2/1 c.1928 Saskatchewan Bungalow W/ Garage Under $40K USD
$39,900
Bring your design dreams to life in this Saskatchewan bungalow! Set on iconic Centre Street, this endearing character home offers cozy proportions, timeless original details, and endless upside for anyone looking to craft their perfect custom space.
Realtor Comments
- 2bd
- 1ba
- 711sqft
- Circa 1928
538 Centre STREET, Shaunavon, SK S0N 2M0 $55,000 CAD $39,900 USD
If interested in a property, please contact the realtor whose link is provided in the post below, or contact an agent of your own choosing. Independent verification of details and status is recommended.
Contact Realtor: Ashley McFarlane
The Pros
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Exceptional Affordability: Real estate in Shaunavon is significantly lower than national and provincial averages.You can find spacious single-family homes with large yards for a fraction of what they would cost in larger cities like Saskatoon or Regina.
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Tight-Knit, Welcoming Community: With a population hovering around 1,800 to 2,000 residents, Shaunavon features a strong sense of community, low crime, and a friendly, neighborly atmosphere where people look out for one another.
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Proximity to Nature & Cypress Hills: Unlike the ultra-flat regions of the prairies, Shaunavon is near the Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park and Grasslands National Park, offering scenic rolling hills, camping, hiking, dark-sky stargazing, and outdoor recreation.
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Solid Core Services for Its Size: As a local hub, Shaunavon punches above its weight with amenities. It features the Shaunavon Hospital & Care Centre, local schools (K–12), a public library, a cinema, an arena, a swimming pool, and essential retail/grocery options.
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Zero Traffic & Easy Commutes: Navigating town takes mere minutes, eliminating daily commute stress and fuel costs.
The Cons
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Geographic Isolation: Shaunavon is relatively remote. The nearest larger city centers are Swift Current (about a 1-hour drive north) and Medicine Hat, Alberta (nearly 2 hours west). Accessing major airports or specialized services requires planning.
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Harsh Prairie Winters: Winter weather in southwestern Saskatchewan can be severe, featuring sub-zero temperatures, heavy snowfall, and freezing winds. Roads and highways can occasionally close or become treacherous during blizzards.
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Limited Job Market: The local economy is driven primarily by agriculture, oil and gas, healthcare, education, and local trades/services. Opportunities outside of these key industries are minimal unless you work remotely.
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Narrow Dining & Entertainment Scene: While there are local diners, pubs, and community events, the overall options for specialized shopping, nightlife, and diverse international dining are limited.
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Needs Specialized Travel for Advanced Healthcare: While the local healthcare facility handles everyday primary care and emergency needs, specialized medical treatments, testing, or surgery often require traveling to Swift Current, Regina, or Saskatoon.
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