Based on homes currently for sale, updated automatically from the MLS® System.
Meadowgreen is an established, affordable neighbourhood on Saskatoon's west side, just south of 22nd Street West and west of Circle Drive. The land was annexed in the late 1950s and most homes were built in the 1960s and 1970s. Although it is not on the river, Meadowgreen has plenty of green space, including the large Kate Waygood Park, several smaller parks and walking trails along the Circle Drive and 11th Street buffers. A public elementary school, nearby shopping and a quick commute downtown make it popular with first-time buyers and investors. If you are searching for Meadowgreen homes for sale, the listings above are pulled live from the MLS® and updated regularly.
| Location | West Saskatoon, south of 22nd Street West and west of Circle Drive |
| Development | Annexed in the late 1950s; built mainly in the 1960s and 1970s |
| Parks | Kate Waygood Park, Meadowgreen Park, Dutchak, Peter Pond and Cahill Parks, about 37 acres in total |
| Schools | W.P. Bate Community School (public), in a newer building opened in 2006 |
| Neighbours | Pleasant Hill, Fairhaven, Pacific Heights, Montgomery Place |
Meadowgreen suits first-time buyers and investors looking for an attainable home or revenue property, families who want a school and parks within walking distance, and commuters who want quick access to Circle Drive and downtown.
22nd Street West along the north edge leads straight downtown, about ten minutes away by car, and Circle Drive on the east side connects quickly to the rest of the city and the Circle Drive South bridge. Saskatoon Transit serves the neighbourhood with several routes along 22nd Street and the main avenues.
W.P. Bate Community School (Saskatoon Public Schools), named for an early secretary-treasurer of the public school board, serves the neighbourhood from a newer building that opened in 2006. Catholic elementary and high school options are in nearby west-side neighbourhoods. School assignments can change, so confirm details with the school division before you buy.
Kate Waygood Park, at roughly 25 acres, is the neighbourhood's largest green space, joined by Meadowgreen Park, Dutchak Park, Peter Pond Park and Cahill Park, with basketball courts and playgrounds. Walking trails run along the Circle Drive and 11th Street buffers, linking east toward Fred Mendel Park and west toward an off-leash dog area. The Meadowgreen Community Association runs programs out of the school.
A supermarket and everyday services are within walking distance for most homes, and Westgate Plaza, the 22nd Street West corridor and the Confederation Urban Centre are a few minutes away for more shopping.
About half of Meadowgreen's homes are detached 1960s and 1970s bungalows and bi-levels, with the rest made up of duplexes, townhouses and small apartment buildings. Prices are among the more attainable in Saskatoon, and many properties offer revenue or suite potential. Browse the price ranges above to narrow your search, or use the full MLS® search to set your own criteria.
Pros: attainable prices, lots of park space and trails, a newer neighbourhood school, walkable shopping, and quick access to 22nd Street and Circle Drive.
Cons: many homes are 50 or more years old and may need updates, there is no Catholic elementary school inside the neighbourhood, and homes near 22nd Street and Circle Drive see more traffic noise.
Comparing neighbourhoods? See homes for sale in Pleasant Hill, Fairhaven, Pacific Heights, Montgomery Place and Holiday Park, 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 Meadowgreen. 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.
Meadowgreen is on Saskatoon's west side, south of 22nd Street West and west of Circle Drive.
W.P. Bate Community School (public) is in the neighbourhood. Catholic schools are in nearby west-side neighbourhoods.
1960s and 1970s bungalows and bi-levels, plus duplexes, townhouses and apartment condos. Current inventory is shown in the listings above.
Meadowgreen is generally one of Saskatoon's more attainable neighbourhoods. Check the price ranges above for current asking prices.
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Buying here? Meadowgreen is one of Saskatoon's most affordable areas, so see homes under $300K, what you can buy at your budget and homes with suites. Compare Meadowgreen with other neighbourhoods side by side, estimate payments with our mortgage calculator, and bring the home viewing checklist to showings.
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Meadowgreen is part of Saskatoon's West Side. Compare homes for sale across the city:
Saskatoon Public Schools · Pre-K to Grade 8 · 2515 18th Street West, right in the neighbourhood.
Nearby Greater Saskatoon Catholic elementary schools include St. Mark School in Fairhaven and St. John Community School in Holiday Park. 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 about schools near a home you like? Call or text Jessica at 306.241.6029.
Saskatoon Public Schools' French Immersion handbook (April 2021) places Meadowgreen 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.