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Holliston

Located in the southeast part of Saskatoon Holliston includes part of the 8th Street Business District which is home to many amenities. The neighborhood includes elementary schools and four parks. Holliston also includes George Ward Pool which operates during the summer months. The community association operates programs including sports for children and youth, fitness, recreation and leisure activities for all ages.

Holliston Real Estate Stats

Average Price $430K
Lowest Price $259K
Highest Price $500K
Total Listings 4
Avg. Days On Market 58
Avg. Price/SQFT $225

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Aerial of Holliston streets with 1950s bungalows, low-rise apartments and yellow fall trees in Saskatoon
Mid-Century East-Central Streets

Holliston Highlights

  • 01 East-central Saskatoon, east of the river
  • 02 About 58 per cent single-family houses
  • 03 86 per cent built before 1981
  • 04 Holliston School inside the neighbourhood
  • 05 George Ward Pool and Holliston Park
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Kent Braaten
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About Kent Braaten

My name is Kent Braaten and I would like to thank you for taking the time to look through my website. As an experienced Realtor I am here to help make the purchase of your new home or selling your current one as easy as possible.

I grew up in Birch Hills, Saskatchewan and now live in Saskatoon so I understand the local market in and around the city. I have experience in the construction industry and this gives me the added tools to make sure that the home you are buying or selling meets your needs and certain industry standards.

My knowledge as a Century 21 Fusion Saskatoon Real Estate Agent and personal interest in seeing you successfully buy or sell in today’s market has been rewarded by the real estate industry.

Settled East-Side Living

Tree-lined mid-century streets around Holliston Park and George Ward Pool, with Broadway, downtown and the University a short drive away.

1960s stucco bungalow with a golden fall tree and a low-rise apartment down the block in Holliston
Postwar to Seventies Stock

Bungalows Beside Low-Rises

Per the City of Saskatoon profile, 40 per cent of Holliston's 1,583 dwellings predate 1960 and another 46 per cent went up between 1961 and 1980. Single-family houses make up about 58 per cent, with two-unit homes at 14 per cent and multi-unit buildings at 28 per cent.

Mid-century homes

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Fenced outdoor pool closed for the season beside a park with fall trees and a playground in Holliston
Everyday East-Central Life

Pool, Park and School

George Ward Pool and Holliston Park are local favourites for recreation, and Holliston School serves younger students right in the neighbourhood. The Holliston Community Association runs events and programs through the year, while shopping, restaurants and healthcare services sit within easy reach.

George Ward Pool

Community association

Discovering Holliston: Saskatoon’s Hub of Community Life and Urban Ease

Located in the heart of Saskatoon's east-central area, Holliston presents a delightful fusion of a lively community environment and the advantages of city living. Renowned for its warm neighbourhood vibes and diverse facilities, Holliston stands out as a charming and accessible locality within Saskatoon.

Diverse Living Spaces
Holliston displays an eclectic array of housing options, ranging from single-family residences to multiple-unit buildings, each showcasing unique architectural elements. The presence of trees along the streets and the upkeep of the properties add to the inviting and visually appealing nature of the neighbourhood.

Outdoor Activities and Community Engagement
Holliston offers its residents a wealth of parks and open spaces, creating ample opportunities for outdoor enjoyment and nature interaction. Notable spots such as the George Ward Pool and Holliston Park are community favourites for recreational pursuits and leisure, promoting an active and connected community lifestyle.

Educational Infrastructure
The community is well-served by the Holliston School, ensuring access to quality education for its younger inhabitants. The availability of schooling within the neighbourhood strengthens its family-oriented character and contributes to the all-rounded growth of the students.

Strategically Positioned
Benefitting from a strategic locale, Holliston residents have easy access to a wide range of services including shopping destinations, eateries, and healthcare providers. Efficient road connections facilitate seamless travel to and from other parts of Saskatoon.

Harmony and Unity
Holliston is marked by a strong sense of unity and communal harmony, with the locals actively engaged in neighbourhood events and programs. The Holliston Community Association is instrumental in cultivating community bonds and a sense of mutual support among the inhabitants.

In summary, Holliston encapsulates the essence of a harmonious living environment, marrying community warmth, recreational amenities, educational establishments, and city conveniences, all set within the vibrant landscape of Saskatoon.

Links related to Holliston:

City of Saskatoon Neighbourhood Profile: Holliston

Holliston Community Association: https://www.hollistoncommunityassociation.com/

Photos of Holliston: Holliston Photos


FAQs

Where is Holliston located in Saskatoon?

Holliston sits in east-central Saskatoon on the east side of the river, inside the ring of long-established central-east neighbourhoods, and falls within Municipal Ward 6. Broadway, downtown and the University of Saskatchewan are a short drive away, which is a big part of the appeal for owners who want mature streets without a long commute.

When were most homes in Holliston built?

Most of Holliston is mid-century. Per the City of Saskatoon profile, about 40 per cent of dwellings were built before 1960 and roughly 46 per cent between 1961 and 1980, with very little construction after that. Buyers will mostly find established houses and older multi-unit buildings on mature, tree-lined streets.

Is Holliston only detached houses, or are there apartments too?

There is a real mix. Per the City of Saskatoon profile, about 28 per cent of Holliston's dwellings are in multi-unit buildings and another 14 per cent are two-unit homes, with single-family houses making up the remaining 58 per cent. That gives buyers apartment condos and attached options alongside detached homes, all on the same mature east-central streets.

What types of homes are available in Holliston?

Holliston offers a varied selection of housing, including single-family homes and multiple-unit buildings. The neighbourhood includes different architectural styles, making it possible for buyers to consider a range of living arrangements. Tree-lined streets and well-kept properties contribute to Holliston’s inviting appearance, which may also appeal to sellers presenting homes in an established and visually appealing community.

Where can residents enjoy parks and outdoor activities in Holliston?

Residents have access to parks and open spaces throughout Holliston, including Holliston Park and the George Ward Pool. These locations provide opportunities for recreation, leisure, and spending time outdoors close to home. For buyers who value an active neighbourhood setting, these amenities add to Holliston’s appeal and support its strong sense of community life.

How does Holliston serve families with school-aged children?

Holliston School serves the neighbourhood’s younger residents and provides access to education within the community. Having a school nearby supports Holliston’s family-oriented character and can be an important consideration for buyers planning to settle in the area. The school also contributes to the neighbourhood’s connected, established feel.

Why do buyers choose Holliston for convenient city living?

Holliston is located in Saskatoon’s east-central area, offering access to shopping destinations, restaurants, healthcare providers, and other services. Its road connections make travel to and from other parts of the city more convenient. Buyers can therefore consider a neighbourhood that combines a welcoming residential setting with practical access to everyday urban amenities.

How does the Holliston community support neighbourhood connections?

Holliston has an active community atmosphere, with residents participating in neighbourhood events and programs. The Holliston Community Association helps build local connections and mutual support among residents. For buyers, this can mean a stronger sense of belonging, while sellers can highlight the community’s unity and involvement when describing the neighbourhood to prospective purchasers.

Selling in Holliston is a mature east-side character exercise, with a deep detached buyer pool, real multi-unit presence, and an upper-band semi-detached-two-titles pocket. If you own a home in Holliston and are considering a sale, I can show you what your specific property brings today.

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