Borden Place Apartments

Amenities: Air Conditioning • Balconies • Heat and Water Included

Suite and Building:

- Spacious bachelor, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom suites
- Open and bright living rooms with large windows
- Suites come with appliances such as stove and... fridge
- Balconies
- Air conditioner
- In-suite storage
- Laundry facilities
- Heat and water included
- Residents have access to surface parking for $25 per month
- Street parking available
 

Neighbourhood:

When you rent at Borden Place Apartments, you’ll be close to restaurants, grocery stores, and schools. Here are some nearby destinations:?
 

- Short drive to Highways 14 and 11 and nearby public transit
- Quick access to downtown Saskatoon, South Saskatchewan River, Pacific Park, Gurgulis Park, Sifton Park, Ukrainian Museum of Canada, Tourism Saskatoon
- Close to University of Saskatchewan, Bedford Road Collegiate, Mt Royal Collegiate, Saskatchewan Polytechnic
- Short distance to Evan Ila’s No Frills, Real Canadian Superstore, Cactus Club Café, Hometown Diner, Citizen Café and Bakery, PiNK Bar and Lounge
- Access to Confederation Suburban Centre, Cosmo Civic Centre, Grand Central Plaza, Westgate Plaza, YMCA Saskatoon, Newsham Fields, Harry Bailey Aquatic Centre
- Nearby Saskatchewan Health Authority, St. Paul’s Hospital, Royal University Hospital, Meadowgreen Pharmacy
 

Enjoy the convenience of living in a quiet environment!

- This property is built with concrete for better soundproofing and noise minimization between neighbours.
- Concrete buildings are effective at reducing noise due to their high density and mass.
 

When you rent with Avenue Living, you’re choosing the advantage. Enjoy…

- Pet friendly communities
- 24-hour resident service
- Three-day maintenance turnaround
- Professional cleaning and landscaping
- On-site management team
- Refer-a-friend program
- AND even more benefits that make renting with us simple!
 

Special Offer:

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Featured Resident Testimonial

- "Clean, safe and secure. Nice and quiet location, friendly atmosphere" - Joseph Y.
 

About the Property

Discover effortless living at Borden Place Apartments, where comfort and convenience come together in a welcoming community. These pet-friendly apartments in Saskatoon feature bachelor to two-bedroom suites with private balconies, in-suite storage, and air conditioning. Inside each suite, sunlight pours in from the living room windows, making the space feel open and welcoming. Enjoy the convenience of on-site laundry facilities, surface parking, and heat and water included.  

With quick access to downtown Saskatoon, you’ll be close to everything you need. These apartments are only steps away from shopping centres like Grand Central Plaza and grocery stores like Real Canadian Superstore, making your weekend errands a breeze. For those who enjoy dining out with friends, head to Cactus Club Café or Hometown Diner for a delicious local meal. If you enjoy the outdoors, you’ll love how close you are to the South Saskatchewan River, Pacific Park, and Sifton Park. If you’re looking to rent an apartment in Saskatoon, Borden Place Apartments is the perfect place to call home for students and young professionals alike.
 

Choosing Avenue Living means more than just finding a place to live - it's about joining a community that values quality, convenience, and exceptional service. Our dedicated team is committed to ensuring your rental experience is smooth and enjoyable from start to finish. Contact us now to secure your spot and start enjoying the lifestyle you deserve!

Location Details:

Looking for a rental apartment in Saskatoon’s Northwest ?

This quadrant appeals to renters who value space, convenience, and easy mobility without the density of the core. With quick access to the airport and major shopping centres like Confederation Mall, Northwest Saskatoon offers a practical, suburban lifestyle that suits professionals, families, and long-term renters alike.

Neighbourhoods here balance everyday essentials with quieter residential streets, making it easier to settle in and feel at home.


Neighbourhood Safety and Emergency Services

Northwest Saskatoon is valued for its established, residential character. Most streets are well lit and supported by nearby schools, parks, and community facilities that keep areas active beyond commuting hours. Ongoing municipal maintenance and pride of ownership reinforce a sense of care across public spaces.

Northwest Saskatoon is served by Saskatoon Police Service and nearby Saskatoon Fire Department stations. There are several medical clinics in the area, including the Minor Emergency Clinic on Laurier Drive, with larger hospitals accessible within a short drive. For renters seeking a neighbourhood that feels calm and connected, the Northwest provides a reassuring balance of residential quiet and urban access.


Getting Around

Commuting from Northwest Saskatoon is straightforward. Downtown is typically reachable within 10 to 15 minutes by car, depending on traffic. The John G. Diefenbaker International Airport is located in the quadrant, making the Northwest a good option for frequent travelers or airport-based workers.

Idylwyld Drive and 22nd Street West act as major arteries, connecting the Northwest to downtown, industrial employment areas, retail districts, and the rest of the city. Saskatoon Transit operates multiple bus routes through these corridors, offering service to the city core, Confederation Mall, and Saskatoon’s post-secondary institutions.


Walkability / Bikeability

As in most cities, Walk Scores vary by neighbourhood. Areas near Confederation Mall and the city centre tend to be more walkable for daily errands, while quieter residential pockets prioritize car access and local green space over retail density.


Schools and Childcare

Public and Catholic schools serve Northwest Saskatoon neighbourhoods through the Saskatoon Public Schools and Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools districts. Elementary and high schools are located throughout the area, including several French immersion options.

Childcare centres and before- and after-school programs are scattered throughout the area, making the daily commute easier for familes.

While the University of Saskatchewan and Saskatchewan Polytechnic are located on the east end, both are accessible by transit or a direct drive, making the area viable for students who prefer quieter residential settings.


Lifestyle in the Northwest

- Retail and Services : Confederation Mall and The Shops of Kensington are the central retail anchors in the Northwest, offering grocery stores, pharmacies, financial services, and everyday shopping. Big-box retailers and service providers along 22nd Street West also provide convenient access to everyday essentials.
- Parks and Recreation : Green space is a defining feature of this quadrant. Al Anderson Park, Dundonald Park, Pacific Park, and Leif Erikson Park are great destinations for outdoor time. Equipped with playgrounds, sports fields, walking paths, and open green areas, these parks support an active lifestyle close to home.
- Community and Culture : Northwest Saskatoon feels practical, lived-in, and community-oriented. It attracts residents who value affordability, established neighbourhoods, and straightforward access to work, schools, and services rather than high-density or trend-driven living.

The Northwest is home to a diverse mix of residents, including working professionals, families, and seniors. Household incomes and age distribution vary by neighbourhood, with long-established areas such as Caswell Hill and Westmount supporting a broad demographic range.

Libraries, local restaurants, and casual cafés are spread throughout Northwest neighbourhoods, with downtown entertainment options Read More