Step inside 305 Commercial Street and discover a home that has quietly watched more than a century of life unfold. Recorded as being built in 1910, it has sheltered the same family for over 40 years—holding laughter, milestones, and everyday comforts within its walls. Now, it waits patiently for its next chapter, ready for someone who appreciates the beauty of history and the charm of a home with a story to tell. There is a sense of steadiness here. Original woodwork, solid doors, and vintage grates remain, offering glimpses of craftsmanship from another time. Newly installed PVC windows wrap the home in light, and a low-maintenance metal roof stands proudly overhead. With more than 1, 500 sq. Ft., the rooms feel calm and unhurried, giving families space to live without feeling crowded. A three-season veranda welcomes you at the front—a perfect spot to read, reflect, or watch the town move at its gentle pace. In 1991, an addition was built, creating bonus space that can shift with your needs. Once used as a second dining area, it could easily become a cozy sitting room or, with a thoughtful remodel, a main-floor primary bedroom. Upstairs, three classic bedrooms wait beneath soft carpet, where wide-plank hardwood is believed to rest untouched. The owner has upgraded the attic insulation to R50, protecting the home through long Saskatchewan winters. Outside, a quaint side yard adds charm, and the 24' x 30' garage offers generous storage. Saltcoats itself is a treasure—set beside Anderson Lake and only minutes from Yorkton and nearby potash mines. Recent town upgrades include fully paved streets and an RO water system that brings exceptional water quality to every home. If you love character, history, and the warmth of a home that has been well loved, this one may just be waiting for you.
