Saskatoon Neighbourhood Guide

Erindale:
where the northeast
grew up.

A mature northeast Saskatoon neighbourhood known for its attractive family homes, two elementary schools, extensive park space, strong owner occupancy, and convenient access to University Heights amenities.

1981–2000 Roughly 52% of homes built 1981–1990 and a further 39% between 1991 and 2000
$300K–$850K+
Typical sale price range
Apartment condos ~$225K–$325K; townhouses ~$300K–$450K; detached family homes ~$475K–$700K; premium homes $700K+. 2024 city data: average detached sale ~$533K
15–35
Typical days on market
Well-maintained detached homes in desirable locations may sell more quickly
Good
Walkability
Walk to both elementary schools, parks, playgrounds, and the outdoor rink; daily amenities concentrated in nearby University Heights
~91%
Owner occupancy
Approximately 77% of dwellings are single-family homes

Settled without feeling old.

Erindale was built during a period when Saskatoon's northeast sector was expanding rapidly. Much of the neighbourhood took shape between the early 1980s and the end of the 1990s, producing a varied but cohesive collection of bungalows, two-storeys, split-levels, and family-oriented homes. Today, the landscaping has matured, the trees are well established, and the neighbourhood feels settled without having the age or maintenance profile of Saskatoon's oldest communities.

The neighbourhood was planned around schools and green space. Ernest Lindner Park and John Avant Park provide more than 34 acres of combined neighbourhood park area, while Dr. John G. Egnatoff School and École Father Robinson School are located within the community, along with the smaller Don Ross Park.

Erindale is quieter and more residential than neighbouring University Heights, where much of the area's retail and commercial activity is concentrated. It also offers a more mature setting than newer communities such as Evergreen, Aspen Ridge, or Brighton. For many buyers, that balance is the neighbourhood's main appeal: established landscaping and family infrastructure, with modern shopping and services only minutes away.

Who lives in Erindale?

Erindale attracts families, professionals, established homeowners, and buyers moving up from a smaller home or condominium. Families value having public and Catholic elementary schools inside the neighbourhood, along with parks, recreation facilities, and streets that are generally removed from major commercial traffic.

Dr. John G. Egnatoff School opened in 1988 and currently serves Erindale, Arbor Creek, and part of North Brighton, hosting an Erindale cooperative preschool and a YMCA before-and-after-school care program. École Father Robinson School, completed in 1992, is a Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools elementary school offering French-immersion programming.

Erindale also appeals to long-term owners. Approximately 91% of occupied homes are owner-occupied, a high ownership rate that contributes to the neighbourhood's stability, pride of ownership, and relatively low turnover.

"Erindale is one of those neighbourhoods that consistently works well for families. The schools, parks, mature landscaping, and proximity to University Heights make daily life easy, and the neighbourhood offers a wider range of housing than many buyers initially expect." Dimitri Katsiris
Two-storey family homes Bungalows Bi-level & modified bi-levels Split-level homes Townhouses Low-rise apartment condos Renovated executive homes

Three pockets, three personalities.

Ernest Lindner Park Area

21 acres of green space

Homes surrounding Ernest Lindner Park benefit from immediate access to approximately 21 acres of green space, school grounds, recreation facilities, and the Quinn Stevenson Memorial outdoor rink.

John Avant Park Area

Quiet and green

This pocket offers access to approximately 13 acres of park space and is especially appealing to buyers who want a quieter residential location near playgrounds and open green space.

University Heights Edge

Amenities next door

Homes nearer the western and northern commercial edges of the neighbourhood offer particularly convenient access to grocery stores, restaurants, medical services, fitness facilities, banks, and other University Heights amenities.

Listings

Homes for sale in Erindale

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In the Neighbourhood

Nearby amenities

Parks & Recreation

  • Ernest Lindner Park
  • John Avant Park
  • Don Ross Park
  • Quinn Stevenson Memorial outdoor rink
  • Playgrounds and sports fields
  • Erindale/Arbor Creek Community Association programming

Schools

  • Dr. John G. Egnatoff School (opened 1988)
  • École Father Robinson School (French immersion)
  • Erindale Cooperative Preschool
  • YMCA before-and-after-school care

Shopping & Dining

  • University Heights grocery stores
  • Pharmacies
  • Restaurants and cafés
  • Banks and professional services
  • Medical and dental clinics
  • Preston Crossing (quick access)

Getting Around

  • Attridge Drive
  • Kenderdine Road
  • McOrmond Drive
  • College Drive
  • Circle Drive
  • University of Saskatchewan & downtown

Why buyers love Erindale

Two elementary schools within the neighbourhood
Approximately 34.9 acres of park space
Mature landscaping and established streets
Strong owner occupancy
Predominantly detached housing
Variety of family-home styles
Townhouse and condominium options
Excellent access to University Heights shopping
Outdoor skating rink and community programming
Convenient routes to the U of S and downtown
Common Questions

Buying in Erindale

Is Erindale a good neighbourhood for families?
Yes. Erindale offers two elementary schools, more than 34 acres of neighbourhood park space, playgrounds, an outdoor skating rink, and a predominantly owner-occupied residential environment. These features have helped make it one of northeast Saskatoon's established family communities.
What schools are located in Erindale?
The neighbourhood is home to Dr. John G. Egnatoff School, a Saskatoon Public Schools elementary school that opened in 1988, and École Father Robinson School, a Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools elementary school completed in 1992 and offering French-immersion programming. School attendance boundaries and program availability can change, so buyers should confirm eligibility directly with the applicable school division before purchasing.
How does Erindale compare with Arbor Creek?
Both are mature northeast neighbourhoods served by the same community association, and Dr. John G. Egnatoff School serves both communities. Erindale was developed earlier and generally offers a broader mixture of bungalows, split-levels, two-storeys, townhouses, and apartment condominiums. Arbor Creek is somewhat newer and is often associated with larger executive homes and its linear park and pathway system.
Is Erindale a good long-term investment?
Erindale has several characteristics that support consistent buyer demand: high owner occupancy, schools within the neighbourhood, substantial park space, proximity to major shopping, and a housing stock that appeals to families and move-up buyers. Property-specific performance still depends on purchase price, condition, location, and broader market conditions.

Thinking about buying or selling in Erindale?

Erindale offers a compelling combination of mature neighbourhood character, strong schools, substantial green space, and everyday convenience. Values can differ materially depending on the street, lot position, renovation quality, garage configuration, and proximity to parks. Dimitri and Jonathan Katsiris can help buyers evaluate those differences and help sellers position their homes accurately against current neighbourhood inventory.

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