Based on homes currently for sale, updated automatically from the MLS® System.
King George is a historic riverside neighbourhood on Saskatoon's west side, just north of 11th Street West and south of Riversdale. It takes its name from King George School, a castle-style brick school built in 1912 and 1913 whose best-known graduate is Gordie Howe. The neighbourhood's crown jewel is Victoria Park, nearly 39 acres along the river with the city boathouse, tennis and lawn bowling, and Riversdale Pool. With some of the most attainable prices near the river and downtown, King George appeals to first-time buyers and investors. If you are searching for King George homes for sale, the listings above are pulled live from the MLS® and updated regularly.
| Location | West-central Saskatoon on the river, north of 11th Street West, roughly Avenues H to P |
| Development | One of the city's early neighbourhoods; homes from the 1910s through the 1950s, with infill |
| Parks | Victoria Park (about 39 acres) and Andrews Park |
| Schools | King George Community School (public), a designated heritage building |
| Neighbours | Riversdale, Holiday Park, Pleasant Hill |
King George suits first-time buyers and investors looking for an attainable home close to downtown, outdoor enthusiasts who want river trails, rowing and canoeing at the end of the street, and buyers interested in renovating an older character home.
Downtown is just across the river by way of the Senator Sid Buckwold Bridge or along Spadina Crescent, and 11th Street West connects quickly to Circle Drive. Avenue H and 20th Street West are close by, and Saskatoon Transit serves the neighbourhood along its main avenues.
King George Community School (Saskatoon Public Schools), at 721 Avenue K South, is the neighbourhood's elementary school and a designated municipal heritage property. Catholic, French-language and high school options are available in nearby west-side and central neighbourhoods. School assignments can change, so confirm details with the school division before you buy.
Victoria Park stretches along the riverbank with the city boathouse used by local rowing, canoe and Nordic ski clubs, along with tennis, lawn bowling, a skate park, playgrounds and the Meewasin trails. Riversdale Pool, which first opened in 1925, is on Avenue H, and the Holiday Park Golf Course is just south.
A few businesses sit on Avenue H and Avenue P, and the restaurants, cafes and shops of Riversdale and 20th Street West are a short walk or drive north. Downtown's shopping and services are only minutes away across the river.
King George offers mostly older bungalows and one-and-a-half-storey homes from the early and mid-1900s, plus some newer infill and small multi-unit properties. Prices are among the most attainable in Saskatoon for a location this close to the river and downtown, and many homes offer renovation potential. Browse the price ranges above to narrow your search, or use the full MLS® search to set your own criteria.
Pros: Victoria Park and the river at your doorstep, minutes to downtown, very attainable prices, and a historic neighbourhood school.
Cons: many homes are old and may need significant updates, there is limited shopping inside the neighbourhood, and the water treatment plant and bridge approaches bring some traffic and noise to nearby streets.
Comparing neighbourhoods? See homes for sale in Riversdale, Holiday Park, Pleasant Hill, Meadowgreen and Downtown, or browse all Saskatoon homes for sale.
Clayton McNally and Jessica Hamel of Trusted Realty, Powered by RE/MAX Saskatoon, help buyers, investors and sellers across Saskatoon's west side, including King George. 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.
King George is in west-central Saskatoon along the river, north of 11th Street West and south of Riversdale.
King George Community School (public), a 1912 heritage building, is in the neighbourhood.
Mostly older bungalows and one-and-a-half-storey homes, plus some infill and small multi-unit properties. Current inventory is shown in the listings above.
Yes. Victoria Park and the Meewasin trails run along the neighbourhood's riverbank.
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King George is part of Saskatoon's West Side. Compare homes for sale across the city:
Saskatoon Public Schools · Pre-K to Grade 8 · 721 Avenue K South, right in the neighbourhood. It is also the designated public English school for students from Holiday Park, Pleasant Hill and Riversdale.
Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools · Pre-K to Grade 8 · 1205 Avenue N South in neighbouring Holiday Park. It serves Catholic families from King George and Holiday Park.
French Immersion students attend École Henry Kelsey in Hudson Bay Park.
School boundaries, programs and bus routes can change, so confirm the school for a specific address before you buy. Questions about schools near a home you like? Call or text Jessica at 306.241.6029.
Saskatoon Public Schools' French Immersion handbook (April 2021) places King George in the elementary French Immersion zone for École Henry Kelsey, a French Immersion-only school for Kindergarten to Grade 8 on the west side. 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.