216 Spruce AVENUE N Eastend, SK S0N 0T0

Welcome to “The Blue Dog” — a one-of-a-kind character home at 216 Spruce Avenue N in Eastend. Originally built in 1928 with an addition in 1962, this 699 sq. ft. bungalow has charm, quirk, and tons of potential packed into its footprint. Once transformed into a local coffee shop — this property blends vintage bones with creative updates and makes for an incredibly unique ownership opportunity.

Step inside through the bright and welcoming front sunroom, perfect for sipping coffee and enjoying the wildlife and quiet pace of small-town life. The main living room is spacious and cozy, leading to a bachelor-style bedroom tucked off to the right. The bedroom features egress windows and can easily be made more private by closing off a secondary door — giving you flexibility to reconfigure the space to suit your needs.

Next to the bedroom is a spacious 4-piece bathroom with updated finishes and a modern feel. The heart of the home is the main kitchen area, offering plenty of cupboard space and easy access to the backyard/side entrance, and basement. The second kitchen — once part of the coffee shop layout — could be repurposed into a dining room, secondary bedroom, or creative studio space depending on your needs.

Downstairs, the unfinished basement houses the furnace, water heater, and laundry, with additional room for storage. The partially fenced backyard provides a quiet retreat, with room for gardening or outdoor lounging.

Located in the scenic town of Eastend — nestled in the Frenchman River Valley and home to artists, outdoor enthusiasts, and history lovers alike — “The Blue Dog” is more than a home, it's a conversation piece. Whether you're drawn to its quirky past, want a starter home with potential, or are dreaming of a live/work setup in a peaceful prairie town, this one is worth a look. With this kind of character at this price, you won't want to miss it.