On Regina’s southwest edge, a one-of-a-kind land assembly in Devonia Park (Phase IV of West Harbour Landing) frames a different kind of real estate narrative—one shaped as much by history as by future planning. Measuring 375′ x 125′, the parcel echoes roughly 15 standard 25′ x 125′ lots within a quarter section first subdivided in 1912 yet never developed. Its appeal rests in long-hold, planning-driven upside tied to the West Harbour Landing Neighborhood Planning Report, alongside careful due diligence on GST and eventual development costs.
4021 Donald Street | $165,000
Shirley Macfarlane
Shirley Macfarlane
Along the undeveloped expanse of Devonia Park—also known as Phase IV of West Harbour Landing—this oversized parcel offers a rare piece of Regina’s early planning history. The lot spans 375’ x 125’, noted as equivalent in size to fifteen standard 25’ x 125’ lots, and sits west of Harbour Landing and south of 25th Avenue. Devonia Park itself traces back to 1912, when a quarter section was subdivided into 1,400 lots, yet never built out—leaving a long-held blank slate within the city’s growth narrative. The listing positions the property strictly as an investment opportunity, with GST potentially applicable and additional costs possible once development occurs. A brokerage sign marks the corner of Campbell Street and Parliament Avenue, and further context is available in the West Harbour Landing Neighborhood Planning Report.
Size: 1.00 acre
- Price:
- $165,000
- Contact:
- Shirley Macfarlane, Global Direct Realty INC., 306.536.9127
