616 Saskatchewan CRESCENT E, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan S7N0K9

Welcome to 616 Saskatchewan Crescent East, an extraordinary residence perched on Saskatoonâ??s most iconic street. Panoramic views stretch from the Broadway Bridge to the historic Bessborough Hotel, offering a daily backdrop of stillness and beauty. Designed with intention and built to last, this home is a rare blend of enduring structure, refined comfort, and timeless serenity. Crafted with concrete core floors and ICF block construction up to the second storey, and framed with steel studs above, its strength is unmistakable. The exterior is wrapped in a 7-layer acrylic stucco system by Sask Stucco, with a restored balcony by AL Ro and a durable Flynn torch-on roof supporting commercial-grade rooftop HVAC and a dedicated makeup air unit. Inside, a Viessmann boiler quietly warms all three levels, supported by an air exchanger and Culligan RO system. The kitchen features solid maple cabinetry by Ben McNee, a Miele stove and charcoal grill, Miele dishwasher, hood fan, and built-in Jennair fridge. Elegant finishes are found throughout: solid core doors, Creative Closets blinds, Unique Lighting fixtures, and a Russound audio system with in-ceiling speakers. In the lower-level family room, 5.1 surround sound by Speakercraft, subwoofer, and wet bar invite effortless entertaining. The sculptural staircase, built with steel and solid wood, is paired with railings by R&B Bannister and glasswork by Dynamic Glass. Outdoors, unwind beneath the grapevine-draped pergola, enjoy cherry and apple trees, or relax on the stamped concrete patio. A triple detached garage offers one double, one oversized single, and a rear overhead door to the yard. Gas BBQ hookup and Simplex keyless locks provide everyday ease. This is more than a home, itâ??s a peaceful rhythm, a grounded retreat, and a rare offering in Saskatoonâ??s most sought-after location. Some photographs have been virtually staged to illustrate the property's potential. Furniture shown are digitally rendered. (id:57238)