In Unity, Saskatchewan, one design-forward bungalow illustrates how mid-century roots can be thoughtfully reinterpreted for contemporary living. At 398 5th Avenue E, bold paint choices and abundant natural light create an airy interior where natural wood accents, feature brick, and artistic lighting add texture and intention. An open-concept kitchen and central living area anchors the plan, while a practical bedroom wing and a private primary suite support everyday comfort. Outside, an oversized corner lot offers a sheltered patio and double garage.
398 5th Avenue E | $399,000
Hollie A Robertson
Hollie A Robertson
On a corner lot in Unity, this slab-on-grade bungalow brings a distinctly modern sensibility to mid-century bones. Natural light moves easily through the interiors, balancing bold paint shades with an airy feel, while natural wood accents and brick feature walls add texture and warmth. Design details feel deliberate—from the lighting in the laundry room and pantry to the custom hardware on the cabinetry. At the center, an open-concept layout anchors daily life with quartz countertops, artistic lighting, and upgraded appliances throughout. A south wing includes three bedrooms and a four-piece main bathroom, plus ample hall closet storage. On the north side, the primary bedroom sits just off the family room with its own four-piece bathroom and walk-in closet. Outside, a sheltered patio feels private and cozy, with plenty of yard space, plus a double car garage, rubber cement drive, and walkways.
- Price:
- $399,000
- Size:
- 1,884 sq ft
- Contact:
- Hollie A Robertson, Oak & Stone Real Estate Unity, 306.210.0033
