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Stonebridge Real Estate

Stonebridge is located in south-central Saskatoon and home to two newly developed elementary schools. With 17 parks, the Stonebridge Shopping Center, and many other businesses Stonebridge is a neighborhood to meet all of your needs!

Stonebridge Real Estate Stats

Average Price $479K
Lowest Price $28
Highest Price $1.4M
Total Listings 50
Avg. Days On Market 23
Avg. Price/SQFT $98

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South-Side Growth Community

Stonebridge Highlights

  • 01 South Saskatoon, east of the river
  • 02 Mostly built between 2006 and 2021
  • 03 About 49 hectares of park space
  • 04 Chief Whitecap and St. Kateri schools
  • 05 Stonebridge Shopping Centre close by
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Kent Braaten
Your Local Saskatoon Real Estate Agent

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.

Modern Living South of Circle

A newer south-side community where townhomes, condos and family houses sit close to parks, two schools and Stonebridge Shopping Centre.

Row of modern two-storey townhomes with attached garages and young yellow trees in Stonebridge
Built This Century

Townhomes, Condos and Houses

Development in Stonebridge began in the early 2000s, and per the City of Saskatoon profile almost every home was built after 2005. Low-rise condo blocks and townhomes share the streets with detached houses, so first-time buyers and growing families both find a fit here.

Newer construction

Mixed housing

Paved walking path beside a modern playground and open grass in a Stonebridge park in fall
Errands Without Crossing Town

Shops, Parks and Transit

Stonebridge Shopping Centre covers groceries, restaurants, fitness and daily services in one stop. Walking paths link the neighbourhood parks and playgrounds, the Gordon Howe Complex is nearby for ball and soccer, and Circle Drive South plus transit make crosstown trips simple.

Stonebridge Shopping Centre

Walking paths

Exploring Stonebridge:

Saskatoon, the largest city in Saskatchewan, Canada, is renowned for its diverse neighborhoods, each with its unique character and charm. Among them, Stonebridge stands out as a modern, dynamic, and thriving community that offers a blend of commercial, recreational, and residential elements. Whether you're a local looking to explore or a newcomer considering a move, let's take a closer look at the allure of Stonebridge.

A Brief History

Stonebridge is relatively new to the Saskatoon scene. Development began in the early 2000s, positioning Stonebridge as one of the city's more modern suburban communities. Unlike older neighborhoods with their winding roads and mature trees, Stonebridge offers a fresh perspective on urban planning, with organized grids and a design meant to foster community and growth.

Housing & Architecture

What’s particularly impressive about Stonebridge is the diversity of its housing. From chic townhomes and apartments for singles or young couples to spacious detached homes ideal for larger families, there's something for everyone. The architecture leans modern with clean lines, but you'll also notice hints of traditional design elements, blending the best of both worlds. Moreover, the well-thought-out planning ensures that most homes are within walking distance of parks and other amenities.

Amenities & Shopping

Speaking of amenities, Stonebridge does not disappoint. The Stonebridge Shopping Centre stands as the neighborhood's commercial hub, hosting a wide array of shops, eateries, and essential services. Whether you’re looking for your next favorite restaurant, a fitness center, or just your daily essentials, this area has got you covered.

Recreation and Green Spaces

For those who love the outdoors, Stonebridge is a haven. The community boasts numerous parks, green spaces, and playgrounds surrounded by walking paths and greenery. It’s a popular spot for joggers, families, or anyone looking to relax and soak in nature's beauty. Additionally, the nearby Gordon Howe Complex provides sports enthusiasts with multiple options, including baseball diamonds and soccer fields.

Schools and Education

Families with children will appreciate Stonebridge’s commitment to education. The neighborhood has two elementary schools: Chief Whitecap School (public) and St. Kateri Tekakwitha Catholic School. Moreover, as Saskatoon grows, there are discussions about potential expansions and the introduction of more educational facilities.

Connectivity & Transportation

Stonebridge's strategic location ensures that residents can easily connect to other parts of Saskatoon. The Circle Drive South freeway, which borders Stonebridge to the north, offers quick access to the city center and other key areas. Additionally, the community is well-served by public transit, making commuting hassle-free.

Community Spirit

What truly sets Stonebridge apart is its vibrant community spirit. Regular events, from family-friendly festivals to farmers' markets, ensure residents have ample opportunities to mingle and bond. The Stonebridge Community Association, a volunteer-run organization, is particularly active, organizing sports, recreational, and cultural programs throughout the year.

Future Developments

Given Stonebridge's success, it's no surprise that there are ongoing plans to enhance and expand the community further. From the introduction of new recreational facilities to the expansion of commercial zones, Stonebridge's future looks bright.


In Conclusion

Stonebridge is more than just a residential area in Saskatoon; it's a testament to modern urban planning, community spirit, and the city's commitment to growth and development. Whether you're a young professional seeking a vibrant community, a family looking for a welcoming neighborhood, or an investor scouting for potential opportunities, Stonebridge beckons with open arms. Its balance of natural beauty, amenities, and connectivity makes it an unparalleled choice for those seeking the best of Saskatoon.

 

LINKS RELATED TO STONEBRIDGE:

Stonebridge Community Association: https://www.ourstonebridge.ca/

Stonebridge Development Plan:   https://www.saskatoon.ca/sites/default/files/documents/community-services/planning-development/research/neighbourhood-profiles/stonebridge.pdf

 


FAQs

Where is Stonebridge located in Saskatoon?

Stonebridge is on the south side of Saskatoon, east of the South Saskatchewan River, in Municipal Ward 7. Circle Drive South is right nearby, which puts the rest of the city within easy reach. It is one of the larger south-side neighbourhoods, so it feels a bit like a small town of its own, with shopping, schools and parks inside the community.

When were most homes in Stonebridge built?

Stonebridge is a newer neighbourhood. Development started in the early 2000s, and per the City of Saskatoon profile about 26 per cent of homes were built between 2006 and 2010, 43 per cent between 2011 and 2016 and another 26 per cent from 2016 to 2021. Buyers can expect modern floor plans and newer construction throughout, whether they choose a condo, a townhome or a detached house.

Is there a community association in Stonebridge?

Yes. The Stonebridge Community Association is a volunteer-run group that organizes sports, recreation and cultural programs through the year, along with family events. Its website at ourstonebridge.ca is the best place for new residents to check program registration, upcoming events and ways to get involved with neighbours.

What types of homes are available in Stonebridge?

Stonebridge offers a broad mix of housing for different household needs. Buyers can find chic townhomes and apartments suited to singles or young couples, along with spacious detached homes for larger families. The community page also highlights bungalows, bilevels, two-storey homes, townhouses, and condos, with architecture that combines clean modern lines and traditional design elements.

Where can Stonebridge residents shop and find everyday services?

Stonebridge Shopping Centre is the community’s main commercial hub. It includes a range of shops, restaurants, fitness facilities, and essential services, making it convenient for residents handling daily errands or looking for places to eat and relax. Many homes are planned near parks and amenities, so some residents may be able to reach local destinations on foot.

Which schools serve families living in Stonebridge?

Stonebridge has two elementary schools identified on the community page. Chief Whitecap School is the public option, while St. Kateri Tekakwitha Catholic School serves Catholic families. The page also notes that Saskatoon’s growth has led to discussions about potential expansions and additional educational facilities, although it does not specify what or when those facilities may be added.

How is Stonebridge connected to the rest of Saskatoon?

Stonebridge is bordered to the north by Circle Drive South, providing access toward Saskatoon’s city centre and other key areas. The neighbourhood is also served by public transit, which can make commuting easier for residents without relying entirely on a car. Its planned layout and organized streets add to the community’s modern suburban character.

What parks and recreational amenities are near Stonebridge homes?

Stonebridge includes numerous parks, green spaces, playgrounds, and walking paths, giving residents places to exercise, play, or relax outdoors. The nearby Gordon Howe Complex offers additional sports amenities, including baseball diamonds and soccer fields. These features can appeal to families, joggers, and buyers who want recreation and open space close to their home.

Selling in Stonebridge is not the same as buying here. The pricing, the buyer profile and the competing inventory all look different from a seller's side. If you own a home, townhouse or condo in Stonebridge and are thinking of listing, I can show you what your specific property brings today.

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