Grandview Unit E: Gorgeous Grand View Hideaway with Japanese Garden

• 1 Bedroom Apartment
• 1 Bathroom
• 595sf
• Utilities Included
• In-Unit W/D
• Fully Furnished

Property Overview

• $1,750/Month
• Available: July 3
• Pet Friendly
• Accommodations
• Essentials (Kitchenware, Bath ware, and Linens)
• Air Conditioning
• Heating
• Quiet Environment
• Full-size ironing board
• Hair dryer
• Non-Smoking
• Starter toiletries (toilet paper soap shampoo etc.)
• TV
• Smart TV
• Fast Internet
• Wi-Fi
• Kitchen
• Range
• Dishwasher
• Full-size fridge
• Microwave
• Kitchen Essentials (plates utensils pots/pans etc.)
• Starter Kitchen Essentials (dish soap paper towels sponge etc)
• Smoke Detector
• Carbon Monoxide Detector
• First Aid Kit
• Fire Extinguisher
• Free Parking on Premises
• Dedicated parking in front of the building

Property Description

Enjoy a weekend getaway or a longer stay in the nearby hills above Spokane with a Grandview of Mt Spokane nestled in the conifer trees. Easy on/off access of I-90, 7-min to downtown Spokane. Grandview/Thorpe is set apart from other neighborhoods on the edge of the city, perched above sweeping views of Spokane and the Latah Valley and separated by steep bluffs and regional highways. Some think of the neighborhood as Spokane’s other South Hill. The quiet, wooded surroundings contribute to routine wildlife sightings of deer and moose on residential streets and in back yards near natural habitat areas. Residents consider the neighborhood one of Spokane’s little-known secrets, enjoying a serene lifestyle and walkable streets only a few moments’ drive or a three-mile walk from downtown. For exercise, many residents walk dogs on the quiet streets or head down to walk or ride the Fish Lake Trail, a popular paved trail on a former railroad line. The Trolley Trail is another well-used soft pathway, also on a former rail line. Walking, running, biking, and hiking are popular activities.

Neighborhood Overview

Grandview/Thorpe is set apart from other neighborhoods on the edge of the city, perched above sweeping views of Spokane and the Latah Valley. Residents consider the neighborhood one of Spokane’s little-known secrets, enjoying a serene lifestyle and walkable streets only a few moments’ drive or a three-mile walk from downtown.