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Richmond Heights
With a population of fewer than 1000 residents Richmond Heights is one of Saskatoon’s smallest residential subdivisions. Its size adds to the charm of the area, which boasts a mature landscape with tree-lined streets.
Despite its relatively small size Richmond Heights is home to four public parks, three of which are named after G.D. Archibald. Between them you’ll find a couple of basic playgrounds, soccer pitches, baseball and basketball facilities, a paddling pool, an indoor ice rink, ski trails and one of Saskatoon’s very best tobogganing hills. The area’s proximity to the river makes Meewasin Park a natural for those who like to bike, jog, or walk. You’re literally moments away from near endless lengths of paved trails.
Good shopping opportunities are plentiful with Midtown Plaza just four kilometers away. The Mall at Lawson Heights is just over two kilometers north and Preston Crossing an easy and quick drive.
The housing stock is generally more affordable than it is as you move further north. The homes tend to be smaller and more basic in design, typical of what you find in areas which got their start in the early 1970’s. This area is another one developers have been keen to get into in recent years, Its not uncommon to find new houses popping up where old ones use to be.
Children living in the Richmond Heights area attend either North Park Wilson School or Ecole Saint Paul in neighbouring North Park. The University of Saskatchewan campus is a five to seven minute drive or a nice walk over the train bridge.
Statistics;
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Population |
878 |
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Number of households |
430 |
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Average persons per household |
2.1 |
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Home ownership |
64% |
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Average sale price of a residential dwelling (2010) |
$305,708 |
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Average household income |
$47,115 |
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