Regina firefighters were able to quickly contain a blaze east of the city, Saturday.
Officials say a call for an out of control grass fire came in just before 1 p.m.
Water had to be shuttled out to fight the fire which burned throughout the afternoon on a property north of the Trans-Canada Highway.
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While a pair of old barns were lost in the flames, fire crews were able to save the home on the property.
No animals or humans were injured.
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