MID-CENTURY MODERN RIVER HEIGHTS WALKOUT BUNGALOW! This house has only had two owners since it was custom designed by local architect G.J. Barry in 1966. This is a RARE OPPORTUNITY to be the third owner of this outstanding home! With 3,624sqft of finished floor space, this River Heights bungalow has been lovingly renovated to be sensitive to its mid-century roots while providing all the modern amenities you would expect in an executive home. The living room features 12’ vaulted ceilings, teak paneling, walnut floors, glu-laminated beams, full-height sandstone masonry fireplace and floor-to-ceiling windows looking out
onto the balcony and yard. The kitchen/dining room is finished in custom book-matched walnut cabinetry with quartz counters and splash, integrated Fisher & Paykel and Bosch stainless steel appliances, drawer microwave, a 9’ island with waterfall quartz top and a hidden coffee/appliance bar. Grab your coffee and walk out to the expansive balcony overlooking the private, professionally landscaped, fully sprinklered yard. You will NOT feel like you are in Saskatoon in this amazing green space! The primary suite is a cozy enclave with its own balcony access, and an ensuite featuring custom walnut cabinetry with quartz counters and tile backsplash, fully glazed easy-entry rain shower, and Kohler/TOTO fixtures. A second, large 4-piece main bath
with custom walnut cabinetry and Kohler/TOTO fixtures, serves two more generous bedrooms. The WALKOUT basement family room mimics the living room in size, with another huge sandstone wood burning fireplace and windows with views of the lower-level patio and the yard. A media room with built-in lounge seating, an entry/mudroom with ample closet space, a large fourth bedroom, a 3/4 bath, and large storage and laundry areas are also located on this level. The oversized double garage is insulated and comes complete with a new electrical panel ready for your EV! Don’t miss your chance to own this unique property!
Listing Area:
Saskatoon
Listing Subarea:
River Heights SA
Property Type:
Residential
Property Sub Type:
Detached
Building Type:
House
Home Style:
Bungalow
Year built:
1966 (Age: 59)
Total Floor Area:
1,812 sq. ft.168 m2
Bedrooms:
4
Number of bathrooms:
3.0
Kitchens:
1
Taxes:
$5,375 /
2025
Ownership Title:
Freehold
Heating:
Forced Air, Natural Gas
Furnace:
Furnace Owned
Fireplaces:
2
Fireplace Type:
Wood
Water Heater:
Included
Water Heater Type:
Gas
Water Softener:
Not Included
Construction:
Wood Frame
Basement:
Full Basement, Walkout, Fully Finished
Basement Walls:
Concrete
Roof:
Asphalt Shingles
Exterior Finish:
Stone, Wood Siding
220 Volt Plug, Air Conditioner (Central), Alarm Sys Owned, Natural Gas Bbq Hookup, Underground Sprinkler
Data was last updated November 24, 2025 at 03:35 AM (UTC)
Area Statistics
Listings on market:
801
Avg list price:
$429,900
Min list price:
$54,900
Max list price:
$2,588,200
Avg days on market:
33
Min days on market:
1
Max days on market:
349
Avg price per sq.ft.:
$335.64
These statistics are generated based on the current listing's property type
and located in Saskatoon. Average values are
derived using median calculations. This data is not produced by the MLS® system.
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