Regent Park is the unsung hero of North Regina for families who love to be active outdoors. Located between Pasqua Street and McIntosh Street, this established 1960s neighbourhood offers something few other areas can match at this price point: a full recreation complex right in your backyard. With its own Par 3 golf course, a major outdoor pool, and a French Immersion school, Regent Park delivers an incredible lifestyle-to-cost ratio.
Living in Regent Park: The Recreation Hub
The heart of this community is **Māmowimīwēyitamōwin Park** (formerly Regent Park), a massive green space that serves as a destination for the entire North End. Residents here are walking distance to:
- Regent Park Par 3: A city-owned 9-hole golf course perfect for beginners or a quick evening round.
- Regent Outdoor Pool: One of the city's best outdoor swimming facilities.
- Regent Park Disc Golf: A full disc golf course integrated into the park space.
Beyond the park, you are just blocks away from **Normanview Crossing** for groceries (FreshCo), dining, and the Galaxy Cinemas.
Real Estate Profile: The 1960s Bungalow
**Regent Park real estate** is defined by the classic 1,000 sqft bungalow. Built primarily between 1960 and 1975, these homes are known for their "good bones"—hardwood floors under carpet, solid concrete foundations, and large rectangular lots.
It is an excellent alternative for buyers who find *Walsh Acres* slightly out of budget but still want that same North End stability and school access.
Schools serving the area
A major draw for families is the French Immersion program located right in the neighbourhood:
• École Elsie Mironuck (Public French Immersion PreK-8)
• École St. Mary (Catholic French Immersion PreK-8)
• Archbishop M.C. O'Neill (Catholic High School)
• Thom Collegiate (Public High School)
FAQ: Regent Park vs. Coronation Park?
These neighbourhoods are side-by-side, but **Regent Park** (West of Pasqua St) generally commands a slightly higher price point. It has the advantage of housing the French Immersion school and the Golf Course, and it feels slightly more connected to the newer amenities in Normanview.
Is there golf in the neighbourhood?
Yes, Regent Park is unique because it is built around the **Regent Park Par 3 Golf Course**. This 9-hole course is located right in the middle of the residential area, offering an affordable and family-friendly recreation option. In the winter, the course connects to the park system for cross-country skiing and walking.
What schools serve Regent Park?
The neighbourhood is a major hub for bilingual education in the North West. It is home to **École Elsie Mironuck School** (Public), which offers both English and French Immersion programs. Additionally, **St. Mary School** (Catholic) is located centrally, meaning most children can walk to class easily.
How convenient is shopping?
Residents do not need to leave the neighbourhood for daily essentials. The **Regent Park Shopping Centre** is located on Sherwood Drive and features a grocery store, bakery, pharmacy, and medical clinic. It provides a level of walkability that is rare in many other suburban neighbourhoods.
Market Pulse
Regent Park is a "hot zone" for first-time homebuyers. The price-to-value ratio is excellent here. We are seeing young families buying un-renovated bungalows and opening up the kitchens to create modern open-concept living spaces, instantly adding significant equity.
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