Crescent Heights Real Estate: Homes for Sale in Prince Albert
Crescent Heights was Prince Albert's first planned subdivision, established in 1960 on what was then the southeast edge of the city. Today it is an established, quiet neighbourhood of mature trees, bungalows, and split-levels on generous lots. It draws first-time buyers, downsizers, and anyone who wants a well-built older home with character and yard space at a mid-range price.
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Where Crescent Heights Sits in Prince Albert
- Part of the city: southeast edge of Prince Albert
- Boundaries: 15th Street East, 15th Avenue East, and Helme Crescent
- Neighbourhood vibe: Prince Albert's original 1960 subdivision, established and quiet
- Typical detached price band: $195,000 to $395,000
Housing Stock in Crescent Heights
Predominantly 1960s and 1970s bungalows and split-levels, with a handful of two-storeys and later infill. Lots are generous by Prince Albert standards, mature trees are common, and most homes have single attached or detached garages.
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Crescent Heights Real Estate
Who Crescent Heights Fits
- First-time buyers who want a solid older home on a real lot at a reasonable price
- Downsizers coming out of a larger family home who like a bungalow layout
- Renovators willing to update kitchens and bathrooms on well-built 1960s stock
- Families who want a quiet street and mature neighbourhood feel
What to Check Before You Write an Offer in Crescent Heights
Every Prince Albert neighbourhood has its own quirks. These are the items we look at first on Crescent Heights showings:
- Furnace and hot water tank age (a lot of 1960s-1970s stock is on its second or third furnace)
- Whether the basement has been developed, whether the development is permitted, and whether the ceiling height is livable
- Windows and whether the original single-pane units have been replaced
- Roof age and whether the attic is insulated to current code
- Sewer line condition on older streets (cast iron and clay sewer lines are common and camera-inspection is worthwhile)
Why Work With CENTURY 21 Fusion Prince Albert
Crescent Heights is small enough that most active buyers see the same handful of properties every week. What matters is which of those properties fits your actual situation, and what you should not offer on. We show properties across every Prince Albert neighbourhood, so we know the streets, the schools, the neighbours, and the things that do not show up in the MLS photos.
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Crescent Heights FAQ
FAQs
How old is Crescent Heights?
Crescent Heights was Prince Albert's first planned subdivision, established in 1960 through a Land Assembly and Development Agreement between the City and the Province of Saskatchewan.
What kind of homes are in Crescent Heights?
Mostly bungalows and split-levels from the 1960s and 1970s on generous lots, with a smaller number of two-storeys and infill homes. Mature trees, single garages, and long back yards are typical.
How much does a house cost in Crescent Heights?
Most Crescent Heights detached homes sit between $195,000 and $395,000 depending on condition, size, garage, and how much of the original build has been updated. Fully renovated properties push higher, and homes needing work list below the range.
Is Crescent Heights a good first-home neighbourhood?
Yes. It has some of the most consistent entry-level pricing in Prince Albert for a genuinely established neighbourhood. Budgeting for a furnace, hot water tank, or windows in the first few years of ownership is smart on this housing stock.
Related Prince Albert Resources
- All Prince Albert Listings – browse every active listing in Prince Albert proper.
- Acreages Close to Prince Albert – hobby farms, bush lots, and small acreages in the surrounding RMs.
- Home Finder – tell us what you want and we send you a curated shortlist within a business day.
- Mortgage Pre-Approval – get pre-approved before you drive out to see properties.
- Home Evaluation and Buyer Form – free property valuation or a customized buyer setup.
- Contact the Prince Albert Team – talk to a local REALTOR who knows this specific neighbourhood.
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