Saskatoon Neighbourhood Guide

Brevoort Park:
value on the
mature east side.

A centrally located southeast Saskatoon neighbourhood offering mature mid-century homes, two elementary schools, expansive park space, and immediate access to the shops and services along 8th Street.

1961–70 Primary construction era, following annexation in the late 1950s. Brevoort Park School opened in 1964
$300K–$700K+
Typical sale price range
Varies by property type: detached homes plus a considerable selection of condos, duplexes, and townhouses. City profile (Dec 2025) reported an average of about $420K across property types
15–35
Typical days on market
Renovated detached homes can move quickly; condominiums may take longer
Moderate
Walkability
Walk to both elementary schools, the central parks, Early Drive businesses, and 8th Street shops and services
~19 acres
Central park space
Brevoort Park North and South form a large green corridor along Early Drive

Post-war planning that still works today.

Brevoort Park was developed during one of Saskatoon's major periods of post-war expansion. Most of its homes were built during the 1960s, and the neighbourhood still reflects the planning priorities of that era: curved residential streets, centrally located schools, substantial green space, and convenient access to major roads. The result is a community that feels settled and established.

A defining feature of Brevoort Park is the large central green corridor along Early Drive. Brevoort Park North and Brevoort Park South collectively provide approximately 19 acres of park space, with Brevoort Park School and École St. Matthew School positioned within the neighbourhood. Smaller-scale commercial services are also located along Early Drive, while the northern edge connects directly to Saskatoon's extensive 8th Street retail district.

Brevoort Park differs from nearby Grosvenor Park and Greystone Heights in both housing mix and price range. It offers more condominiums, apartments, duplexes, and attainable detached homes, creating opportunities for buyers at several stages of life. At the same time, renovated properties on desirable streets can command a significant premium because buyers value the combination of mature lots, central access, and established neighbourhood character.

Who lives in Brevoort Park?

Brevoort Park appeals strongly to families who want schools and parks within the neighbourhood, as well as buyers looking for a mature east-side home without moving into the upper price brackets associated with some nearby communities. First-time buyers are often attracted to the area's townhouses, condominiums, duplexes, and smaller detached homes.

The neighbourhood is also practical for people who work at the University of Saskatchewan, Royal University Hospital, downtown, or elsewhere on the east side. Preston Avenue, Circle Drive, Taylor Street, and 8th Street provide direct connections to many parts of Saskatoon.

Long-term residents are common, and many homes have undergone substantial updates over the years. Buyers will encounter everything from largely original 1960s interiors to fully remodelled properties with open-concept layouts, newer mechanical systems, updated windows, and modern exterior finishes.

"Brevoort Park offers a lot of value for buyers who want a mature east-side neighbourhood. You get established streets, large parks, schools right in the community, and some of the best day-to-day convenience in the city because 8th Street is immediately nearby." Dimitri Katsiris
1960s bungalows Split-level homes Bi-level homes Two-storey family homes Duplexes & semi-detached Low-rise apartment condos Townhouses Renovated mid-century homes

Three pockets, three personalities.

Brevoort Park North

Shopping and transit

The area north of Early Drive offers quick access to 8th Street and includes a mix of detached homes, condominiums, apartments, and other multi-unit housing, well suited to buyers who prioritize proximity to shopping and transit.

Central Park & Schools

The family core

Homes surrounding Brevoort Park North, Brevoort Park South, Brevoort Park School, and École St. Matthew School are especially appealing to families who want playgrounds, sports fields, and elementary education within walking distance.

Southern Brevoort Park

Quieter streets

The streets closer to Taylor Street generally feel quieter and more residential while retaining fast access to Circle Drive, Preston Avenue, Walter Murray Collegiate, and nearby southeast amenities.

Listings

Homes for sale in Brevoort Park

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In the Neighbourhood

Nearby amenities

Parks & Recreation

  • Brevoort Park North
  • Brevoort Park South
  • School playgrounds and sports fields
  • Brevoort Park Community Association programming

Schools

  • Brevoort Park School (2809 Early Drive)
  • École St. Matthew School (French immersion)
  • Walter Murray Collegiate (adjacent)
  • University of Saskatchewan (nearby)

Shopping & Services

  • 8th Street East retail and restaurant corridor
  • Businesses along Early Drive
  • Grocery stores and pharmacies
  • Medical clinics and banks
  • The Centre and 8th Street destinations

Getting Around

  • Preston Avenue
  • Circle Drive
  • Taylor Street
  • 8th Street East
  • Transit connections across the city

Why buyers love Brevoort Park

Two elementary schools within the neighbourhood
Approximately 19 acres of central park space
Established trees and mature residential streets
Broad selection of detached and multi-unit housing
Immediate access to 8th Street shopping and services
Straightforward access to Circle Drive
More attainable than some nearby mature east-side neighbourhoods
Suits families, first-time buyers, downsizers, and investors
Renovation opportunities in original mid-century homes
Convenient access to the U of S and downtown
Common Questions

Buying in Brevoort Park

Is Brevoort Park a good neighbourhood for families?
Yes. Its appeal to families is supported by two elementary schools located within the neighbourhood, extensive central park space, playground and recreation opportunities, and a street layout that places many homes within walking distance of the community's main amenities. Brevoort Park School is a Saskatoon Public Schools elementary school, while École St. Matthew is a Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools French-immersion elementary school serving kindergarten through Grade 8.
What schools are located in Brevoort Park?
Brevoort Park School is located at 2809 Early Drive and opened in 1964. École St. Matthew School is located at 1508 Arlington Avenue and provides Catholic French-immersion programming. Secondary-school attendance boundaries and program eligibility should always be confirmed directly with the applicable school division because boundaries and program assignments can change.
How does Brevoort Park compare with Greystone Heights?
Both are mature southeast Saskatoon neighbourhoods with strong access to 8th Street and the University of Saskatchewan. Brevoort Park generally has a broader mix of housing, including more apartment-style condominiums, townhouses, and duplexes. Greystone Heights is more heavily weighted toward detached housing and may command higher prices on certain streets. The better choice usually depends on the buyer's budget, desired property type, and tolerance for nearby commercial or higher-density development.
Are homes in Brevoort Park likely to need renovations?
Many homes were built during the 1960s, so condition varies significantly. Some retain original kitchens, electrical components, windows, plumbing, or mechanical systems, while others have been comprehensively renovated. Buyers should evaluate sewer lines, foundations, electrical service, insulation, roofing, windows, grading, and mechanical systems as part of their due diligence rather than judging a home only by cosmetic finishes.

Thinking about buying or selling in Brevoort Park?

Brevoort Park offers a practical combination of location, neighbourhood amenities, housing variety, and mature character. Property values can differ materially depending on the street, housing type, renovation quality, lot placement, and proximity to busier roads. Dimitri and Jonathan Katsiris can help buyers assess renovation quality and long-term resale potential, while helping sellers position their homes accurately against competing inventory.

Talk to the Team
Jonathan: 306-222-4432  ·  Dimitri: 306-222-6546