University Park Homes for Sale in Regina

Jennica George, Regina Realtor

If you're looking at University Park, you're probably drawn to the idea of an established neighborhood with mature trees and good schools nearby. I've shown a lot of homes in this area, and there's a reason families keep coming back to it. The neighborhood was built primarily in the 1980s and 1990s, so you're getting that sweet spot of mature landscaping without the major maintenance issues you'd find in older character homes. What I tell my clients is that University Park offers solid value—homes here typically range from $120,000 to around $180,000, which is accessible for many first-time buyers and families looking to upsize. The proximity to the University of Regina and Wascana Centre gives you easy access to walking paths, cultural facilities, and green space that newer subdivisions simply can't match. Let me walk you through what living here actually looks like.

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  • 3355 Westminster Road in Regina: University Park East Residential for sale : MLS®# SK028528

    3355 Westminster Road University Park East Regina S4V 1A7
    Main Photo: 3355 Westminster Road in Regina: University Park East Residential for sale : MLS®# SK028528
    $899,900
    Residential
    Status:
    Active
    MLS® Num:
    SK028528
    Bedrooms:
    5
    Bathrooms:
    5
    Floor Area:
    3,365 sq. ft.
    Tucked in one of Regina’s most sought-after east-end neighborhoods, this 3365 sq/ft home sits proudly on a spacious 6200 sq/ft corner lot just steps away from W.S. Hawrylak School and the University of Regina. Perfect for large or growing families. With extensive renovations completed in 2025, this property combines impressive updates with everyday comfort. The highlight of the home is the indoor pool, offering year-round enjoyment. The pool area received a full overhaul that includes a new HVAC system, high-efficiency furnace, on-demand water heater, new shower, upgraded electrical and plumbing, fresh stucco, windows and doors, and waterproofing throughout. Even the pipe from the skimmer to the pump has been lined to prevent leaks, and a new pool cover is on order. Every detail was carefully considered to create a clean, functional, and efficient space. Inside, the kitchen features custom-built cabinetry topped with black granite counters and ceramic tile flooring. Under the bay window, spray foam insulation was added for efficiency. The upper level has seen a complete refresh with new vinyl flooring, updated electrical and lighting in the media room, new interior doors, and all new windows. The upstairs bathrooms have new fans and exterior vent piping, and modern lighting brightens the stairway. The cozy wood-burning fireplace, finished with ledgestone grey tile, was redone in 2017. The home is supported by two steel main beams, and the living room sits on piles for lasting stability. Other notable features include main floor laundry, central vacuum, a double attached garage, underground sprinklers in the front and back, and professional interior painting throughout. The attic insulation was fully replaced and blown in new, while the exterior shines with new shingles, eaves, fascia, soffits, and windows, all completed in 2025. This is a rare opportunity to own a truly unique property that offers both size and substance in a prime Regina location. More details
    Listed by Century 21 Dome Realty Inc.
    JENNICA GEORGE
  • 2423 E Strathmore Place in Regina: University Park East Residential for sale : MLS®# SK029229

    2423 E Strathmore Place University Park East Regina S4V 0Z1
    Main Photo: 2423 E Strathmore Place in Regina: University Park East Residential for sale : MLS®# SK029229
    $644,900
    Residential
    Status:
    Active
    MLS® Num:
    SK029229
    Bedrooms:
    3
    Bathrooms:
    3
    Floor Area:
    2,310 sq. ft.
    Welcome to this extensively remodeled 3-bedroom, 2-office, 3-bath home on almost a ¼ acre lot in University Park East. Located on a quiet cul-de-sac, this home combines modern luxury and functionality, offering plenty of space for the whole family. Upon entry, a grand foyer and hardwood floors welcome you. Natural light fills the formal dining room, kitchen, and family areas. The living room features vaulted beam ceilings, seamlessly connecting to the dining area—ideal for large gatherings. The remodeled kitchen boasts pull-out cabinetry, large island, gas cooktop, appliance garage, and more. Enjoy your morning coffee in the nook while taking in the views of the beautiful backyard. Patio doors lead to a deck, perfect for relaxing. The backyard oasis is fully landscaped with perennials, a rock garden, and a gazebo area—ideal for entertaining or unwinding. The second living room, with a gas fireplace, is perfect for cozy winter nights, while the private home office has front yard views, great for remote work. The main floor also includes a laundry room with sink, a 2-piece bath, and direct access to the double garage. Upstairs, the grand staircase leads to an open loftt area that could be converted into a 4th bedroom. Two generously-sized bedrooms and an updated 4-piece bath complete the upper floor. The primary suite features a private deck, custom closets, and a 4-piece ensuite with dual sinks and heated floors. The basement is ready for development, and potential for additional living space or bedrooms. Numerous updates include: Triple-pane windows (2022), Shingles & garage door (2021), a/c on 2nd floor (2026), and more! Don't miss out—contact your agent today for a private showing. More details
    Listed by Realty Hub Brokerage
    JENNICA GEORGE
  • 2006 E Assiniboine Avenue in Regina: University Park East Residential for sale : MLS®# SK028451

    2006 E Assiniboine Avenue University Park East Regina S4V 2E2
    Main Photo: 2006 E Assiniboine Avenue in Regina: University Park East Residential for sale : MLS®# SK028451
    $549,900
    Residential
    Status:
    Conditional Sale
    MLS® Num:
    SK028451
    Bedrooms:
    4
    Bathrooms:
    4
    Floor Area:
    1,959 sq. ft.
    Located in the desirable University Park East neighbourhood, this well-cared-for two-storey home delivers an ideal balance of space, functionality, and recent updates. Offering close to 2,000 sq ft of living space, the main floor is thoughtfully laid out with multiple living areas including a comfortable family room, dedicated dining area, generous eat-in kitchen, and a cozy living room anchored by a natural gas fireplace. The rear entrance opens onto an expansive 700 sq ft deck overlooking a fully fenced backyard that backs onto a treed easement with convenient access to nearby parks and walking paths—perfect for both entertaining and everyday enjoyment. A main-floor powder room with laundry hookups adds flexibility to the layout. Upstairs features three spacious bedrooms, highlighted by a private primary suite with a well-appointed ensuite complete with a soaker tub, separate shower, and ample closet space, plus a full four-piece bathroom down the hall. The fully finished basement offers even more versatility with a den, large recreation room, additional bedroom, and a beautifully renovated bathroom. Completing the package are a fully insulated, drywalled, and heated garage with direct entry, central air conditioning, underground sprinklers, natural gas BBQ hookup, and a new furnace for added comfort and efficiency. Situated in a welcoming community close to schools, shopping, and outdoor amenities, this home is move-in ready and well worth a private showing. More details
    Listed by Coldwell Banker Local Realty
    JENNICA GEORGE
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What Makes University Park Different from Other Regina Neighborhoods

I’ve been showing homes throughout Regina for years, and University Park has a specific character that sets it apart. The neighborhood was intentionally designed in the 1980s with families in mind—you’ll notice the internal parks, pedestrian pathways connecting to schools, and the quieter street design with crescents and cul-de-sacs that limit through-traffic.

The biggest advantage here is proximity to the University of Regina and Wascana Centre. You’re within walking or cycling distance of one of North America’s largest urban parks—over 2,300 acres with 14 kilometers of paved pathways. That’s not something you can replicate in newer subdivisions on the outskirts of the city.

The trees have had 25 to 40 years to mature, which means established landscaping, shade in the summer, and a neighborhood character that newer developments need decades to develop. For some buyers, that mature feel is exactly what they’re looking for. University Park is one of the most established neighborhoods in East Regina, offering value that’s hard to match.

Home Prices in University Park Regina

Let me give you the honest picture on pricing. University Park is one of Regina’s more affordable established neighborhoods, which makes it accessible for a wider range of buyers.

Here’s what you’ll find in University Park specifically:

  • University Park: $123,000 to $165,000

For pricing in nearby neighborhoods like Varsity Park, Gardiner Heights, Gardiner Park, or Wood Meadows, check their dedicated pages. These price points are notably accessible compared to premium neighborhoods like Wascana View or The Creeks. For first-time buyers or families on a budget, University Park is a realistic entry point into a well-established neighborhood with good schools and mature infrastructure.

Schools Serving University Park Regina

Schools are usually one of the first questions I get from families considering University Park. The good news is you have walkable elementary options in both school systems.

Public Schools

Wilfred Hunt School serves the neighborhood for elementary through grade 8. It’s walkable from most parts of University Park through the pedestrian pathway system—you won’t need to cross major traffic corridors to get there.

For high school, students typically attend Campbell Collegiate at 102 Massey Road. Campbell offers Advanced Placement courses, French Immersion continuation, and has strong athletic programs. It’s not walking distance, so you’ll need transportation arrangements for high school.

Catholic Schools

St. Dominic Savio Elementary School is the Catholic option, also walkable from University Park. The school offers Ukrainian language programming from grades 1 through 8, which is unique in the area. Hours run from 8:50 AM to 3:35 PM with lunchroom supervision available.

For Catholic high school, families typically choose from Dr. Martin LeBoldus, Michael A. Riffel, Miller Comprehensive, or Archbishop M.C. O’Neill, depending on feeder patterns. I’d recommend using the Regina Catholic School Division’s School Finder tool to confirm your designated school.

How Safe is University Park?

Safety is something I take seriously when I’m helping families find homes. I’ll be straightforward with you—Regina as a whole has historically had higher crime rates than other Canadian cities, but crime isn’t distributed evenly throughout the city.

The data shows that violent crime is concentrated primarily in downtown and north-central neighborhoods. University Park, located in the southeast, is geographically distant from those concentration areas. The neighborhood design—crescents, cul-de-sacs, limited through-traffic—creates natural conditions that support safety.

University Park is consistently identified as one of Regina’s safer neighborhoods for families. The family-oriented population, active community involvement through schools, and owner-occupied housing create the kind of informal social networks that naturally discourage criminal activity.

Daily Life in University Park: What to Expect

Shopping and Groceries

The University Park Shopping Centre sits at the corner of University Park Drive and Arcola Avenue, providing neighborhood convenience for basic needs. For more comprehensive shopping, Victoria Square Shopping Centre is just a few minutes north on Victoria Avenue—it has 46 stores including groceries, clothing, restaurants, and services.

Major grocery options nearby include Safeway, Sobeys, and Real Canadian Superstore, all within reasonable driving distance.

Parks and Recreation

This is where University Park really delivers. The neighborhood has internal parks with pathways connecting to schools and community facilities. But the real advantage is proximity to Wascana Centre—over 2,300 acres of urban parkland with a 300-acre lake, 14.3 kilometers of paved pathways, and cultural facilities including the Royal Saskatchewan Museum, Saskatchewan Science Centre, and Mackenzie Art Gallery.

Wascana Waterfowl Park connects directly to the neighborhood via pathways, giving you wetland habitat and walking trails accessible on foot. The Arcola East Community Centre at 3860 Buckingham Drive East has an indoor walking track, gymnasium rentals, and serves as a hub for organized recreation.

Commute to Downtown Regina

From University Park to downtown Regina, you’re looking at about 10 to 15 minutes by car depending on traffic. Regina Transit serves the area with multiple routes including Route 12, Route 21, Route 22, and Route 60, connecting you to downtown and other city destinations.

I’ll be honest—like most Regina suburbs, car ownership is practically necessary for daily life. The neighborhood was designed around vehicle access, and while transit exists, most families rely on personal vehicles.

University Park vs. Other Regina Neighborhoods

University Park vs. Harbour Landing

Harbour Landing is in southwest Regina versus University Park in the southeast. Both serve the mid-market, but Harbour Landing has newer construction and closer proximity to Grasslands Shopping Centre. University Park offers mature trees and established landscaping that Harbour Landing won’t have for another 20 years. Price points are comparable, so it often comes down to which part of the city works better for your commute.

University Park vs. The Creeks

The Creeks is Regina’s luxury segment—homes there run 2.5 to 3 times the citywide average. University Park is significantly more accessible at roughly one-third the price. If budget allows for The Creeks, you get environmental reserve access and strict architectural standards. If you’re prioritizing value and established character, University Park delivers that at a much lower price point.

Things to Consider Before Buying in University Park

I always try to give my clients the full picture, including considerations:

Housing age: Most homes here are 25 to 40 years old. That means you may encounter maintenance items—roofs, furnaces, windows—that newer homes wouldn’t need for another decade or two. Budget for potential updates.

Car dependency: Despite the walkable paths to schools and parks, you’ll need a vehicle for groceries, shopping, and most daily errands. Transit exists but isn’t practical for most family needs.

High school commute: Elementary schools are walkable, but high schools require transportation—Campbell Collegiate and Catholic options aren’t in the immediate neighborhood.

Appreciation potential: At these price points, you’re not likely to see dramatic appreciation compared to premium neighborhoods. These homes offer stability and value rather than investment growth.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are home prices like in University Park Regina?

University Park is one of Regina’s more affordable established neighborhoods, with homes typically ranging from $70,000 to $183,000 across different subdivisions. University Park proper runs $123,000 to $165,000, while adjacent areas like Varsity Park are slightly higher at $159,000 to $182,000. These prices make it accessible for first-time buyers and families.

What schools serve University Park Regina?

For public education, Wilfred Hunt School serves elementary through grade 8, with Campbell Collegiate for high school. For Catholic education, St. Dominic Savio Elementary School (K-8) is walkable from the neighborhood, offering both English and Ukrainian language programs. Catholic high school options include Dr. Martin LeBoldus, Michael A. Riffel, and Miller Comprehensive.

Is University Park safe?

University Park is consistently identified as one of Regina’s safer neighborhoods for families. The southeast location keeps it distant from the downtown and north-central areas where crime is more concentrated. The neighborhood design with crescents, cul-de-sacs, and limited through-traffic supports natural safety, and the family-oriented population creates strong community bonds.

What makes University Park different from other Regina neighborhoods?

University Park’s defining advantage is proximity to the University of Regina and Wascana Centre—over 2,300 acres of urban parkland within walking or cycling distance. The 25 to 40-year-old homes come with mature landscaping and established trees that newer subdivisions won’t have for decades. You get an established neighborhood character at accessible price points.

How long is the commute from University Park to downtown Regina?

The commute from University Park to downtown Regina is about 10 to 15 minutes by car depending on traffic. Regina Transit serves the area with multiple bus routes including Route 12, 21, 22, and 60. However, like most Regina suburbs, car ownership is practical necessity for most families’ daily needs.

What shopping is near University Park?

The University Park Shopping Centre at University Park Drive and Arcola Avenue handles basic neighborhood needs. Victoria Square Shopping Centre is a few minutes north on Victoria Avenue with 46 stores including groceries, clothing, and dining. Major grocery options like Safeway, Sobeys, and Real Canadian Superstore are all within short driving distance.

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Jennica George
306-581-1212
jennicageorge@gmail.com

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