Meacham, Saskatchewan

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Living in Meacham, Saskatchewan

Meacham is a small, peaceful village on Highway 2, just south of its junction with Highway 5, east of Saskatoon. The village calls itself a safe, quiet bedroom community in the rolling hills of east-central Saskatchewan, and it has a surprising claim to fame: it's home to several artists and galleries and to Dancing Sky Theatre, Saskatchewan's only professional rural theatre. If you are searching for Meacham homes for sale, the listings above are pulled live from the MLS® and updated regularly. This guide covers schools, recreation, services, getting around and what the local housing market looks like.

Meacham Quick Facts

Population96 (2021 Census)
LocationEast of Saskatoon, just south of the Highway 5 and Highway 2 junction
Main routesHighway 2, with Highway 5 nearby
MunicipalityVillage of Meacham (incorporated June 19, 1912)
SchoolStudents are bused to school in Viscount
AttractionsDancing Sky Theatre, Hand Wave Gallery and local artists

Who Meacham Is a Great Fit For

Meacham suits buyers who want peace and quiet, artists and creative people, retirees, and anyone looking for a very affordable village home with rolling-hill scenery and a strong arts community.

Location and Getting Around

Meacham sits on Highway 2 just south of its junction with Highway 5, the route that connects east to Humboldt and west to Saskatoon. The village says it's within about a 45-minute drive of Watrous, Wakaw Lake and Humboldt. Colonsay and Vonda are among the nearby communities.

Schools Serving Meacham

Meacham does not have its own school. Students are bused to the school in nearby Viscount. Confirm current grades, programs and bus routes with the school division before you buy.

Parks, Recreation and Things to Do

Meacham punches well above its weight in the arts. Dancing Sky Theatre has produced Canadian plays in the village since 1997 and offers an indoor and outdoor dinner-theatre experience, and the Hand Wave Gallery and other local artists make the village a destination for culture lovers. Residents also enjoy gardening, rolling-hill scenery and wildlife, and lakes such as Wakaw Lake are within driving distance.

Shopping, Services and Healthcare

Meacham has a small number of local businesses. For groceries, health care and major shopping, residents typically travel to larger nearby centres such as Humboldt or to Saskatoon.

Local Economy and Jobs

Meacham is a rural community surrounded by agriculture, with a diverse local economy that includes construction, trucking, small businesses and a strong arts sector. Artists and their properties have become an important part of the village's tax base.

Homes for Sale in Meacham

Meacham is a very small market, so listings come up only occasionally. You will most often find modest single-family homes and character properties on village lots, with farmland in the surrounding area. Prices are among the most affordable in the region. Browse the listings above, or use the full MLS® search to set your own criteria.

Pros and Cons of Living in Meacham

Pros: very affordable homes, a safe and quiet village, a unique arts and theatre scene, and scenic rolling hills.

Cons: very limited local services, no school in the village, and very limited housing inventory.

A Bit of Meacham History

In the summer of 1910, Meacham was little more than prairie and surveyor spikes. The Grand Trunk Railway built its line into Meacham station that year, businesses arrived by 1911, and the village was incorporated on June 19, 1912. It grew until the droughts of the 1930s and has since found new life as a quiet bedroom community and arts hub.

Explore Nearby Communities

Comparing options? See homes for sale in Colonsay, Vonda, Prud'homme, Allan, Elstow and Saskatoon.

Buying or Selling in Meacham? 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 and surrounding communities, including Meacham. Whether you are looking for a quiet village home or selling your Meacham property, 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.

Meacham Real Estate FAQ

Where is Meacham, Saskatchewan?

Meacham is a village on Highway 2, just south of the Highway 5 junction, east of Saskatoon.

What is the population of Meacham?

Meacham had a population of 96 in the 2021 Census.

What kinds of homes are for sale in Meacham?

Mostly modest single-family homes and character properties on village lots. Current inventory is shown in the listings above.

Is there a school in Meacham?

No. Students are bused to school in nearby Viscount.

What is Meacham known for?

Meacham is known for its arts community, including Dancing Sky Theatre, Saskatchewan's only professional rural theatre, and the Hand Wave Gallery.

How do I book a showing for a Meacham home?

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

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