Spokane, Washington
Browne's Addition
Browne's Addition is Spokane's oldest historic neighborhood, west of downtown, with grand Victorian homes and a growing cafe scene.
Local Character & History
Historic and slightly bohemian, with restored mansions and new apartments along the edges.
Restaurants & Shopping
West First and Second avenues hold cafes, bakeries and restaurants.
Housing
Large historic homes, converted apartments and newer infill housing.
Parks & Recreation
Coeur d'Alene Park in the center of the neighborhood.
Transportation
Frequent buses along First and Second avenues and a short walk to downtown.
Nearby Attractions
- Coeur d'Alene Park
- Historic mansions
- Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture
- Downtown Spokane
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is Browne's Addition historic?
Browne's Addition was platted in 1882 and holds many of Spokane's grandest Victorian and Edwardian homes, listed as a historic district.