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Lawson Heights

Lawson Heights is a community which originated in the 1970s, tapering off in the 1980s when the community became established. The neighbourhood is bounded to the north by Lenore Drive, Primrose Drive to the west and Pinehouse Drive on the south. Whiteswan Drive provides a scenic drive along the eastern edge, which borders upon the Meewasin Park on the river bank of the South Saskatchewan River.

Lawson Heights Real Estate Stats

Average Price $403K
Lowest Price $99.9K
Highest Price $650K
Total Listings 12
Avg. Days On Market 17
Avg. Price/SQFT $224

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Lawson Heights street of 1970s bungalows and split-levels under mature fall trees with a condo beyond
North Side Near the River

Lawson Heights Highlights

  • 01 North Saskatoon, Municipal Ward 5
  • 02 About 49 per cent detached houses
  • 03 Two-thirds built 1961 to 1980
  • 04 Near Meewasin Valley Trail and Lawson Heights Mall
  • 05 About 23.2 hectares of park space
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Mature Trees, Every Format

Tree-lined north-side streets with houses, townhomes and high-rise condos, close to Lawson Heights Mall and the Meewasin Valley Trail.

1970s split-level home with brick and siding and a golden fall tree in Lawson Heights
Sixties and Seventies Roots

Houses, Townhomes and Towers

Per the City of Saskatoon profile, about 66 per cent of Lawson Heights homes were built between 1961 and 1980. Of roughly 2,030 dwellings, 49 per cent are detached, 43 per cent multi-unit and 8 per cent two-unit, with low-rise and high-rise condos, townhouses and semi-detached homes all in the mix.

Mature streets

High-rise condos

Paved river valley trail through yellow and orange fall trees near Lawson Heights
Trail, Mall and Civic Centre

Errands and Outdoors Nearby

The Meewasin Valley Trail gives residents river-valley walking and biking, and the City counts about 23.2 hectares of park space in the neighbourhood. Lawson Heights Mall covers shopping and dining, the Lawson Civic Centre offers recreation, and Lawson Heights School and St. George School serve families.

Meewasin Valley Trail

Lawson Civic Centre

Lawson Heights, situated in the northern region of Saskatoon, stands as an appealing neighbourhood for a diverse array of residents, from families to seniors. Known for its peaceful streets and accessibility to urban facilities, it's a prime location for those seeking a harmonious blend of quiet living and city convenience.

The streets of Lawson Heights are adorned with mature trees, creating a picturesque setting. The housing landscape in this area ranges from generously sized single-family homes to practical townhouses and sleek condominiums. This variety caters to different lifestyle needs and budgets, while the established gardens and greenery add to the neighbourhood's charm.

A key attraction of Lawson Heights is its array of local amenities. The neighbourhood is graced by the Meewasin Valley Trail, offering residents outdoor recreational opportunities such as biking and nature walks. For shopping and dining, the Lawson Heights Mall serves as a central point, providing a variety of options.

The community is also well-equipped for families, with reputable schools and the Lawson Civic Centre, which includes recreational facilities. Additionally, the neighbourhood's location offers convenient access to major transport routes, ensuring easy commutes to downtown Saskatoon and other areas.

Overall, Lawson Heights is a desirable choice for those who value a calm residential atmosphere along with the benefits of urban living, making it a standout neighbourhood in Saskatoon.

Links related to Lawson Heights:

City of Saskatoon Neighbourhood Profile - Lawson Heights

Lawson Heights Community Association - https://lawsonheights.ca/

Schools in the Neighbourhood - Lawson Heights School, St. George School

FAQs

Where is Lawson Heights in Saskatoon?

Lawson Heights is in the north part of Saskatoon and sits in Municipal Ward 5. It is close to the Meewasin Valley Trail along the river valley and is home to the Lawson Heights Mall retail area. Major routes nearby make it straightforward to reach downtown Saskatoon and other parts of the city.

How old are most homes in Lawson Heights?

Per the City of Saskatoon profile, about 66 per cent of Lawson Heights homes were built between 1961 and 1980, and another 25 per cent between 1981 and 1990. That gives the neighbourhood its mature trees and established gardens. Buyers will find detached houses from that era alongside townhouses and both low-rise and high-rise condo buildings.

Which schools are inside Lawson Heights?

Two elementary schools are located in Lawson Heights: Lawson Heights School in the Saskatoon Public School Division and St. George School in Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools. Both are listed in the City of Saskatoon neighbourhood profile. Families can also use the Lawson Civic Centre for recreation programs, and the neighbourhood's park space gives kids room to play close to home.

What types of homes are available in Lawson Heights?

Lawson Heights offers a broad mix of housing, including generously sized single-family homes, bungalows, bilevels, two-storey houses, townhouses, and condominiums. This variety can suit first-time buyers, families, seniors, and people looking for different budgets or maintenance needs. Buyers should consider whether they prefer established gardens and mature trees, a larger detached home, or the more practical design of a townhouse or condo.

How does Lawson Heights suit families and seniors?

Lawson Heights is described as a welcoming neighbourhood for both families and seniors, with peaceful streets and convenient access to urban facilities. Families can look to Lawson Heights School and St. George School, while the Lawson Civic Centre provides recreational facilities. The neighbourhood’s mix of single-family homes, townhouses, and condominiums also gives buyers several housing styles to consider as their needs change.

Where can residents shop, dine, and enjoy outdoor activities in Lawson Heights?

The Lawson Heights Mall is a central destination for shopping and dining, making everyday errands and local outings convenient. Residents can also access the Meewasin Valley Trail for biking, nature walks, and other outdoor recreation. For buyers, these nearby amenities add to the neighbourhood’s appeal, while sellers can highlight the combination of retail access, green space, and established residential surroundings.

Why is Lawson Heights convenient for commuting around Saskatoon?

Lawson Heights is located in northern Saskatoon and provides convenient access to major transport routes. This supports commutes to downtown Saskatoon and other parts of the city while allowing residents to live in a quieter, established neighbourhood. Buyers who want a calm residential setting without giving up city access may find this balance appealing when comparing Lawson Heights with other Saskatoon communities.

Are there established features that give Lawson Heights its residential character?

Yes. Lawson Heights has mature trees, established gardens, and peaceful streets that create a picturesque, settled atmosphere. The neighbourhood includes a range of homes, from larger single-family properties to townhouses and condominiums, within this greenery. Sellers can describe these features as part of the area’s character, while buyers can assess whether the established setting matches their preference for a calm residential environment.

Selling in Lawson Heights is a five-format exercise, with detached, semi-detached, low-rise, apartment-style and high-rise condos all pricing against different comparables. If you own a home in Lawson Heights and are considering a sale, I can show you what your specific property brings today.

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