Fantastic opportunity to own in a prime location near the University of Saskatchewan!
This 5-bedroom bungalow sits on a beautiful 50’ lot and features a separate entry from the back deck to a 2-bedroom non-conforming basement suite—ideal for extended family or rental income. The main floor offers 3 bedrooms, a bright and spacious living room, functional kitchen and dining area, and the convenience of main floor laundry. The basement suite includes its own kitchen, living space, in-suite laundry, and two bedrooms.
The outdoor space features both front and back decks, a fully fenced and beautifully landscaped backyard, a cozy fire pit area, and an oversized 2-car detached garage with plenty of room for parking and storage.
Whether you're searching for a family home or an income-generating property near the U of S, this one checks all the boxes. Presentation of offers: Sunday, June 22nd at 2:00 PM. Contact your REALTOR® to book your private showing today!
Listing Area:
Saskatoon
Listing Subarea:
Sutherland
Property Type:
Residential
Property Sub Type:
Detached
Building Type:
House
Home Style:
Bungalow
Year built:
1978
(Age: 47)
Total Floor Area:
1,040 sq. ft.96.6 m2
Bedrooms:
5
Number of bathrooms:
3.0
Kitchens:
2
Taxes:
$3,364 /
2025
Frontage:
50'15.2 m
Ownership Title:
Freehold
Heating:
Forced Air, Natural Gas
Furnace:
Furnace Owned
Water Heater:
Included
Water Heater Type:
Gas
Water Softener:
Not Included
Construction:
Wood Frame
Basement:
Full Basement, Fully Finished
Basement Walls:
Concrete
Roof:
Asphalt Shingles
Exterior Finish:
Stone, Vinyl
Air Conditioner (Central)
Deck, Fenced, Firepit, Lawn Back, Lawn Front
Heated Garage: No, Separate Basement Entry: Yes
Floor
Type
Size
Other
Main
Living Room
15'4.57 m × 13'3.96 m
Laminate
Main
Kitchen
14'4.27 m × 10'3.05 m
Laminate
Main
Primary Bedroom
12'3.66 m × 8'2.44 m
Laminate
Main
Bedroom
10'3.05 m × 8'2.44 m
Laminate
Main
Bedroom
10'3.05 m × 8'2.44 m
Laminate
Main
Laundry
5'1.52 m × 5'1.52 m
Laminate
Basement
Kitchen
12'3.66 m × 10'3.05 m
Laminate
Basement
Living Room
15'4.57 m × 10'3.05 m
Laminate
Basement
Bedroom
10'3.05 m × 10'3.05 m
Laminate
Basement
Bedroom
10'3.05 m × 9'2.74 m
Laminate
Floor
Ensuite
Pieces
Other
Main
No
4
4' x 7' Laminate
Basement
No
2
5' x 9' Laminate
Basement
No
2
5' x 6' Laminate
Occupancy:
Tenant
Equipment Included:
Fridge, Stove, Washer, Dryer, Dishwasher Built In, Dishwasher - Portable, Garage Door Opnr/Control(S), Hood Fan, Microwave, Microwave Hood Fan, Window Treatment
Data was last updated June 22, 2025 at 05:35 PM (UTC)
Area Statistics
Listings on market:
21
Avg list price:
$364,900
Min list price:
$24,900
Max list price:
$559,900
Avg days on market:
12
Min days on market:
2
Max days on market:
318
Avg price per sq.ft.:
$266.55
These statistics are generated based on the current listing's property type
and located in
Sutherland. Average values are
derived using median calculations.
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