Moving to Waverly, WA

About Waverly

Waverly is a tiny southern Spokane County town of just over 100 residents on US-195 near Latah Creek, about 25 miles southwest of downtown Spokane. Its claim to fame is industrial history: the Washington State Sugar Company built a beet-sugar refinery here in the early 1900s (photographed by Asahel Curtis), and the town's 1904 baseball team lives on in the historical record. Today it is a quiet rural hamlet surrounded by wheat country.

Home prices in Waverly

Home prices in Waverly vary by neighborhood and property type.

Top places in Waverly

• Historic Washington State Sugar Company refinery site — early-1900s beet-sugar plant (shown in the Commons photo below).
• Latah Creek Bridge No. 4102 on Prairie View Road — documented by the Historic American Engineering Record, with the town in the background (shown in the Commons photo below).
• Waverly's 1904 baseball heritage (shown in the Commons photo below).
• Latah (Hangman) Creek — runs near town.
• Surrounding Palouse wheat country.

Commuting from Waverly

• Drive to downtown Spokane: approximately 30 minutes via US-195 north (approximate; no-traffic routing).
• No STA bus service — driving is the practical option.

Schools in Waverly

Public schools: Liberty School District No. 362. For enrollment and performance data, see the state report card in Town links below. Confirm school assignment for any address directly with the district.

Waverly FAQs

• What is the housing market like in Waverly, WA?
  Home prices in Waverly vary by neighborhood and property type. Price snapshot unavailable
• How is the commute from Waverly, WA?
  Drive to downtown Spokane: approximately 30 minutes via US-195 north (approximate; no-traffic routing).
• Which school district serves Waverly, WA?
  Waverly is served by Liberty School District No. 362. See the state report card in Town links, and confirm school assignment for a specific address with the district.

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