Schools and parks were planned into the neighbourhood from the start, which is part of why it attracts move-up buyers with kids rather than first-time buyers. The lot sizes here tend to run larger than in Saskatoon's newest subdivisions.
Being a few decades older than Stonebridge or Brighton means some homes are due for a furnace, roof or window replacement, which a $400 to $600 home inspection is well worth ordering before an offer, but it also means the trees and streetscape are already mature.
Whether Lakeridge's age works for or against a sale depends entirely on what has been maintained and what has not. Get your hand-reviewed valuation from Joel Dyck.