Shiloh Hills
A far-north Spokane neighborhood between Wandermere and Fairwood — established 1960s–1990s subdivisions, Mead schools, and a 12-minute downtown commute via Hwy 395.
Shiloh Hills is a far-north Spokane neighborhood sitting between the Wandermere area and Fairwood, inside Mead School District 354. The housing stock skews to 1960s through 1990s single-family ranches and split-levels on regular suburban plats, and median sales typically run $425K to $625K — generally below comparable Fairwood and Five Mile pricing for similar-era construction.
Full neighborhood guide forthcoming. The neighborhood is anchored by Mead-district schools and Hwy 395 as the primary commute connector. Buyers come for established suburban character, Mead alignment at a friendlier number than newer northern subdivisions, and a tight downtown drive. Mature trees and long-tenure ownership define the streetscape.