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North Park

North Park is a community which is just to the north of the Meewasin Riverworks observation area and the CPR Bridge. It has access along its eastern perimeter to the scenic walking trails along the South Saskatchewan River developed by the Meewasin Valley Authority. The population of this area is approximately 2,000.

North Park Real Estate Stats

Average Price $653K
Lowest Price $276K
Highest Price $1.3M
Total Listings 8
Avg. Days On Market 39
Avg. Price/SQFT $0

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North Park Saskatoon street of heritage homes and bungalows under golden elms near the river valley
Riverside Inner-North Living

North Park Highlights

  • 01 Inner-north Saskatoon in Municipal Ward 1
  • 02 Easy access to the Meewasin Trail
  • 03 18.8 acres of park space
  • 04 North Park Wilson School and École St. Paul
  • 05 Close to downtown Saskatoon
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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.

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Trees, Trail and River

A quiet inner-north neighbourhood of heritage homes and tree-lined streets, steps from the river and the Meewasin Trail.

Two-storey heritage house with a front porch and yellow elms on a North Park street in Saskatoon
Heritage Meets Infill

Homes Around the Park

North Park is built around the park that gives it its name, with heritage homes from the early 1900s, apartments and townhouses on tree-lined streets. Per the City of Saskatoon profile, about 59 per cent of its 1,132 dwellings are single-family and 29 per cent are two-unit homes.

Heritage homes

Two-unit options

Paved riverside trail lined with golden trees along the river near North Park, Saskatoon
Nature Near Downtown

River Paths and Schools

The riverfront and Meewasin Trail are close at hand for walking, biking and running, and downtown shopping, dining and culture are a short trip away. North Park Wilson School and École St. Paul serve local families, and the City profile counts about 7.6 hectares of park space.

Meewasin Trail

Near downtown

North Park, gracefully located along the eastern shores of the South Saskatchewan River in Saskatoon, is a tranquil and scenic neighbourhood. It's a favourite among a wide array of residents, including families, professionals, and students, who are drawn to its quiet charm and the balance it offers between nature and urban amenities.

This delightful neighbourhood features a variety of housing styles, ranging from charming heritage homes that hark back to the early 1900s, to modern apartments and cozy townhouses. This diverse housing landscape appeals to different lifestyles and budgets, while the neighbourhood's lush tree-lined streets enhance its peaceful and inviting ambiance.

One of the most attractive aspects of North Park is its easy access to the riverfront and the scenic Meewasin Trail. This trail is a gem for those who enjoy outdoor activities, providing beautiful paths for walking, biking, and running. The neighbourhood’s close proximity to downtown Saskatoon also ensures residents have convenient access to a wide array of shopping, dining, and cultural activities.

North Park is well-equipped for families, with reputable schools and community facilities, and is also well-connected via major transport routes. This makes North Park an appealing choice for those seeking a serene, community-oriented lifestyle within easy reach of Saskatoon’s vibrant city life.

Links related to North Park: 

City of Saskatoon Neighbourhood Profile - North Park

North Park Community Association - http://www.nprh.ca/

Schools in North Park - École St. Paul, North Park Wilson School

FAQs

Where is North Park located in Saskatoon?

North Park is an inner-north neighbourhood in Municipal Ward 1, close to the South Saskatchewan River and just north of downtown. Residents have easy access to the riverfront and the Meewasin Trail, and downtown shopping, dining and cultural activities are a short drive or ride away. Major routes nearby connect it with the rest of the city.

How old is the housing in North Park?

North Park is a mature neighbourhood. Per the City of Saskatoon profile, about 43 per cent of homes were built before 1960 and roughly 38 per cent between 1961 and 1980, with some heritage houses dating to the early 1900s. A smaller share of newer homes, about 10 per cent built from 2006 to 2016, adds infill to the older streets.

Does North Park have a community association?

Yes. North Park has a local community association that shares information online at nprh.ca. Community associations in Saskatoon typically organize local programs and events, so it is a good place for new residents to start when they want to meet neighbours and learn what is happening around North Park.

What types of homes can buyers find in North Park?

North Park offers a varied housing landscape for different lifestyles and budgets. Buyers may find charming heritage homes dating back to the early 1900s, along with modern apartments and cozy townhouses. The neighbourhood page also describes housing options that include bungalows, bilevels, two-storey homes, townhouses, and condos.

How does North Park’s location affect daily life for residents?

North Park is located along the eastern shores of the South Saskatchewan River, giving residents a tranquil setting while keeping them close to urban amenities. Its proximity to downtown Saskatoon provides convenient access to shopping, dining, and cultural activities, while major transport routes help connect the neighbourhood with other parts of the city.

Where can North Park residents enjoy outdoor activities?

Residents can easily access the riverfront and the scenic Meewasin Trail from North Park. The trail provides attractive paths for walking, biking, and running, making it useful for both regular exercise and relaxed outings. The neighbourhood’s tree-lined streets and riverside setting also contribute to its peaceful, inviting atmosphere.

Are there schools and community facilities in North Park?

North Park is described as well-equipped for families, with reputable schools and community facilities. The community page links to information about École St. Paul and North Park Wilson School. Buyers with children can use those resources to learn more about nearby educational options, while the North Park Community Association provides another connection to local community life.

Why might North Park appeal to families, professionals, and students?

North Park combines a quiet, community-oriented setting with convenient access to Saskatoon’s urban amenities. Families may appreciate the schools and community facilities, while professionals and students can benefit from the neighbourhood’s closeness to downtown. Its range of housing styles, tree-lined streets, riverfront access, and Meewasin Trail create a balanced environment for varied lifestyles.

Selling in North Park is a mid-band inner-north exercise, with 47 detached and 10 attached-home sales in 2024, above-city median personal income, and a thin condo pool that requires careful pricing. If you own a home in North Park and are considering a sale, I can show you what your specific property brings today.

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