About the Neighbourhood
Lakeview: Regina's Oldest and Most Architecturally Distinct Neighbourhood
Lakeview traces its roots to 1904 and was once marketed as Regina's "finest residential district." Development was slow and scattered, spanning from 1911 through to the 1960s, which produced the neighbourhood's defining characteristic: a genuine diversity of architectural styles, all on the same tree-lined streets.
Today, Lakeview contains some of Regina's oldest single-family homes. The housing stock includes large Tudor Revival and Victorian two-storeys from the 1910s and '20s, interwar bungalows from the 1930s and '40s, and mid-century homes added through the 1950s and '60s. Many properties along Albert Street and the surrounding avenues have been on Regina's Heritage Holding Bylaw list for decades.
Homes this age require exterior contractors who understand older construction: different roof deck materials, original trim profiles, heritage-sensitive material choices, and the care needed to preserve what makes these properties worth owning. Everflow has been serving Regina homeowners since 2001, including properties in Old Lakeview. Learn more about Everflow.