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Kensington

Located in west Saskatoon, Kensigton is one of Saskatoon’s currently developing neighborhoods. Many shops and services will be a short walk away, this community is home to Saskatoon’s first Save on Foods. Nearby recreation facilities include the Shaw Center, Al Anderson Park and Atlantic Park.

Kensington Real Estate Stats

Average Price $582K
Lowest Price $18
Highest Price $1.1M
Total Listings 34
Avg. Days On Market 58
Avg. Price/SQFT $172

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Kensington Highlights

  • 01 Northwest Saskatoon, west of the river
  • 02 About 73 per cent built 2016 to 2021
  • 03 Two-unit homes make up 43 per cent
  • 04 Mahoney Park and Charlebois Park
  • 05 Quick access to 22nd Street West

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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.

Young Northwest Neighbourhood

A young northwest community of two-storeys, semi-detached homes and townhouses, plus pathways, Mahoney Park and walkable central shops.

Modern semi-detached two-storey homes with stone accents and young fall trees in Kensington, Saskatoon
A Fresh Start Since 2013

Four Housing Formats

Kensington began developing in 2013, and per the City of Saskatoon profile about 73 per cent of its 2,287 dwellings were built between 2016 and 2021. Two-unit homes lead at 43 per cent, followed by single-family houses at 32 per cent and multi-unit condos and townhouses at 25 per cent.

Semi-detached homes

Modern two-storeys

Paved pathway through a new park with a modern playground and young fall trees in Kensington
Planned for Walking

Paths, Parks and Shops

Pedestrian-friendly pathways and bike lanes run through the neighbourhood, parks such as Mahoney Park and Charlebois Park are spread throughout, and central commercial areas offer groceries, retail and services. For trips across town, 22nd Street West and Circle Drive connect Kensington to downtown and the rest of Saskatoon.

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Walkable shops

Kensington

Kensington is a dynamic and emerging neighbourhood located in the northwest quadrant of Saskatoon, which began shaping its identity in 2013. This newly minted area is designed with a vision of sustainable living and a balanced lifestyle, marrying residential comfort with accessible amenities.

The neighbourhood’s real estate landscape is marked by modernity, offering a diverse mix of dwellings. Prospective residents can choose from stylish single-family homes, functional semi-detached units, and contemporary townhouses. With a focus on affordable, yet high-quality housing, Kensington attracts a vibrant mix of young families, professionals, and downsizers.

Central to Kensington's allure is its integrated urban planning, featuring central commercial areas within walking distance. These zones host a variety of retail outlets, grocery stores, and service providers, which underscore the convenience of living in Kensington. Recreational facilities, including parks and playgrounds, are strategically placed throughout the community, fostering an active and family-oriented environment.

Kensington is also designed with eco-friendly transportation options in mind, with pedestrian-friendly pathways and bike lanes that encourage green living. The community is well-connected to the rest of Saskatoon, with easy access to major roadways such as 22nd Street West and the Circle Drive bypass. This connectivity allows for a quick commute to the city center and other key areas.

Kensington, with its sustainable design and comprehensive amenities, presents a forward-thinking community choice for those seeking a fresh start in a neighbourhood that promises growth, convenience, and a high quality of life in Saskatoon.

Links related to Kensington:

City of Saskatoon Neighbourhood Profile - Kensington

Schools in the Area: Saskatoon Public Schools

Kensington on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/southkensingtonsaskatoon/

FAQs

Where is Kensington located in Saskatoon?

Kensington is in northwest Saskatoon on the west side of the river, within Municipal Ward 3. It is one of the youngest neighbourhoods on the west side, and most of its homes have gone up within the last decade. The streets were planned with pathways, parks and central commercial areas in mind.

Are there schools inside Kensington?

The City of Saskatoon profile listed no open schools inside Kensington when it was compiled, so students attend schools in nearby neighbourhoods. Families should confirm current catchment areas with Saskatoon Public Schools and Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools before buying, since school plans in a growing neighbourhood can change over time.

What should buyers know about two-unit homes in Kensington?

Two-unit properties, such as semi-detached homes and duplexes on separate titles, make up about 43 per cent of Kensington's dwellings per the City of Saskatoon profile, which is unusually high for the city. They often offer detached-style ownership in an attached format, which can affect financing, so it is worth talking with your lender early.

What types of homes are available in Kensington?

Kensington offers a modern mix of housing options for different types of buyers. The neighbourhood includes stylish single-family homes, functional semi-detached units, and contemporary townhouses. The community page also describes its broader real estate selection as including bungalows, bilevels, two-storey homes, townhouses, and condos, giving buyers several styles to consider.

How convenient is daily living in Kensington?

Kensington was planned with central commercial areas intended to be within walking distance for residents. These areas include retail outlets, grocery stores, and service providers, making everyday errands more convenient. For buyers who value access to amenities close to home, this layout is an important feature of the neighbourhood’s design.

Where can residents enjoy parks and outdoor activity in Kensington?

Parks and playgrounds are placed throughout Kensington, supporting an active, family-oriented setting. The neighbourhood also includes pedestrian-friendly pathways and bike lanes that encourage walking and cycling. Buyers looking for outdoor opportunities close to their home can consider how these features fit their lifestyle, whether they are raising a family, staying active, or downsizing.

Which major routes connect Kensington with the rest of Saskatoon?

Kensington is located in Saskatoon’s northwest quadrant and has access to major roadways, including 22nd Street West and the Circle Drive bypass. According to the community page, this connectivity supports commutes to the city centre and other key areas. Sellers can also regard this road access as a notable location feature when describing a home.

When did Kensington begin developing its neighbourhood identity?

Kensington began shaping its identity in 2013 as a newly emerging Saskatoon neighbourhood. Its planning emphasizes sustainable living, balanced residential development, accessible amenities, and green transportation options. Buyers considering a newer community may appreciate that Kensington was designed as a forward-looking area, with a mix of modern housing, commercial services, parks, pathways, and bike lanes.

Selling in Kensington is a four-format exercise — detached houses, two-unit product, low-rise condos and townhouse-style units all price against different comparables. If you own a home in Kensington and are considering a sale, I can show you what your specific property brings today.

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