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October
12

If you're looking at Spokane's South Hill, you'll probably hear people mention Rockwood and Comstock.

They're close geographically, but buyers can find very different homes and neighborhood experiences in each.

Rockwood: Architecture, Trees & Spokane History

Rockwood is one of Spokane's established South Hill neighborhoods, known for mature landscaping, winding streets and distinctive architecture.

Rather than rows of similar homes, you'll find properties from different eras and architectural styles. Some are modest; others are among Spokane's more substantial residences.

You may love Rockwood if you want:

  • Distinctive architecture

  • Historic character

  • Mature trees

  • Close proximity to downtown

  • Easy access to South Hill amenities

  • A neighborhood where homes don't all look alike

Something to consider:

With unique and older homes comes additional due diligence. Updates can vary dramatically from house to house, so pay attention to major systems and renovations rather than just finishes.

Comstock: Established & Residential

Continue farther south and you'll find Comstock.

Comstock offers an established residential feel with easy access to Comstock Park and the broader South Hill. You'll find a mix of home styles and eras, often with yards and mature landscaping.

You may love Comstock if you want:

  • An established South Hill neighborhood

  • Parks and outdoor space

  • Mature landscaping

  • A traditional residential setting

  • Convenient South Hill access

  • A variety of home styles

Something to consider:

"South Hill" covers a huge area. If you're relocating, don't assume every South Hill neighborhood offers the same experience. Your commute, nearby amenities and even the style of housing can change quickly.

Which One Would You Choose?

Rockwood: Architecture + history + winding streets + proximity to downtown

Comstock: Parks + established residential streets + South Hill living

These two are close enough that I often encourage buyers to explore both before deciding.

I'm Abbey Parsons, a Spokane REALTORĀ® and creator of Relocate to Spokane. If you're trying to understand Spokane's neighborhoods from hundreds or thousands of miles away, send me your wish list. I can help you figure out which areas deserve a closer look.

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