Spokane Valley and the greater Spokane area have many distinct neighborhoods to choose from and have something for everyone. Here are some of the best places to live when you're looking for a Spokane Valley apartment for rent:

Opportunity

Opportunity sits in the heart of Spokane Valley along Sprague Avenue and Pines Road, where the 1912 Opportunity Township Hall now houses the Spokane Valley Heritage Museum. The paved Appleway Trail and nearby Interstate 90 make getting around simple.

Millwood

North of the Spokane River, the small city of Millwood began as a company town, and its historic neighborhood is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Its tree-lined streets make it one of the Valley's most distinctive areas.

Liberty Lake

At the east end of the Valley near the Idaho border, Liberty Lake marks the eastern end of both the Centennial Trail and the Appleway Trail. It is also home to the headquarters of technology company Itron.

Downtown Spokane

Downtown Spokane centers on Riverfront Park, home to the 1909 Looff Carousel and gondola rides over Spokane Falls. Restaurants, shops, and the Spokane Arena are all within a few blocks.

Spokane Valley offers a relaxed, connected lifestyle with access to river trails, regional shopping, and major employers. Whether you're looking for outdoor recreation, local history, or an easy commute, here are some of the unique features and areas to consider:

Central Valley Location

Peaks on Pines sits just south of Sprague Avenue near Pines Road, also known as State Route 27, with Interstate 90 a short drive north for trips to downtown Spokane and North Idaho.

Centennial Trail and Riverside Parks

The paved Spokane River Centennial Trail runs nearly 40 miles from the Idaho state line to Nine Mile Falls, passing Mirabeau Point Park and CenterPlace Regional Event Center along the way.

A Valley with Deep Roots

The Spokane Valley Heritage Museum, housed in the 1912 Opportunity Township Hall on Sprague Avenue, shares stories of the area's farming and aviation history.

Shopping and Healthcare Nearby

Spokane Valley Mall anchors the area's retail, while MultiCare Valley Hospital and Providence Medical Park provide healthcare close to home.

There are many fun activities to do in Spokane Valley! Peaks on Pines' Opportunity location puts residents in the heart of Spokane Valley, close to river trails, regional shopping, and local history. Major attractions and activities in the area include:

• Spokane River Centennial Trail
• Mirabeau Point Park
• CenterPlace Regional Event Center
• Spokane Valley Heritage Museum
• Spokane Valley Mall
• Appleway Trail
• Valley Mission Park
• Riverfront Park

Peaks on Pines in Spokane Valley offers convenient access to Spokane's top employers, with several major employers right in Spokane Valley. The proximity to Interstate 90, Pines Road, and Sprague Avenue gives easy access to healthcare, manufacturing, military, technology, energy, and education employers, like:

• MultiCare Valley Hospital (Spokane Valley)
• Providence Medical Park (Spokane Valley)
• Kaiser Aluminum Trentwood Works (Spokane Valley)
• Itron (Liberty Lake)
• Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center
• Fairchild Air Force Base
• Avista
• Gonzaga University
• Spokane Public Schools
• Spokane International Airport

At Peaks on Pines, you'll find a variety of amenities that make living in welcoming Spokane Valley even better, such as:

Wood-Burning Fireplaces for Cozy Evenings

Every home includes a wood-burning fireplace, a welcome touch during Eastern Washington's cooler months.

Spacious Layouts with In-Home Laundry

Three floor plans range from 725 to 1,154 square feet, including a two-bedroom townhome. Each home comes with its own washer and dryer, air conditioning, a refrigerator, and a kitchen breakfast bar.

Private Patios and a Green Courtyard

Step out to a private patio or balcony with lockable storage, or stroll through the community's green courtyard. For longer walks, the Centennial Trail at Mirabeau Point Park is a short drive away.

Covered Parking and Pet-Friendly Living

Covered carport parking helps protect your car through Spokane Valley winters, and up to two cats or dogs are welcome per home. Around-the-clock emergency maintenance keeps things running smoothly.