Saskatoon Neighbourhood Guides

Explore Saskatoon by Neighbourhood

Hover or tap a neighbourhood on the map for its name, then click through to its guide.

Click or tap a neighbourhood to open the TW Real Estate neighbourhood guide. This version includes all 66 City of Saskatoon neighbourhoods from the neighbourhood key map. The street grid is shown by the official parcel geometry, with road rights-of-way left as the soft background between parcel blocks.

This map is a graphic representation, shown for orientation only. Neighbourhood boundaries and parcel geometry are drawn from the City of Saskatoon Open Data Catalogue and simplified for display. It is not a survey and not a legal record: it does not show legal property lines, lot dimensions, easements, or exact boundary locations, and boundaries near the edge of a neighbourhood may not match the official line. Confirm anything that affects a purchase with the City of Saskatoon, Information Services Corporation, or a Saskatchewan Land Surveyor. Produced by TW Real Estate; not endorsed by or affiliated with the City of Saskatoon.

Saskatoon Neighbourhood Guides

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Adelaide/Churchill, Saskatoon: Best for Families and First-Time Buyers Wanting an Established South-Central, Mostly Single-Family Setting

A south-central Saskatoon neighbourhood with an 85.0 percent homeownership rate, a housing stock mostly built before 1960, and two in-area schools, a fit for families and first-time buyers comfortable with an older home.

Arbor Creek, Saskatoon: Best for Move-Up Buyers and Families Wanting a High Owner-Occupied, Single-Family Setting

An established northeast Saskatoon neighbourhood with a 92 percent homeownership rate, a single-family-dominant housing mix, and no schools located inside its boundaries, a fit for move-up buyers and families.

Aspen Ridge, Saskatoon: Best for Move-Up Buyers and Families Who Want New Construction Near the Northeast Swale

A new, still-developing northeast Saskatoon neighbourhood with a high homeownership rate, a housing mix led by two-unit homes, and direct access to the kīwētin Greenway and Northeast Swale, with no school inside the neighbourhood yet.

Avalon, Saskatoon: Best for Families and First-Time Buyers Wanting an Established South-Central Setting

A south-central Saskatoon neighbourhood with a 73 percent homeownership rate, a housing stock mostly built before 1960, and two in-area schools, a fit for families and first-time buyers comfortable with an older home.

Blairmore Urban Centre, Saskatoon: Best for Condo Renters and Investors, Not a Single-Family Market

A west Saskatoon commercial and institutional centre with a 100 percent multi-unit housing stock and no single-family homes, a fit for renters, condo buyers, and investors rather than house hunters.

Brevoort Park, Saskatoon: Best for Families and First-Time Buyers Wanting an Established East-Side Setting

An established southeast Saskatoon neighbourhood with mostly single-family homes from the 1960s and 1970s, a fit for families and first-time buyers near Circle Drive and 8th Street.

Briarwood, Saskatoon: Best for High-Income, Move-Up Buyers Wanting an Established Setting Without a Local School

An established southeast Saskatoon neighbourhood with a 95 percent homeownership rate and the highest average single-family sale price in this guide series, a fit for high-income, move-up buyers rather than first-time buyers or families needing a local school.

Brighton, Saskatoon: Best for Families and First-Time Buyers Who Want a New East-Side Neighbourhood

A new east-side Saskatoon neighbourhood in the Holmwood area with mostly recent construction, a high homeownership rate, and a mix of single-family and attached homes, a fit for families and first-time buyers.

Buena Vista, Saskatoon: Best for Move-Up Buyers and Single-Family Home Seekers Near the River

A riverside central Saskatoon neighbourhood with a 75 percent homeownership rate and a single-family-dominant housing mix, a fit for move-up buyers and families.

Caswell Hill, Saskatoon: Best for First-Time Buyers and Renovation-Minded Buyers Wanting an Affordable, Established West-Side Setting

An established west-side Saskatoon neighbourhood with a 2.47 median multiple, a 60 percent homeownership rate, and a housing stock that is 71 percent pre-1960, a fit for first-time buyers and renovation-minded buyers.

City Park, Saskatoon: Best for First-Time Buyers and Investors Near the River

A dense, rental-heavy central Saskatoon neighbourhood along the South Saskatchewan River with one of the city's lowest median multiples, a fit for first-time buyers and investors rather than larger families.

College Park, Saskatoon: Best for First-Time Buyers and Families Near Evan Hardy Collegiate

An established east-central Saskatoon neighbourhood with a 55 percent homeownership rate, three in-area schools, and direct transit to the University of Saskatchewan, a fit for first-time buyers, families, and investors rather than buyers wanting new construction.

College Park East, Saskatoon: Best for Families and Investors Near 8th Street

An established east-central Saskatoon neighbourhood with a 73 percent homeownership rate, two in-area schools, and a dwelling mix dominated by single-family homes, a fit for families, move-up buyers, and investors watching its low-rise apartment segment.

Confederation Park, Saskatoon: Best for Families and First-Time Buyers Wanting an Established West-Side Setting

A west-side Saskatoon neighbourhood with a 71.0 percent homeownership rate, two in-area schools, and a mostly single-family housing stock, a fit for families and first-time buyers.

Confederation Urban Centre, Saskatoon: Best for Condo Buyers and Investors, Not a Single-Family Market

A small southwest Saskatoon commercial centre with a 100 percent multi-unit housing stock and a 28.0 percent homeownership rate, a fit for condo buyers and investors rather than single-family home buyers.

Downtown, Saskatoon: Best for Condo Buyers and Investors in the City's Commercial Core

Saskatoon's central business district along the South Saskatchewan River, almost entirely multi-unit housing with a low homeownership rate, a fit for condo buyers, urban-lifestyle buyers, and rental-property investors rather than families.

Dundonald, Saskatoon: Best for Family Buyers Who Want a High Owner-Occupied, Single-Family Neighbourhood

An established northwest Saskatoon neighbourhood with a 79 percent homeownership rate and mostly single-family housing, a fit for families and long-term owner-occupier buyers.

Eastview, Saskatoon: Best for First-Time Buyers and Investors Seeking Below-Average Pricing

An established south-central Saskatoon neighbourhood with a 68 percent homeownership rate, a median multiple well below the city average, and three in-area schools, a fit for first-time buyers and investors rather than buyers wanting new construction.

Elk Point, Saskatoon: Best for Buyers Comfortable With a Still-Developing Area

A planned west-side Saskatoon neighbourhood in the Blairmore Sector with no City of Saskatoon profile data yet, an early street network under construction, and no confirmed school inside its boundaries.

Erindale, Saskatoon: Best for Families and Move-Up Buyers Who Want Mostly Detached, Owner-Occupied Homes

A northeast Saskatoon neighbourhood of mostly detached, owner-occupied homes built in the 1980s and 1990s, a fit for families and move-up buyers who want a quieter, suburban-feeling area.

Evergreen, Saskatoon: Best for Families Who Want Newer Schools and a High-Density Housing Mix

A newer northeast Saskatoon neighbourhood with two schools sharing a joint-use facility, strong park space, and a housing mix dominated by multi-unit homes, a fit for families and first-time buyers.

Exhibition, Saskatoon: Best for First-Time Buyers and Investors Near the River and Downtown

A small, established Saskatoon neighbourhood on the east bank of the South Saskatchewan River with mixed housing, an affordable Median Multiple, and a fit for first-time buyers and investors close to downtown.

Fairhaven, Saskatoon: Best for Families and Budget-Conscious Buyers Near Confederation

An established southwest Saskatoon neighbourhood with mostly older single-family and multi-unit housing, a fit for families, first-time buyers, and budget-conscious buyers near Confederation.

Forest Grove, Saskatoon: Best for Families and First-Time Buyers Wanting Affordable Northeast Housing

An established northeast Saskatoon neighbourhood with a mostly single-family housing profile and a below-average median multiple, a fit for families and first-time buyers rather than condo-focused investors.

Greystone Heights, Saskatoon: Best for Renovation-Minded Buyers Who Want an Established Setting Near the University

An established east-central Saskatoon neighbourhood with an older 1961-to-1980 housing stock, an in-neighbourhood K-8 school, and easy University of Saskatchewan access, a fit for renovation-minded buyers and buyers who want a settled, central location.

Grosvenor Park, Saskatoon: Best for Buyers Who Want an Established, Walkable East-Central Location

A small, established east-central Saskatoon neighbourhood with older housing, a mixed dwelling profile, and a higher rental share than many surrounding areas.

Hampton Village, Saskatoon: Best for Families Who Want a Village-Centre Layout and In-Neighbourhood Schools

A west-side Saskatoon neighbourhood built mostly between 2006 and 2016, with two schools inside its boundary, a single-family-dominant housing mix, and a planned village-centre layout, a fit for families and move-up buyers.

Haultain, Saskatoon: Best for Buyers Who Want an Established South-Central Location Near Broadway

A small, established south-central Saskatoon neighbourhood with a high share of single-family homes, strong homeownership, and easy access to Broadway Avenue and 8th Street.

Holiday Park, Saskatoon: Best for Value-Focused Buyers and Downsizers Near the River

An established south-central Saskatoon neighbourhood with the city's most affordable Median Multiple, older housing stock, and riverside golf course access, a fit for value-focused buyers, downsizers, and long-term owners.

Holliston, Saskatoon: Best for Families Who Want a Defined Neighbourhood School and Established Single-Family Housing

An established east-central Saskatoon neighbourhood with a majority single-family housing mix, two in-neighbourhood schools, and strong access to 8th Street.

Hudson Bay Park, Saskatoon: Best for First-Time Buyers and Investors Wanting an Established Northwest Setting

An established northwest Saskatoon neighbourhood with a 62 percent homeownership rate, a 57 percent single-family dwelling mix, and a meaningful multi-unit share, a fit for first-time buyers and investors.

Kelsey-Woodlawn, Saskatoon: Best for First-Time Buyers and Renovators Wanting an Affordable Northwest Entry Point

A small, established northwest Saskatoon neighbourhood with an older single-family housing stock, a meaningful two-unit share, a low median multiple, and a mix of residential, institutional, and industrial land, a fit for first-time buyers and renovators.

Kensington, Saskatoon: Best for Move-Up Buyers and Families Who Want New Construction and a Planned Village Centre

A new, still-developing west Saskatoon neighbourhood with a fused grid street layout, a housing mix led by two-unit homes, and a planned village square, but no school inside the neighbourhood yet.

King George, Saskatoon: Best for First-Time Buyers and Investors Wanting Affordable, Older Inner-City Housing

An older inner-city Saskatoon neighbourhood with a 67.0 percent homeownership rate and 64 percent of housing built before 1960, a fit for first-time buyers and investors prioritizing affordability over new construction.

Lakeridge, Saskatoon: Best for Owner-Occupied Families Who Want Single-Family Housing Near a Lake-Named Street Grid

A southeast Saskatoon neighbourhood with a 97 percent homeownership rate and housing that is almost entirely single-family, suited to owner-occupied families rather than renters or investors.

Lakeview, Saskatoon: Best for Move-Up Families and Owner-Occupied Buyers Near the Lakewood Centre

A southeast Saskatoon neighbourhood built around a man-made lake, with a 73 percent homeownership rate and a housing mix weighted toward single-family homes.

Lakewood Urban Centre, Saskatoon: Best for Condo Buyers and Investors, Not a Single-Family Market

A small southeast Saskatoon commercial centre with a 100 percent multi-unit housing stock, a 55.0 percent homeownership rate, and no schools located inside its boundaries, a fit for condo buyers and investors rather than single-family home buyers.

Lawson Heights, Saskatoon: Best for Move-Up Buyers and Families Wanting North-End River Access

An established north-end Saskatoon neighbourhood bordered by the river, with a mixed dwelling profile and a median multiple above the city average, a fit for move-up buyers and families who value park access.

Lawson Heights Urban Centre, Saskatoon: Best for Condo Buyers and Investors, Not a Single-Family Market

A small north Saskatoon commercial and recreation hub with a 99 percent multi-unit housing stock and a 62.0 percent homeownership rate, a fit for condo buyers and investors rather than single-family home buyers.

Massey Place, Saskatoon: Best for First-Time Buyers and Investors Wanting an Established West-Side Setting

A west-side Saskatoon neighbourhood with a 68.0 percent homeownership rate, a 1960s and 1970s housing stock, and two in-area schools, a fit for first-time buyers and investors comfortable with an older home.

Mayfair, Saskatoon: Best for First-Time Buyers and Renovation-Minded Buyers Wanting an Affordable, Established West-Side Setting

An established west-side Saskatoon neighbourhood with a 2.83 median multiple, a 64 percent homeownership rate, and a housing stock that is 47 percent pre-1960, a fit for first-time buyers and renovation-minded buyers.

Meadowgreen, Saskatoon: Best for First-Time Buyers and Investors Seeking Below-Average Entry Prices

An established west-side Saskatoon neighbourhood with a median multiple well below the city average and a mixed dwelling profile, a fit for first-time buyers and rental-property investors.

Montgomery Place, Saskatoon: Best for Families and Move-Up Buyers Wanting an Established, High-Ownership West-Side Setting

A post-war, veteran-built west Saskatoon neighbourhood with a high single-family, owner-occupied profile near Circle Drive, a fit for families and move-up buyers rather than entry-level condo or rental buyers.

Mount Royal, Saskatoon: Best for First-Time Buyers and Investors Wanting an Established West-Side Setting

A west-side Saskatoon neighbourhood with a 61.0 percent homeownership rate, a mixed housing stock, and five area schools, a fit for first-time buyers and investors comfortable with an older home.

North Park, Saskatoon: Best for First-Time Buyers and Investors Near the River

A small, established north-central Saskatoon neighbourhood with older housing stock, river valley access, and a mix of owners and renters.

Nutana, Saskatoon: Best for Heritage-Home Buyers and Investors Drawn to Broadway Avenue

Saskatoon's oldest neighbourhood, a riverbank district along Broadway Avenue with a multi-unit-heavy housing mix and a median multiple above the city average.

Nutana Park, Saskatoon: Best for Families and First-Time Buyers Wanting a Single-Family Home

A south-central Saskatoon neighbourhood of mostly single-family homes with an 84 percent homeownership rate, a fit for families and first-time buyers.

Nutana Urban Centre, Saskatoon: Best for Condo Buyers and Investors, Not a Single-Family Market

A small south-central Saskatoon mixed-use centre with a 100 percent multi-unit housing stock and a 35.0 percent homeownership rate, a fit for condo buyers and investors rather than single-family home buyers.

Pacific Heights, Saskatoon: Best for Families and First-Time Buyers Wanting an Established West-Side Setting

A northwest Saskatoon neighbourhood with an 80 percent homeownership rate, a housing stock mostly built between 1961 and 1980, and two in-area schools, a fit for families and first-time buyers comfortable with an older home.

Parkridge, Saskatoon: Best for Families and Move-Up Buyers Wanting West-Side Single-Family Homes

An established west-side Saskatoon neighbourhood with a high single-family, owner-occupied profile near the Shaw Centre, a fit for families and move-up buyers rather than entry-level condo or rental buyers.

Pleasant Hill, Saskatoon: Best for First-Time Buyers and Investors Looking for Saskatoon's Most Affordable Entry Point

A central-west Saskatoon inner-city neighbourhood with the city's lowest median multiple, a large rental and multi-unit housing share, and ongoing City revitalization work, a fit for first-time buyers and investors.

Queen Elizabeth, Saskatoon: Best for Families Who Want Schools Inside an Established South-Central Neighbourhood

A small, established south-central Saskatoon neighbourhood with a high share of single-family homes, two schools inside its boundary, and easy access to Broadway Avenue and the Nutana area.

Richmond Heights, Saskatoon: Best for Buyers Who Want a Quiet, Owner-Occupied West-Side Setting Near the River

A small, established west-side Saskatoon neighbourhood with mostly single-family homes, river valley access, and a high owner-occupied rate, best suited to move-up and long-term buyers.

River Heights, Saskatoon: Best for Established Families Wanting Large Park Space and In-Neighbourhood Schools

An established east-side Saskatoon neighbourhood with an 82 percent homeownership rate, large total park space, and two in-neighbourhood elementary schools, a fit for established families rather than first-time-buyer affordability shoppers.

Riversdale, Saskatoon: Best for First-Time Buyers and Investors Seeking Affordable, Walkable Inner-City Housing

A historic inner-city Saskatoon neighbourhood anchored by the 20th Street West commercial district, with a median multiple well under the City's affordability threshold, a fit for first-time buyers and investors.

Rosewood, Saskatoon: Best for Families and Move-Up Buyers Who Want a High-Ownership Southeast Neighbourhood

A newer southeast Saskatoon neighbourhood with mostly recent construction, a high homeownership rate, two joint-use schools, and growing park space, a fit for families and move-up buyers.

Silverspring, Saskatoon: Best for Move-Up Buyers Who Want a Quiet, Owner-Occupied Northeast Setting

An established northeast Saskatoon neighbourhood with a high homeownership rate, mostly single-family housing, and access to Forestry Farm Park and the Saskatoon Natural Grasslands.

Silverwood Heights, Saskatoon: Best for Families and Move-Up Buyers Seeking Established, Single-Family Housing

An established north-Saskatoon neighbourhood with a high homeownership rate, a single-family-dominant housing mix, and five schools within its boundaries, a fit for families and move-up buyers.

Stonebridge, Saskatoon: Best for Families and Move-Up Buyers Who Want a Newer South-End Neighbourhood

A newer south-central Saskatoon neighbourhood with mostly recent construction, schools, parks, and a large commercial area, a fit for families and move-up buyers.

Sutherland, Saskatoon: Best for First-Time Buyers, Families, and Investors Near the University

An established east-side Saskatoon neighbourhood with varied housing near the university, a fit for first-time buyers, families, and investors.

The Willows, Saskatoon: Best for Move-Up Buyers Seeking a Golf-Course Setting

A small, low-density southwest Saskatoon community built around the Willows Golf & Country Club, with a 97 percent homeownership rate and almost entirely multi-unit housing, a fit for move-up and lifestyle buyers rather than budget-focused or first-time buyers.

University Heights Urban Centre, Saskatoon: Best for Condo Buyers and Investors, Not a Single-Family Market

A small northeast Saskatoon commercial and institutional centre with a 100 percent multi-unit housing stock and a 66.0 percent homeownership rate, a fit for condo buyers and investors rather than single-family home buyers.

Varsity View, Saskatoon: Best for University-Area Buyers and Investors Drawn to Older, Mixed Housing

An older inner-city Saskatoon neighbourhood directly south of the University of Saskatchewan, with a majority-rental housing mix, a fit for university-area buyers, investors, and buyers who want character homes close to campus.

Westmount, Saskatoon: Best for First-Time Buyers and Investors Wanting Affordable, Older Inner-City Housing

An older inner-city west-side Saskatoon neighbourhood with below-average prices and a high single-family share, a fit for first-time buyers and investors.

Westview, Saskatoon: Best for Families and Move-Up Buyers Who Want a High Owner-Occupied, Single-Family Neighbourhood

An established northwest Saskatoon neighbourhood with a high homeownership rate and a housing mix dominated by single-family homes, a fit for families and move-up buyers.

Wildwood, Saskatoon: Best for Move-Up Buyers and Families Seeking an Established Southeast Neighbourhood

An established southeast Saskatoon neighbourhood with strong homeownership, a large multi-unit housing share, and an affordability profile near the City's threshold, a fit for move-up buyers, families, and investors.

Willowgrove, Saskatoon: Best for Families and First-Time Buyers Seeking Affordable, Newer Housing

A newer east-side Saskatoon neighbourhood built around a village square, with a high homeownership rate and a median multiple well under the City's affordability threshold, a fit for families and first-time buyers.