Ituna

The first settlers from Europe came to this area of the prairies under the tantalizing promise of owning 160 acres of land for $10. What they saw was unbroken prairie land, good soil, Poplar trees and little lake in the middle of it all. A CN railway was built soon after, and town settlers came after that. 

Today, the town of Ituna is still largely sustained by its surrounding agriculture. The  black soil (mainly Oxbow loam) and good moisture lend themselves to a variety of crops.  Among those crops produced in the area are red spring wheat, barley, oats, rye, oil seeds (canola and flax). Specialty crops such as lentils, peas and canary seed can also be found. In the town, residents benefit from RCMP services, a local volunteer fire department, daycare services, a school for grades K-12, a health care centre, a senior centre, home care services, wellness clinics, a public library, a curling rink, waste and recycling services. The residents are down to Earth and friendly! 

Real Estate Statistics

Average Price	$147K
Lowest Price	$79.9K
Highest Price	$270K
Total Listings	5
Avg. Days On Market	92
Avg. Price/SQFT	$115

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$269,900

635 4th Avenue Ne, Ituna

3 Beds 3 Baths 2,337 SqFt Residential MLS® # SK974060

eXp Realty

$155,000

↓ $4,000

310 3rd Avenue Ne, Ituna

4 Beds 2 Baths 1,202 SqFt Residential MLS® # SK959874

Century 21 Able Realty

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$115,000

113 4th Avenue Sw, Ituna

3 Beds 2 Baths 952 SqFt Residential MLS® # SK983737

Century 21 Able Realty

$114,900

527 2nd Street Ne, Ituna

2 Beds 2 Baths 900 SqFt Residential MLS® # SK982981

eXp Realty

$79,900

↓ $14,600

113 3rd Avenue Sw, Ituna

2 Beds 1 Bath 948 SqFt Residential MLS® # SK966633

Century 21 Able Realty

The first settlers from Europe came to this area of the prairies under the tantalizing promise of owning 160 acres of land for $10. What they saw was unbroken prairie land, good soil, Poplar trees and little lake in the middle of it all. A CN railway was built soon after, and town settlers came after that. 

Today, the town of Ituna is still largely sustained by its surrounding agriculture. The  black soil (mainly Oxbow loam) and good moisture lend themselves to a variety of crops.  Among those crops produced in the area are red spring wheat, barley, oats, rye, oil seeds (canola and flax). Specialty crops such as lentils, peas and canary seed can also be found. In the town, residents benefit from RCMP services, a local volunteer fire department, daycare services, a school for grades K-12, a health care centre, a senior centre, home care services, wellness clinics, a public library, a curling rink, waste and recycling services. The residents are down to Earth and friendly!