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Hunt Club Real Estate

By Bo Yu, Broker, Right at Home Realty, Brokerage

Around Hunt Club Road, Riverside Drive, Uplands, and the airport, Hunt Club stretches across a broad chunk of south Ottawa. The mix runs from detached homes and townhomes to condos and rental buildings, plus parks, shopping, and some of the city's quickest airport access.

If you're after value, commute flexibility, and central-south convenience, Hunt Club tends to offer more house for the money than the better-known inner neighbourhoods.

Prices, rates, and program rules change often. Treat the figures here as general guidance, not advice for your specific situation. Ask Bo for current OREB comparables, and confirm program eligibility with your lender or lawyer.

On the market

Homes for sale in Hunt Club

Condos, townhomes, semis, and detached homes from the Ottawa MLS board, refreshed daily. Commercial, land, and rental listings aren't included here.

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Community overview

Sub-pockets here include areas around Hunt Club Road, Riverside Park South, Uplands, McCarthy Woods, and the airport edge. Housing spans 1970s detached homes and townhomes through to condo apartments and newer infill.

Beautiful brick home glowing at golden hour in an Ottawa neighbourhood
An Ottawa home at golden hour — the kind of place this market was built for.

Schools in Hunt Club

Bayview Public, Holy Family, Fielding Drive Public, St. Patrick's High School, Ridgemont High School, and nearby French and Catholic board options serve the area. Boundaries can shift sharply depending on which side of Hunt Club Road you're on.

Transportation & commute

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

Rideau Canal beside the Château Laurier in summer
The Rideau Canal — a UNESCO World Heritage site running through the city.

Parks & recreation

McCarthy Woods, Paul Landry Park, Uplands Park, the Rideau River, and Mooney's Bay nearby give the area more green space than its arterial-road reputation suggests.

Shopping & amenities

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

Tree-lined Ottawa street of century brick homes in autumn
Central Ottawa's century homes and mature maple canopy.

Lifestyle

Airport workers, families, newcomers, investors, and downsizers all overlap here. It's not as polished as the newer suburbs, but it's convenient, well-connected, and comparatively affordable.

Real estate market

This is a value-oriented market — detached homes, townhomes, and condos trade 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 typically run from the high $500,000s to high $700,000s, with larger or renovated homes higher. Townhomes often land in the $400,000s to $600,000s, and condos can start in the low-to-mid $300,000s.

Who should live in Hunt Club

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

Questions People Ask

A few common questions

What is the average home price in Hunt Club?
Detached homes 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's 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. Check noise contours and visit 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 or townhome supply create workable cash-flow scenarios, though building quality and condo fees need a careful look.

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Ottawa in focus

What the city actually looks like

Beautiful brick home glowing at golden hour in an Ottawa neighbourhood
An Ottawa home at golden hour — the kind of place this market was built for.
Rideau Canal beside the Château Laurier in summer
The Rideau Canal — a UNESCO World Heritage site running through the city.
Tree-lined Ottawa street of century brick homes in autumn
Central Ottawa's century homes and mature maple canopy.