Based on homes currently for sale, updated automatically from the MLS® System.
Vanscoy is a friendly village about 29 km southwest of Saskatoon, just off Highway 7. It offers quiet small-town streets, a strong community spirit and room to breathe, all within an easy commute of the city. If you are searching for Vanscoy homes for sale, the listings above are pulled live from the MLS® and updated regularly. This guide covers everything else buyers want to know: schools, recreation, services, commuting and what the local housing market looks like.
| Population | 477 (2021 Census), up 3.2% from 2016 |
| Location | About 29 km southwest of Saskatoon |
| Main routes | Highway 7 and Highway 762 |
| Municipality | Village of Vanscoy, within the RM of Vanscoy No. 345 |
| School division | Prairie Spirit School Division |
| Schools | Vanscoy School (K–8); Delisle Composite School (Grades 7–12) |
| Incorporated | June 17, 1919 |
| Postal code | S0L 3J0 |
Vanscoy tends to appeal to young families who want a K–8 school right in the village, commuters who work in Saskatoon or at the nearby potash mine, and buyers who want a bigger lot and a slower pace without being far from city amenities. It also suits anyone who loves the outdoors, with several lakes and a provincial park a short drive away.
Vanscoy sits at the junction of Highway 7 and Highway 762. In 2019 Highway 7 was twinned and rerouted north of the village, so commuters get a fast divided-highway drive into Saskatoon while the village itself stays quiet. Most residents can reach Saskatoon's west side in around 25 minutes, depending on weather and destination. Rice Lake lies to the west, Goose Lake to the north, and Pike Lake to the east.
Vanscoy School is a Prairie Spirit School Division school at 309 Main Street, serving students from Kindergarten to Grade 8. Older students typically continue at Delisle Composite School in nearby Delisle, a Grade 7–12 school that draws students from Vanscoy, Pike Lake, Grandora and the surrounding RMs. Prairie Spirit provides busing for rural students. School boundaries and programs can change, so confirm details with the school division before you buy.
For a village its size, Vanscoy has solid recreation facilities: an ice rink for hockey and skating, a curling rink, a ball diamond and a community hall used for events and gatherings. Just outside the village, Pike Lake Provincial Park (about 16 km southeast) offers camping, swimming, boating and hiking trails. The Otapasoo Trails Recreation Site is roughly 19 km away, and the South Saskatchewan River valley and Saskatoon's parks, golf courses and events are all within easy reach.
Vanscoy covers the everyday basics, including a grocery store, restaurant, gas station, post office and library. The village office is at 109 Main Street. For larger shopping trips, medical appointments, hospitals and entertainment, residents usually head into Saskatoon or to nearby Delisle.
Farming has always been part of life in the Vanscoy area, and the region is also home to the Nutrien Vanscoy potash mine, one of the area's major employers. Many residents commute to jobs in Saskatoon, which makes Vanscoy a popular bedroom community.
Vanscoy has a small, tightly held housing market, so the number of active listings is usually limited and well-priced homes can move quickly. You will most often find single-family houses, including newer builds, along with acreages and rural properties in the surrounding RM of Vanscoy. Many buyers are drawn by larger lots and prices that can compare favourably with Saskatoon. If you are looking at an acreage, ask about water source, septic, road access and internet options, since these vary from property to property. Browse the price ranges above to narrow your search, or use the full MLS® search to set your own criteria.
Pros: a close-knit small-town community, a K–8 school in the village, a quick twinned-highway commute to Saskatoon, local rinks and ball diamonds, and lakes and a provincial park nearby.
Cons: fewer amenities than a larger town, so most major shopping and medical visits mean a drive to Saskatoon or Delisle, and a small housing market with limited choice at any given time.
The area was settled by homesteaders after 1900, and the village post office opened in 1909. Vanscoy incorporated as a village on June 17, 1919, and the surrounding municipality was renamed Vanscoy in 1934 after early settler Vern Vanscoy. Agriculture remains an important part of the local economy alongside nearby potash mining.
Comparing options? See homes for sale in Delisle, Pike Lake, Grandora, Saskatoon, Warman and Martensville.
Clayton McNally and Jessica Hamel of Trusted Realty, Powered by RE/MAX Saskatoon, help buyers and sellers across Saskatoon and surrounding communities, including Vanscoy. Whether you are relocating, upsizing to an acreage or selling your Vanscoy 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.
Vanscoy is about 29 km southwest of Saskatoon. Most commutes take around 25 minutes via the twinned Highway 7.
Vanscoy had a population of 477 in the 2021 Census, up 3.2% from 2016.
Mostly single-family houses, plus acreages and rural properties in the surrounding RM of Vanscoy. Current inventory is shown in the listings above.
Vanscoy School serves Kindergarten to Grade 8. High school students typically attend Delisle Composite School (Grades 7–12). Both are part of Prairie Spirit School Division.
The village has an ice rink, curling rink, ball diamond and community hall. Pike Lake Provincial Park, about 16 km away, offers camping, swimming, boating and hiking.
Many families choose Vanscoy for its small-town community, in-village K–8 school, larger lots and quick access to Saskatoon. Contact us and we will help you compare it with other nearby communities.
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Prairie Spirit School Division · Kindergarten to Grade 8 · 309 Main Street, right in the village.
Older students typically continue at Delisle Composite School (Grades 7–12), a short drive southwest, with busing provided by Prairie Spirit School Division.
Catholic families are served by Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools, with the nearest Catholic schools on Saskatoon's west side. School programs, grades and busing can change, so confirm details for a specific address with the division before you buy. Questions? Call or text Jessica at 306.241.6029.
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