Lakeridge

Living in Lakeridge, Saskatoon

Lakeridge is a quiet, established family neighbourhood in southeast Saskatoon, built mostly in the early 1980s with its streets named after Saskatchewan lakes. Almost every home is a detached house and nearly all are owner-occupied, giving the neighbourhood a settled, well-kept feel. Public and Catholic elementary schools sit beside Crocus Park, the Lakewood shopping area and civic centre are next door, and the large natural Hyde Park with its off-leash area is close by. If you are searching for Lakeridge homes for sale, the listings above are pulled live from the MLS® and updated regularly.

Lakeridge Quick Facts

Who Lakeridge Is a Great Fit For

Lakeridge suits families looking for larger detached homes with both school systems inside the neighbourhood, move-up buyers who want an established, mostly owner-occupied area, and dog owners who want Hyde Park's trails and off-leash space nearby.

Location and Commute

Taylor Street East and Boychuk Drive connect Lakeridge to Circle Drive and 8th Street East, and Highway 16 is close for trips out of the city. Downtown and the University are roughly 15 minutes away by car. Most residents drive, with Saskatoon Transit serving the area along its main roads.

Schools Near Lakeridge

Lakeridge School (Saskatoon Public Schools) and St. Luke School (Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools) are both beside Crocus Park. High school students attend east-side schools in nearby neighbourhoods. School assignments can change, so confirm details with the school division before you buy.

Parks and Things to Do

Crocus Park has an outdoor rink, spray park, tennis court, soccer pitches, ball diamonds and playgrounds, and the Lakeridge Community Association runs social activities and sports programs. Hyde Park, a large natural park with an off-leash dog area, is close by, and the Lakewood Civic Centre offers a pool, library and fitness facilities.

Shopping and Services

There is no commercial space inside Lakeridge itself, but the Lakewood suburban centre next door has groceries, restaurants, banking and medical offices. The 8th Street East corridor and the Rosewood and Stonebridge shopping areas are a short drive away.

Homes for Sale in Lakeridge

Lakeridge is almost entirely detached homes from the 1980s and early 1990s, including bungalows, bi-levels, split-levels and two-storeys, many with four or more bedrooms, developed basements and attached garages. Prices are generally above the city average, reflecting larger homes and a stable, owner-occupied neighbourhood. Browse the price ranges above to narrow your search, or use the full MLS® search to set your own criteria.

Pros and Cons of Living in Lakeridge

Pros: public and Catholic elementary schools in the neighbourhood, larger family homes, a quiet and well-kept setting, Crocus Park, and quick access to Lakewood shopping and Hyde Park.

Cons: no shopping inside the neighbourhood, limited transit, homes approaching 40 years old may need updates, and inventory can be tight.

Explore Nearby Areas

Comparing neighbourhoods? See homes for sale in Lakeview, Briarwood, Rosewood, Wildwood and The Willows, or browse all Saskatoon homes for sale.

Buying or Selling in Lakeridge? Talk to Clayton & Jessica, Your Trusted REALTORS®

Clayton McNally and Jessica Hamel of Trusted Realty, Powered by RE/MAX Saskatoon, help buyers and sellers across Saskatoon's east side, including Lakeridge. Because inventory here can be tight, it helps to tell us early what you are looking for. Whether you are moving up for a growing family or selling your Lakeridge 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.

Lakeridge Real Estate FAQ

Where is Lakeridge in Saskatoon?

Lakeridge is in southeast Saskatoon, near Taylor Street East and Boychuk Drive, next to Lakeview and Briarwood.

What schools are in Lakeridge?

Lakeridge School (public) and St. Luke School (Catholic) are both in the neighbourhood beside Crocus Park.

What kinds of homes are for sale in Lakeridge?

Mostly 1980s detached bungalows, bi-levels, split-levels and two-storeys, many with four or more bedrooms. Current inventory is shown in the listings above.

Is there shopping in Lakeridge?

Not within the neighbourhood itself, but the Lakewood suburban centre next door has groceries, restaurants and services.

How do I book a showing in Lakeridge?

Open any listing above and use the contact option, or send us a message using the form below and we will arrange a showing.