What is the average home price in Hunt Club?

Detached homes in Hunt Club typically trade from the high $500,000s to high $700,000s, with upgraded larger homes higher. Townhomes often sit in the $400,000s to $600,000s, and condos can start in the low-to-mid $300,000s.

Is Hunt Club good for commuters?

Yes — Hunt Club Road, Riverside, Bank, Prince of Wales, Highway 417, Highway 416, and the Trillium Line all sit within reach depending on the pocket. It is one of south Ottawa's most connected areas.

Is airport noise a concern in Hunt Club?

It can be on certain streets closer to Uplands and flight paths. I recommend checking noise contours and visiting at different times of day before committing to a specific property.

How does Hunt Club compare with South Keys?

South Keys is more directly tied to LRT and retail around Bank Street, while Hunt Club is broader and more car-oriented with a wider mix of housing pockets. Both are strong value plays in south Ottawa.

Is Hunt Club a good investment market?

It can be. Entry pricing, rental demand from airport and federal workers, and condo/townhome supply create workable cash-flow scenarios, but building quality and condo fees need careful review.

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Hunt Club Real Estate

Hunt Club is a broad south Ottawa district around Hunt Club Road, Riverside Drive, Uplands, and the airport. It offers a practical mix of detached homes, townhomes, condos, rental buildings, parks, shopping, and some of the city's quickest airport access.

For buyers focused on value, commute flexibility, and central-south convenience, Hunt Club often delivers more house for the money than better-known inner neighbourhoods.

Community overview

Hunt Club includes several sub-pockets around Hunt Club Road, Riverside Park South, Uplands, McCarthy Woods, and the airport edge. Housing ranges from 1970s detached homes and townhomes to condo apartments and newer infill pockets.

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Schools in Hunt Club

Hunt Club-area schools include Bayview Public, Holy Family, Fielding Drive Public, St. Patrick's High School, Ridgemont High School, and French / Catholic board options nearby. Boundaries vary sharply by side of Hunt Club Road.

Transportation & commute

Hunt Club Road is one of Ottawa's major east-west arteries, connecting to Riverside, Bank, Prince of Wales, Highway 417, and Highway 416. The airport is minutes away, and South Keys / Greenboro Trillium Line stations serve many residents.

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Parks & recreation

McCarthy Woods, Paul Landry Park, Uplands Park, the Rideau River, and nearby Mooney's Bay offer strong outdoor access. The neighbourhood is greener than its arterial-road reputation suggests.

Shopping & amenities

South Keys Shopping Centre, Hunt Club Centre, T&T, grocery stores, restaurants, and airport-area services cover daily needs. Bank Street, Merivale, and Billings Bridge are all short drives away.

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Lifestyle

Hunt Club is practical and diverse: airport workers, families, newcomers, investors, and downsizers all overlap here. It is not as polished as newer suburbs, but it is convenient, connected, and comparatively affordable.

Real estate market

Hunt Club's market is value-oriented, with detached homes, townhomes, and condos trading below many central and west-end alternatives. Investors watch the area for rental demand from airport, health-care, and federal tenants.

Average home prices

Detached homes in Hunt Club typically trade from the high $500,000s to high $700,000s, with larger or renovated homes higher. Townhomes are often in the $400,000s to $600,000s, and condos can start in the low-to-mid $300,000s.

Who should live in Hunt Club

Hunt Club suits first-time buyers, investors, airport-area professionals, frequent travellers, and families who want south Ottawa convenience without paying Alta Vista or Riverside South prices.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is the average home price in Hunt Club?: Detached homes in Hunt Club typically trade from the high $500,000s to high $700,000s, with upgraded larger homes higher. Townhomes often sit in the $400,000s to $600,000s, and condos can start in the low-to-mid $300,000s.
Is Hunt Club good for commuters?: Yes — Hunt Club Road, Riverside, Bank, Prince of Wales, Highway 417, Highway 416, and the Trillium Line all sit within reach depending on the pocket. It is one of south Ottawa's most connected areas.
Is airport noise a concern in Hunt Club?: It can be on certain streets closer to Uplands and flight paths. I recommend checking noise contours and visiting at different times of day before committing to a specific property.
How does Hunt Club compare with South Keys?: South Keys is more directly tied to LRT and retail around Bank Street, while Hunt Club is broader and more car-oriented with a wider mix of housing pockets. Both are strong value plays in south Ottawa.
Is Hunt Club a good investment market?: It can be. Entry pricing, rental demand from airport and federal workers, and condo/townhome supply create workable cash-flow scenarios, but building quality and condo fees need careful review.

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