***TURNKEY! FULLY FURNISHED, NEARBY UOFS, EXTRA STORAGE!***Welcome to 112A 109th St located in the heart of Saskatoon! Minutes away from the University of Saskatchewan, this property boasts 1410 sqft. Featuring 3 bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms, there is ample space throughout. The exterior of this home has been beautifully completed with lovely landscaping, home finishes, and more. The main level of this home features a 2-piece bathroom upon entry with a spacious open-concept living, kitchen, and dining area. The oversized kitchen is finished with high quality finishes from the cabinets and countertops features custom built finishes. The upper level of this home features 3 spacious bedrooms with an oversized master bedroom, and a walk-in closet that open into a beautifully finished 4-piece ensuite. In addition, the top floor also features another spacious 4-piece bathroom. The washer and dryer are conveniently located on the upper level. The basement is full of potential with windows throughout. The backyard features a lovely spacious deck, with a fully finished yard that is well-loved and cared for. In addition, a double detached garage is also in the rear with access to a back alley. The attached storage unit on the left front side belongs to this property and is included! Nearby, one will find an elementary school steps away from the home, the University Saskatchewan is minutes away from this home with nearby bus routes. Nearby high schools, grocery stores, gas stations, gyms, and more make this home conveniently situated in the heart of Saskatoon! Call your favourite agent to view!
Listing Area:
Saskatoon
Listing Subarea:
Sutherland
Property Type:
Residential
Property Sub Type:
Detached
Building Type:
House
Home Style:
2 Storey
Year built:
2013
(Age: 12)
Total Floor Area:
1,410 sq. ft.131 m2
Bedrooms:
3
Number of bathrooms:
3.0
Kitchens:
1
Taxes:
$4,208 /
2025
Frontage:
30'9.14 m
Ownership Title:
Freehold
Heating:
Forced Air, Natural Gas
Furnace:
Furnace Owned
Water Heater:
Included
Water Heater Type:
Gas
Construction:
Wood Frame
Basement:
Full Basement, Unfinished
Basement Walls:
Concrete
Roof:
Asphalt Shingles
Exterior Finish:
Siding
Air Conditioner (Central), Alarm Sys Owned, Central Vac, Heat Recovery Unit, Sump Pump, Underground Sprinkler
Lawn Back, Lawn Front
Recreation Usage: No
Floor
Type
Size
Other
Main
Living Room
13'2"4.02 m × 11'7"3.54 m
Hardwood
Main
Kitchen
13'3.96 m × 10'1"3.08 m
Hardwood
Main
Dining Room
11'3.35 m × 11'3.35 m
Hardwood
2nd
Bedroom
10'3.05 m × 9'5"2.87 m
Carpet
2nd
Bedroom
11'1"3.38 m × 11'3.35 m
Carpet
2nd
Bedroom
10'2"3.11 m × 9'2.74 m
Carpet
2nd
Laundry
Measurements not available
Tile
Basement
Unfinished
Measurements not available
Ceramic
Floor
Ensuite
Pieces
Other
Main
No
2
Tile
2nd
No
4
Tile
2nd
No
4
Tile
Occupancy:
Vacant
Equipment Included:
Fridge, Stove, Washer, Dryer, Central Vac Attached, Central Vac Attachments, Dishwasher Built In, Garage Door Opnr/Control(S), Microwave Hood Fan, Window Treatment
Data was last updated July 9, 2025 at 09:35 PM (UTC)
Area Statistics
Listings on market:
15
Avg list price:
$289,900
Min list price:
$19,900
Max list price:
$559,900
Avg days on market:
27
Min days on market:
1
Max days on market:
335
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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