Broadview, Saskatchewan
As of November 12, 2026, the median asking price in Broadview is $129,500, across 6 active public listings.
Those listings have been on the market an average of 91 days.
3 new listings came to market in Broadview in the last 30 days.
Asking prices work out to about $129 per square foot, based on the 6 listings that report floor area.
Detached homes in Broadview are listed at an average of $135,680 across 5 active listings.
Broadview had a population of 541, a median household income of $55,200, 82% of households owning their home at the 2021 Census of Population.
Prairie service centre with homes and main-street basics
Broadview is a compact prairie place where daily needs are handled locally and most trips beyond that are by car.
Broadview reads as a low-density, home-focused area with a small commercial strip and a set of practical community amenities. The appeal is a straightforward routine: local staples like Broadview Bakery and places such as 7th and Main Coffee House are close by, with nearby services including Broadview Union Hospital and Pharmasave Broadview. It is not a high-intensity, walk-everywhere setting—its Walkability score (42/100) and Bikeability score (50/100) point to a drive-first pattern for many errands.
Broadview Union Hospital and Pharmasave Broadview give the area an unusually complete set of everyday health supports for its size.
Broadview railway station and Broadview station (Saskatchewan) make rail a visible and practical part of the local map.
Broadview Public Library and Broadview Museum provide civic touchpoints that add structure to local life beyond shopping and dining.
Broadview Lions Campground and Broadview Golf Club sit alongside options like Kenaston Swimming Pool, creating a clear menu of low-key recreation close to home.
A Broadview weekend can be built around community-scale recreation and local institutions: time at Broadview Golf Club or Broadview Lions Campground, plus quieter stops like Broadview Public Library or Broadview Museum. Dining and treats are the kind you pick up locally, such as Broadview Bakery or a meal from 7th and Main Coffee House or Pan's Garden Restaurant.
In Broadview, look beyond the asking price at how the property’s condition and everyday practicality line up with a car-oriented routine and a small local commercial base.
With a detached-home mix, the specific home’s maintenance and updates matter more than comparing against a large pool of near-identical alternatives.
The walk score (42/100) points to many households leaning on driving for routine errands; evaluate how your must-have stops fit with what’s available nearby.
If proximity to institutions is important, note what is listed close by—Broadview Union Hospital, Broadview Public Library, and Broadview School among them—and decide whether being near those anchors is part of the value of the location for you.
If you care about specific outlets like Broadview Lions Campground or Broadview Golf Club, treat distance-to-amenity as a location feature and confirm it fits your routine.
Selling in Broadview works when buyers can quickly grasp the everyday map: what’s close by, what’s a drive, and how the home fits a low-density, residential setting. Buyers are weighing homes as individual properties, so the listing needs to make the practical story—condition, upkeep, and access to nearby services—easy to understand at a glance.
Make it simple to see the nearby anchors: Broadview School, Broadview Union Hospital, Pharmasave Broadview, Broadview Public Library, and the main-street stops like Broadview Bakery and 7th and Main Coffee House.
Lead with what’s been maintained and what’s been updated; in a detached-home market, clear evidence of care often carries more weight than broad claims about lifestyle.
If the home aligns with local leisure options, show it plainly by naming what’s nearby: Broadview Lions Campground, Broadview Golf Club, and Broadview Museum.
Call out the presence of Broadview railway station and Broadview station (Saskatchewan) as part of how people orient themselves to getting in and out of the area.
Broadview offers a compact, function-first prairie setting where detached homes and a small set of everyday services are the core draw. Its distinctiveness comes from having health care, rail presence, and community institutions all on the local map in a small footprint. It is not a place defined by dense retail choice or high walkability, and it won’t fit a lifestyle built around doing most errands on foot.
This description is compiled from the figures above and from published sources. It is not a statistic.
Walkability 12 · Transit access 0 · Bikeability 4
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