Regina’s west side offers a compelling lens on long-horizon land strategy, where today’s quiet tracts sit within tomorrow’s planning conversations. This one oversized holding in Devonia Park—positioned as Phase IV of West Harbour Landing—spans 375’ x 125’, a footprint compared to roughly 15 standard city lots. Set within an area subdivided as far back as 1912 yet never developed, it is framed explicitly as an investment opportunity tied to the West Harbour Landing Neighborhood Planning Report.
4021 Donald Street | $165,000
Shirley Macfarlane
Shirley Macfarlane
Originally subdivided in 1912, Devonia Park offers a rare slice of Regina’s planning history—land that was mapped into 1,400 lots and never developed. Located in Devonia Park (Phase IV of West Harbour Landing), the parcel sits west of Harbour Landing and south of 25th Avenue, with a generous 375’ x 125’ footprint—equated in the listing to the size of 15 standard 25’ x 125’ lots. It’s presented strictly as an investment opportunity, with additional context available through the West Harbour Landing Neighborhood Planning Report. A brokerage sign marks the corner of Campbell Street and Parliament Avenue, and the listing notes that GST may apply to the sale price, with other costs potentially arising once development occurs. The appeal here lies in long-range thinking and the possibilities of a future-built neighborhood.
Size: 1.00 acre
- Price:
- $165,000
- Contact:
- Shirley Macfarlane, Global Direct Realty INC., 306.536.9127
