Avalon
Avalon is primarily a residential neighborhood with a high percentage of single-family detached homes and a small supply of apartments. The area’s main commercial development is the Avalon Shopping Centre on the corner of Broadway Avenue and Cascade Street.
Most of this area was developed between the end of World War II and 1960 so the very typical rectangular bungalow is most popular and the mature feel of the neighborhood gives it some charm. Residents are primarily middle income families.
The neighborhood is home to two elementary schools including John Lake School in the public system and Georges Vanier School in the catholic school system.
Residents enjoy nearly ten acres of public park space across three parks with amenities like baseball and basketball facilities, numerous playgrounds, walking paths and a paddling pool.
From this south central location you’ll enjoy easy access to downtown Saskatoon and a number of popular Saskatoon golf courses are just a short drive away.
Photo Walk of the Avalon Area
| Population | 3,273 |
| Number of households | 1,365 |
| Average persons per household | 2.4 |
| Home ownership | 74% |
| Average sale price of a residential dwelling (previous year) | $309,001 |
| Median sale price of a residential dwelling (previous year) | $300,000 |
| Average household income | $57,321 |
| Types of homes | Houses | Condos |
| Number of sales |
51 | 1 |
| Lowest sale price |
$195,000 | $325,000 |
| Highest sale price |
$600,000 | $325,000 |
| Average sale price |
$309,825 | $325,000 |
| Median sale price over 6 months ending 02/28/2011 | $300,000 | $325,000 |
Other online resources for the Avalon area of Saskatoon
Homes for sale in the Avalon area of Saskatoon
Area map
Community Association webpage
City of Saskatoon full neighbourhood profile
Wikipedia page for this area
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