Real Estate Agent Mead WA
Mead sits just north of Spokane, where open country, deep local roots, and newer neighborhoods come together. It is an unincorporated community, so rather than having a city government of its own, it is governed by Spokane County. Mead got its start in the late 1880s, when Civil War veteran James Berridge laid out the original townsite, named it for Union General George Meade, and helped organize the local school district.
That school district is still a big part of life here. The Mead School District has served north Spokane for more than a century and is home to both Mead High School and Mt. Spokane High School. Outdoor fun is close at hand, too. Mount Spokane Park Drive begins just north of Mead and climbs to Mount Spokane State Park, the largest state park in Washington, with skiing and snowboarding in winter and trails for hiking, biking, and horseback riding in the warmer months. Closer to home, the family farms of Green Bluff, just northeast of Mead, invite you to pick strawberries in early summer, cherries and peaches as the season warms up, and apples and pumpkins in the fall.
Homes in Mead range from established neighborhoods near the original townsite to newer developments and properties with room to spread out. U.S. Highway 2 and the North Spokane Corridor make the drive into Spokane easy, and if you are also weighing Spokane Valley or Liberty Lake, we are happy to help you compare. Whether you are buying or selling, The Legacy Group Real Estate, right here at 205 W Indiana Ave in Spokane, is ready to help with your next move in Mead.