Based on homes currently for sale, updated automatically from the MLS® System.
Briarwood is an upscale residential neighbourhood in southeast Saskatoon, part of the Lakewood sector. Homes were built mainly from the late 1980s through the 1990s, and the neighbourhood is known for its larger executive-style homes, wide curving streets, and a signature quirk: every street name starts with the letter B. Briarwood Lake, ponds, naturalized prairie parks and walking paths give it a quiet, green feel just minutes from 8th Street East and Circle Drive. If you are searching for Briarwood homes for sale, the listings above are pulled live from the MLS® and updated regularly.
| Location | Southeast Saskatoon, east of Boychuk Drive and north of Taylor Street |
| Development | Built mainly from the late 1980s through the 1990s |
| Main roads | Boychuk Drive, Taylor Street, 8th Street East |
| Parks | Briarwood Lake Park, Briarwood Park, Donna L. Birkmaier Park, Briarwood Linear Park |
| Schools | No schools in the neighbourhood; nearby schools in surrounding east-side neighbourhoods |
| Neighbours | Wildwood, Rosewood, Lakeridge, Lakewood Urban Centre |
Briarwood is a great match for move-up buyers and established families who want a larger home, a quiet crescent and lots of green space, as well as professionals who want an executive-style home with quick access to Circle Drive. Buyers who love walking, cycling and lakeside paths will feel right at home here.
Briarwood sits just east of Boychuk Drive, giving fast access to 8th Street East and Circle Drive. From there, downtown, the University of Saskatchewan and the airport are an easy drive, and Highway 5 east toward Humboldt is close by. Saskatoon Transit runs a Briarwood route.
The school divisions chose not to build schools inside Briarwood. Nearby elementary options include schools in Lakeridge, Wildwood, Lakeview and Rosewood, including the newer joint-use school site in Rosewood. Nearby high school options include Walter Murray Collegiate and Holy Cross High School. School assignments and busing can change, so confirm details for a specific address with the school division before you buy.
Outdoor space is Briarwood's biggest draw. Briarwood Lake Park (about 16 acres) and Briarwood Park (about 17 acres) anchor the neighbourhood, and Donna L. Birkmaier Park features naturalized prairie and ponds. A linear park and pathways connect it all, and in winter volunteers maintain an outdoor rink on the pond. The community association runs programs out of the Briarwood Recreation Centre. Nearby, the Lakewood Civic Centre has an indoor pool with a waterslide, a fitness centre, a gymnasium and the Cliff Wright branch of the Saskatoon Public Library.
There is no commercial area inside Briarwood, but the Lakewood Urban Centre to the south offers groceries, restaurants, medical and dental offices and other services. The 8th Street East corridor and The Centre mall at Circle Drive and 8th Street are just to the northwest, and newer retail continues to grow farther east along 8th Street.
Briarwood is known for large two-storey and bungalow homes on generous lots, many with walkout basements, lake or park views and quality finishes from the late 1980s and 1990s. You will also find some townhouse condos and villa-style homes. It is one of Saskatoon's more prestigious east-side neighbourhoods, and homes backing onto the lake or green space are especially sought after. Browse the price ranges above to narrow your search, or use the full MLS® search to set your own criteria.
Pros: larger executive-style homes, a lake, ponds and plenty of parkland, quiet curving streets, quick access to Circle Drive and 8th Street, and shopping and recreation close by.
Cons: no schools or shops inside the neighbourhood, and prices are higher than in many other established east-side areas.
Comparing neighbourhoods? See homes for sale in Wildwood, Rosewood, Lakeridge, Lakeview and Brighton, or look east of the city in Clavet. You can also browse all Saskatoon homes for sale.
Clayton McNally and Jessica Hamel of Trusted Realty, Powered by RE/MAX Saskatoon, help buyers and sellers across Saskatoon's east side, including Briarwood. Whether you are moving up to a larger family home, looking for a lakeside property or selling your Briarwood home, call or text Jessica at 306.241.6029 or Clayton at 306.341.4401, or send us a message using the form below for local advice and a no-pressure conversation.
Briarwood is in southeast Saskatoon, east of Boychuk Drive and north of Taylor Street, next to Wildwood and Rosewood.
No. Nearby schools are in surrounding east-side neighbourhoods such as Lakeridge, Wildwood, Lakeview and Rosewood. Confirm school details for a specific address with the division.
Mostly larger two-storey and bungalow homes built from the late 1980s through the 1990s, plus some townhouse condos and villa-style homes. Current inventory is shown in the listings above.
It is a naming theme the neighbourhood was planned with, and it makes Briarwood addresses easy to recognize.
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Briarwood doesn't have its own elementary school, so Saskatoon Public Schools buses students to schools in neighbouring Lakeridge and Wildwood, depending on the address.
Saskatoon Public Schools · Kindergarten to Grade 8 · Lakeridge School (305 Waterbury Road) or Wildwood School (203 Rosedale Road).
French Immersion students attend École Lakeview School.
Nearby Greater Saskatoon Catholic elementary schools include St. Luke School in Lakeridge and Bishop Pocock School in Wildwood. Confirm the designated Catholic school for your address with the division.
School boundaries, programs and bus routes can change, so confirm the school for a specific address before you buy. Questions? Call or text Jessica at 306.241.6029.
Saskatoon Public Schools' French Immersion handbook (April 2021) places Briarwood in the elementary French Immersion zone for École Lakeview School, an English and French Immersion school for Kindergarten to Grade 8 in neighbouring Lakeview. Free busing may be available for students leaving their home neighbourhood to attend it. Zones can change, so confirm the current French Immersion school for a specific address with the division before you buy.