Spryfield Real Estate Statistics
| Average Spryfield Listing Price | $570K |
|---|---|
| Lowest Spryfield Listing Price | $150K |
| Highest Spryfield Listing Price | $3.5M |
| Total Spryfield Listings | 25 |
| Avg. Days On Market | 102 |
| Avg. Price/SQFT | $315 |
Property Types (active listings)
Browse Real Estate in Spryfield
Click the links below to sort results by price range.
- All Listings
- $100,000 - $200,000
- $200,000 - $300,000
- $300,000 - $400,000
- $400,000 - $500,000
- $500,000 - $600,000
- $600,000 - $700,000
- Over $1,000,000
Things To Do in Spryfield
Spryfield is home to the scenic Long Lake Provincial Park, where you can go for a hike along its trails or swim, kayak or canoe in the lake. Although the park is provincially owned, the trails and parking lot in the area are managed by a group of community volunteers that make up the Long Lake Provincial Park Association. Spryfield is also home to a growing number of great eateries and shopping at the Spryfield Shopping Centre. The Spryfield Business Commission also organizes several community events throughout the year, such as Spryfield Days and the Annual Spryfield Santa Claus Parade.
Spryfield History
Prior to the mid 18th Century, the area we now know as Spryfield was populated by the Mi’Kmaq people, who hunted and fished Beaver Lake - which is now known as Long Lake.
In 1769 Captain Lieutenant-General William Spry purchased the land in the area to plant food for the Halifax Garrison. The area came to be known as Spry's fields until it eventually evolved into Spryfield. The land in the area was ideal for farming, making it very enticing to European settlers along with its proximity to the Halifax market.
In the 1950s, a large development began to take shape on the southernmost tip of the subdivision, which would become Leiblin Park. The park was developed by William J. Olie after his wife, Elizabeth Kidston, inherited the land and named after Henry Leiblin, a Halifax baker that owned a farm in the area. The homes on the first crescent in the area, Avon Crescent, sold in 1956 for around $8,000 each. Many of the homes are still intact with ample vacant land still existing.
In 1859 the first public school in Spryfield opened and was taught by Elizabeth Sutherland, who would later be honoured by the opening of Elizabeth Sutherland Memorial School in 1958.
Spryfield eventually amalgamated with the City of Halifax on January 1st, 1969.
Enhance Your Halifax Home Search
ThinkHalifax.com is your all-access pass to the Halifax real estate market. Discover the latest properties for sale in Halifax and surrounding areas and connect with professionals for expert advice. Sign up for free to gain access to valuable search tools and customization options.
Sign UpHow Can We Help?
If you have any questions, would like more information on the home buying or selling process, or would like more information on a particular property, contact us by filling out the form below or calling us at 902-225-3196.
Start searching for your Halifax home now.
When it comes to convenience, our site is unparalleled. Whether you're in the comfort of your home, or on the go.
Our website works flawlessly on multiple devices so you can find the information you need.