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The Crescents Heritage Mansions

College Avenue — Angus Crescent — Leopold Crescent — CPR-Era Edwardian Prestige from $700,000+

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The Crescents — Regina's Heritage Heart

The Crescents — College Avenue, Angus Crescent, Leopold Crescent, Victoria Avenue — is Regina's heritage heart and its most coveted address: a curved street layout developed in 1913 for Regina's merchant, legal and political elite, its Edwardian mansions, Tudor revivals and Georgian colonials have been maintained with the same obsessive care that the original owners brought to their construction. The neighbourhood's Wascana Park adjacency, central location and genuine architectural rarity make it as supply-constrained as any heritage enclave in Canada. College Avenue delivers the grandest streetscape — homes of two and three storeys with formal entryways, coach houses and mature elm canopy that creates a tunnel of green in summer. Angus Crescent's curved geometry was designed expressly to show each estate to its best advantage — from any point on the street, the eye travels along a graceful curve of historic facades, each one a chapter in Regina's architectural history. When The Crescents comes to market, the finest buyers in the province take notice.

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College Avenue, Angus Crescent, Leopold Crescent and Victoria Avenue — Regina's 1913 heritage enclave

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The Crescents Heritage Mansions — FAQs

When was The Crescents developed and who built it?
The Crescents was developed in 1913 for Regina's merchant, legal and political elite — a curved street layout designed to create an exclusive residential enclave for the city's founding families during the pre-WWI boom. The neighbourhood's Edwardian mansions, Tudor Revivals and Georgian Colonials were built by the city's most successful early entrepreneurs and professionals, and many of those family names remain associated with the neighbourhood more than a century later.
What architectural styles are found in The Crescents?
The Crescents carries Regina's finest collection of early-twentieth-century architectural variety — Edwardian Free Classical, Tudor Revival, Georgian Colonial, Dutch Colonial and the occasional Arts and Crafts design. College Avenue has the neighbourhood's grandest expressions; Angus Crescent's curved geometry showcases individual homes to particular advantage. Heritage designation protects the streetscape character and ensures authentic heritage fabric is preserved for future generations.
What price range should I expect for Crescents heritage mansions?
Heritage mansions in The Crescents range from $700,000 to $2.5M depending on size, architectural significance, renovation standard and specific street address. College Avenue's finest homes trade at the upper end of that range. Well-maintained heritage properties with sensitive renovations that preserve original features — millwork, stained glass, fireplaces, original staircases — command the strongest prices and sell relatively quickly given the neighbourhood's constrained supply.
Is The Crescents close to Wascana Centre?
Yes — The Crescents sits immediately adjacent to Wascana Centre's north edge, with Wascana Park accessible on foot from most Crescents addresses. Victoria Avenue, which defines the neighbourhood's southern boundary, runs along the north shore of Wascana Lake — some Victoria Avenue properties have direct park and lake views, combining Crescents heritage character with Wascana Centre adjacency in a single extraordinary address.
How constrained is supply in The Crescents?
Supply in The Crescents is genuinely constrained — heritage designation limits demolition, the neighbourhood's boundaries are fixed, and owners of Crescents mansions tend to hold for long periods given the neighbourhood's cachet and lifestyle quality. When a Crescents heritage mansion comes to market in estate condition it typically attracts significant buyer competition from Regina's professional and business community. The constrained supply environment has supported consistent long-term appreciation that outperforms Regina's broader market.
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