Many of the houses are massive wonders of architecture, styles ranging from turreted Victorian to Arts and Crafts. Building slowed close to 1915 as the mining money tapered off in Spokane, and many of the mansions were converted to apartments in the late twenties. Its lovely historic atmosphere and close proximity to the Spokane Hospital Complexes, Downtown Spokane and the Airport make it a perfect stopping point. Later in the day you will find the restaurant at Patsy Clark's Mansion open for business, and if you are in the mood for some true decadence try their Sunday champagne brunch. Rosauers grocery, just past Cannon Street on second, will happily assist stocking your refrigerator.
Parking is on street, but relatively trouble free and at no cost.
Reservations can be made online only up to 24 hours in advance.