We have great land and locations that is ready for you to develop.
Centennial Park was named after the expansive 90-acre park built in the centennial year of the Canadian confederation of 1967. This park is this neighbourhood's defining feature consisting of approximately 33% of the total land area.
3 serviced parcels available, Lot map.
The City of North Battleford adopted the Downtown Revitalization Action Plan in 2017. Currently, this is the only neighbourhood with commercial and residential development incentives. In 2018 Council adopted a new Downtown logo and theme to “inspire ambition” by bringing the community together to create a vibrant city centre.
Properties within the Downtown are eligible for the Downtown Revitalization Incentive
6 serviced parcels available, Lot map.
This neighbourhood began development around 1978 and continued to grow throughout the 80ss. Every new street is named after the next longest tenured Councilor or Mayor. The continuing development in this suburban neighbourhood is guided by the Fairview Heights Master Plan.
9 serviced parcels available, Lot map.
Highway 4 North is a major commercial corridor in North Battleford. The area serves as a transportation corridor for commuters heading to nearby lakes and communities.
7 serviced parcels available, Lot map.
Herb Sparrow, a former Senator and owner of Killdeer Farms, subdivided a portion of his land into Killdeer Park in 1979. Additional build outs of this neighbourhood occurred in 1983, 1988 and most recently, in 2017. The neighbourhood streets bare named for Saskatchewan bird species, following the pattern of the founder’s own surname, and the name of his farm.
Properties within Killdeer Park are eligible for the Residential Tax Incentive Policy.
43 serviced parcels available, Lot map with price list.
The Light Industrial district provides light industrial opportunities for potential developers at an affordable price.
3 serviced parcels available, Lot map.
Paciwin is the Cree name of Senator John B. Tootoosis from Poundmaker First Nation. He was a crusader for Indigenous rights at the turn of the century. He travelled many parts of the world advocating for Indigenous peoples. Paciwin was a Senator, an Ambassador, a true leader who will never be forgotten.In honour of his contributions in leadership for Indigenous community members, the City decided that his name, Paciwin, would be used for one of the neighborhoods in North Battleford.
4 serviced parcels available, Lot map.
Parsons Industrial Park is an industrial subdivision situated in the southeast extremity of North Battleford. The subdivision is nearby major transportation networks of Highway 16 and the Canadian National Railway.
2 serviced parcels available, Lot map.
17 serviced parcels available, Lot map and price list.
Sapp Valley is named after Allen Sapp from Red Pheasant Cree Nation. Allen Sapp is widely regarded as one of Canada’s foremost Indigenous painters. His paintings portray the ordinary day-to-day life that he lived with his grandparents on the reserve in 1930s and 1940s. He was also a well-known Pow Wow dancer. Mr. Sapp was appointed as an Officer of the Order of Canada in 1987 for his achievements. Mr. Sapp spent the later years of his life living in North Battleford until his passing in 2015.
2 serviced parcel available, Lot map.
Optioning a Lot is the first step in purchasing a lot. Optioning a lot gives you the right of first refusal on a lot if someone else expresses interest in buying it. It does not give you legal claim to the land. If someone wants to buy the lot that you have placed an option on, we will contact you. The steps to option a lot are:
Once optioned, you have 60 days to pay remaining balance of the fees owing on the lot.
Once we receive full payment for the lot, we will send you an Option to Purchase Agreement. You can start building on your land once you obtain the required permit(s) including a building permit and/or a development permit.
Once the balance of fees owing is paid off and construction has begun, we will transfer title to you.
Email or call 306-445-1700
Contact Us
City Hall
1291-101st Street P.O. Box 460
North Battleford, SK S9A 2Y6
306-445-1700
reception@cityofnb.ca
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