautiful area.
The Rockwood/Hutton area is a maze to me...I think best explored on a bicycle. The homes along Rockwood Blvd. are incredible mansions. Off Rockwood Blvd. are many curving, hillside streets each with more jaw-dropping homes. There are hidden ponds, rocky ledges, parks...what a fun way to spend a Sunday afternoon.
Cliff Park is just off Bernard and 14th and just south of the mansions of Sumner. Cliff Park itself is situated around a massive chunk of basalt and has a nice view of Spokane from the top. The homes in this area are mainly craftsman and tudor.