Welcome to 911 Haslam Crescent, a well-appointed family home nestled in the mature and desirable Silverspring neighborhood of Saskatoon. This fully developed property offers a versatile multi-level layout perfect for today’s busy families. The main floor features a welcoming foyer and a spacious formal dining room, while the bright white kitchen is equipped with a large island and eat-up bar, stainless steel appliances, silgranite sink, pantry, and direct access to the back deck, and the beautifully landscaped backyard. On the second level, you'll find three bedrooms and two full bathrooms. The spacious primary suite includes a walk-in closet, plus a beautiful 4-piece ensuite with designer tile tub surround, jetted tub, and updated vanity. Two additional bedrooms are generously sized and share a renovated 4-piece main bath, also featuring an upgraded vanity and tiled tub surround. The third level offers a cozy family room with large above-grade west-facing windows overlooking the back yard and a natural gas fireplace with custom feature wall. A convenient 2-piece bathroom (with space for a future shower), and a mudroom with optional laundry hookup and direct access to the double attached garage complete this level. The fourth level includes a flex/games room, an additional bedroom (window does not meet current egress), and a laundry/utility room. Numerous recent upgrades enhance the home, including a furnace and water heater (2018), Nest thermostat, triple-pane windows throughout with new trim (2022). The fully fenced yard is ideal for families, featuring a 10’ x 15, deck with natural gas outlet, lower concrete block patio, shed, garden boxes, chain-link dog run, and underground sprinklers in both front and back yards. Located close to elementary and high schools, shopping, parks, churches, and the Saskatoon Forestry Farm Park & Zoo, this is a move-in ready home in a family-focused community. Presentation of offers Thursday July 10, 2025 at 4:00 PM
Listing Area:
Saskatoon
Listing Subarea:
Silverspring
Property Type:
Residential
Property Sub Type:
Detached
Building Type:
House
Home Style:
Split (4)
Year built:
1994
(Age: 31)
Total Floor Area:
1,570 sq. ft.146 m2
Bedrooms:
4
Number of bathrooms:
3.0
Kitchens:
1
Taxes:
$4,447 /
2025
Frontage:
51'15.5 m
Ownership Title:
Freehold
Heating:
Forced Air, Natural Gas
Furnace:
Furnace Owned
Fireplaces:
1
Fireplace Type:
Gas
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:
Stucco
220 Volt Plug, Air Conditioner (Central), Floating Shelves, Natural Gas Bbq Hookup, T.V. Mounts, Underground Sprinkler
Fridge, Stove, Washer, Dryer, Central Vac Attached, Central Vac Attachments, Dishwasher Built In, Garage Door Opnr/Control(S), Microwave Hood Fan, Shed(s), Window Treatment
Data was last updated July 9, 2025 at 09:35 PM (UTC)
Area Statistics
Listings on market:
881
Avg list price:
$425,000
Min list price:
$19,900
Max list price:
$2,888,200
Avg days on market:
23
Min days on market:
1
Max days on market:
342
Avg price per sq.ft.:
$334.8
These statistics are generated based on the current listing's property type
and located in
Saskatoon. Average values are
derived using median calculations.
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