Hunt Club Homes for Sale
Detached homes and freehold townhomes on quiet, established streets in Ottawa's south end. Strong transit, good schools, and easy access to South Keys.
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What Makes Hunt Club So Popular
Strong O-Train Access
Both the Greenboro and South Keys stations on the Trillium Line put rapid transit to Carleton University, Carling and downtown within easy reach.
A Genuine Green Buffer
Hunt Club Golf and Country Club's expansive grounds form a natural green buffer, contributing to the neighbourhood's calm, park-like feel.
Parks & Waterfront Trails
Elizabeth Manley Park serves as a community hub, while nearby Mooney's Bay Park connects residents to Rideau River pathways, a beach and a summer water park.
South Keys Shopping Centre
A cinema, grocery stores, major retailers and a wide range of restaurants sit just minutes away, covering everyday errands without leaving the south end.
Real Freehold Value
Hunt Club Park pricing tends to sit slightly below the Ottawa average, making it one of the better value options for a proper house on a quiet street.
Stable, Established Streets
Around 70 percent of Hunt Club residents own their homes, a strong signal of the neighbourhood's long-term, settled appeal.
A Practical, Livable South End Community
Hunt Club sits in Ottawa's south end, roughly bounded by Hunt Club Road to the north, Leitrim Road to the south, the Airport Parkway to the east and Riverside Drive to the west. It sits comfortably between the busier Bank Street corridor and the quieter suburbs further south, giving residents a well-balanced position in the city.
Housing here is predominantly freehold, with detached homes and freehold townhomes built mainly through the 1980s and 1990s. Detached properties tend to offer more square footage and larger lots than what buyers find closer to the core, often with attached garages and finished basements. For nearby newer construction, have a look at Riverside South homes for sale as well.
First time buyer in Hunt Club? Our first time home buyer guide walks through financing, offers and closing so you know what to expect before you start touring homes.
Hunt Club Homes — FAQ
Detached homes in Hunt Club typically sell between $600,000 and $900,000, while freehold townhomes generally fall between $450,000 and $650,000. Hunt Club Park tends to sit slightly below the Ottawa average, making it good value for buyers who want a proper house on a quiet street.
Hunt Club is bounded roughly by Hunt Club Road to the north, Leitrim Road to the south, the Airport Parkway to the east and Riverside Drive to the west. Hunt Club Park is the main residential enclave, and the broader area also includes sections closer to South Keys.
Yes. Hunt Club has around a 70 percent homeownership rate, reflecting its stable, long-term appeal. Families benefit from elementary schools across all four Ottawa school boards, nearby parks like Elizabeth Manley Park, and the green buffer created by Hunt Club Golf and Country Club.
Hunt Club is one of the more transit-accessible south-end communities, served by both the Greenboro and South Keys stations on the O-Train Trillium Line. The Airport Parkway and Riverside Drive also provide efficient road connections north and south.
Detached homes in Hunt Club offer more square footage and larger lots, often with attached garages and finished basements, better suited to growing or upsizing families. Freehold townhomes offer a lower entry price while still being freehold rather than condo, appealing to first time buyers who want to build equity without condo fees.
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