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203A Dunlop Street

Forest Grove Saskatoon S7N 2B8

$399,900

Residential beds: 5 baths: 2.0 1,138 sq. ft. built: 1985

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Active

Prop. Type:

Residential

MLS® Num:

SK026405

Bedrooms:

5

Bathrooms:

2

Year Built:

1985

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Looking for an investment property or your first home in Forest Grove? This well-maintained semi-detached bi-level offers 1,138 sq. ft. of living space and includes a 2-bedroom non-conforming suite, making it an ideal mortgage helper. The main floor features 3 bedrooms with a functional layout. The kitchen and dining area offer updated vinyl plank flooring and a bright, practical space for everyday living. The bi-level design allows the basement to receive plenty of natural light. The suite features a spacious open-concept living and kitchen area, its own laundry, and a separate side entrance. Recent upgrades include new windows and doors (June 2025), shingles replaced in 2019, and two new washing machines. Additional highlights include no condo fees, a 2-car parking pad at the rear, and a convenient location just minutes from the University, close to schools, parks, and all amenities along Central Avenue and University Heights. Contact your favorite REALTOR® for a showing!

General Info:

Listing Area:

Saskatoon

Listing Subarea:

Forest Grove

Property Type:

Residential

Property Sub Type:

Attached

Building Type:

Semi-Detached (1/2 Duplex)

Home Style:

Bi-Level

Year built:

1985 (Age: 41)

Total Floor Area:

1,138 sq. ft.106 m2

Bedrooms:

5

Number of bathrooms:

2.0

Kitchens:

2

Taxes:

$3,197 / 2025

Frontage:

25'7.62 m

Additional Info:

Ownership Title:

Freehold

Heating:

Electric, 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:

Siding

Outdoor:

Fenced, Lawn Back, Lawn Front, Trees/Shrubs

Additional Features:

Separate Basement Entry: Yes

Room Information:

Floor

Type

Size

Other

Main

Living Room

15'2"4.63 m × 12'½"3.67 m

Carpet

Main

Kitchen

9'2"2.80 m × 8'10"2.68 m

Vinyl Plank

Main

Laundry

5'7"1.71 m × 5'5"1.65 m

Vinyl Plank

Main

Bedroom

10'6"3.20 m × 8'8"2.65 m

Carpet

Main

Primary Bedroom

12'3.66 m × 11'6"3.51 m

Hardwood

Main

Bedroom

9'7"2.93 m × 8'2"2.50 m

Carpet

Main

Dining Room

9'1"2.77 m × 8'11"2.71 m

Vinyl Plank

Basement

Kitchen

10'1"3.07 m × 6'4"1.92 m

Linoleum

Basement

Family Room

20'6"6.25 m × 19'10¾"6.07 m

Carpet

Basement

Utility Room

Measurements not available

Concrete

Basement

Storage

8'10"2.68 m × 6'6"1.98 m

Concrete

Basement

Bedroom

11'8"3.57 m × 9'8"2.96 m

Carpet

Basement

Bedroom

13'1"3.99 m × 11'3.35 m

Carpet

Bathrooms:

Floor

Ensuite

Pieces

Other

Main

No

4

Vinyl Plank

Basement

No

4

Linoleum

Other Details:

Occupancy:

Owner

Equipment Included:

Central Vac Attached, Central Vac Attachments, Dishwasher Built In, Dryer, Fridge, Microwave Hood Fan, Shed(s), Stove, Washer

Land Info:

Lot Size:

3,000 sq. ft.279 m2

Garage:

No Garage, Parking Pad

Parking Places:

2.0

Listing Info:

Date Listed:

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Data was last updated January 15, 2026 at 05:35 AM (UTC)

Area Statistics

Listings on market:

616

Avg list price:

$461,450

Min list price:

$49,900

Max list price:

$2,588,200

Avg days on market:

42

Min days on market:

1

Max days on market:

364

Avg price per sq.ft.:

$335.7

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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