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West College Park

West College Park is located in the east-central part of Saskatoon minutes away from 8th Street East business district, which is home to many business and stores. Home to both catholic and public elementary schools and a secondary school, it is a great neighborhood for growing families. The college park mall provides quick access to convenience stores and shops and the mature parks make this neighborhood truly feel like home.

Real Estate Statistics

Average Price $329K
Lowest Price $35
Highest Price $620K
Total Listings 16
Avg. Days On Market 29
Avg. Price/SQFT $0

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Crescent of 1960s and 70s bungalows and split-levels under mature fall trees in West College Park, Saskatoon
1960s and 70s Family Streets

West College Park Highlights

  • 01 East side, near the University
  • 02 76 per cent built 1961 to 1980
  • 03 Dr. Gerhard Herzberg Park nearby
  • 04 College Park School and Cardinal Leger
  • 05 Close to 14th Street and College Drive
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Quiet Streets Near Campus

A settled 1960s and 70s east-side neighbourhood of detached homes and mature trees, close to Herzberg Park and the university.

1970s split-level home with brick facade, attached garage and orange fall tree in West College Park
Built in the Sixties and Seventies

Detached Homes, Mature Trees

West College Park was built mostly in the 1960s and 1970s, and the City of Saskatoon College Park profile shows 76 per cent of homes from 1961 to 1980. Detached single-family houses with mature trees lead the market, with some multi-family buildings adding other options.

Mid-century homes

Mature trees

Parks, Schools and Routes

Herzberg Park and Beyond

Dr. Gerhard Herzberg Park is the local spot for sports, recreation and a quiet walk. College Park School and Cardinal Leger School serve families, Evan Hardy Collegiate is close by, and 14th Street and College Drive make trips to the university and downtown simple.

Herzberg Park

Family schools

West College Park

West College Park is a tranquil and established neighbourhood in Saskatoon, crafted mainly during the 1960s and 70s, renowned for its close ties to the University of Saskatchewan. This proximity makes it a favoured location for those affiliated with the university, be it through work or study, as well as for families who value educational accessibility.

The residential scene here is dominated by detached single-family homes, offering generous lot sizes and the charming touch of mature trees. These homes are complemented by various multi-family dwellings, ensuring a range of living options to suit different lifestyles and budgets.

Nestled within the community is the verdant Dr. Gerhard Herzberg Park, a hub for community sports, recreation, and tranquil repose. The park stands as a testament to the neighbourhood's appreciation for shared community spaces and active living.

Connectivity is a breeze, with main thoroughfares such as 14th Street and College Drive facilitating easy travel to the heart of Saskatoon and beyond, enhancing the locale's appeal for commuters.

The array of local conveniences, including shopping outlets, eateries, and various services, ensures that life in West College Park combines suburban peace with urban convenience. With educational institutions like Evan Hardy Collegiate close by, the neighbourhood is a magnet for those seeking a community that supports family life and lifelong learning.

West College Park emerges as a prime choice within Saskatoon’s property market, offering a harmonious balance of quiet residential life, academic culture, and essential amenities.

Links related to West College Park:

City of Saskatoon Neighbourhood Profile - West College Park

College Park Community Association - https://www.collegeparksaskatoon.com/


FAQs

Where is West College Park located?

West College Park is on the east side of Saskatoon, east of the South Saskatchewan River, and it is known for its close ties to the University of Saskatchewan. Main routes such as 14th Street and College Drive connect it to the campus and downtown, which makes it a practical choice for people who work or study at the university.

When was West College Park mainly built?

Most of West College Park was built in the 1960s and 1970s. The City of Saskatoon College Park profile shows about 76 per cent of homes were built between 1961 and 1980, with another 12 per cent from the 1980s. Buyers can expect mid-century detached homes on established lots, many shaded by mature trees.

Which schools are close to West College Park?

The City of Saskatoon College Park profile lists College Park School in the public system and Cardinal Leger School in the Catholic system. For high school, Evan Hardy Collegiate is close by. Families should confirm current catchment areas with Saskatoon Public Schools or Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools before buying, since boundaries can change.

What is West College Park like as a neighbourhood?

West College Park is a tranquil, established Saskatoon neighbourhood developed mainly during the 1960s and 70s. It is known for its connection to the University of Saskatchewan, mature trees, generous residential lots, and a mix of quiet streets and convenient services. The area offers a suburban setting while remaining connected to education, recreation, shopping, dining, and major routes.

Why do home buyers choose West College Park?

Buyers may choose West College Park for its close ties to the University of Saskatchewan and its welcoming setting for families, university employees, and students. The neighbourhood combines established homes, mature landscaping, nearby schools, recreation, and everyday conveniences. Its location also provides access to College Drive and 14th Street, making travel to central Saskatoon and other areas more convenient.

Which types of homes are available in West College Park?

West College Park offers a range of housing choices. Detached single-family homes are the dominant style, often with generous lots and mature trees. Buyers can also find various multi-family options, including townhouses and condos, along with different home designs such as bungalows, bilevels, and two-storey properties. This variety can suit families, first-time buyers, and people seeking lower-maintenance living.

Where can residents enjoy parks and recreation in West College Park?

Dr. Gerhard Herzberg Park is a central recreational feature in West College Park. The green space supports community sports, recreation, and quieter moments outdoors. Its presence adds value for buyers who want nearby opportunities for active living or relaxation. The neighbourhood’s connection to local community spaces also contributes to its established, family-oriented character.

How convenient is West College Park for schools, shopping, and commuting?

West College Park offers a practical balance of residential calm and urban convenience. College Drive and 14th Street help residents travel through Saskatoon, while nearby shopping outlets, restaurants, and services support daily needs. Evan Hardy Collegiate is also close by, adding appeal for families and those who value access to educational institutions within or near the neighbourhood.