
Ottawa · Hunt Club Woods
Hunt Club Woods Real Estate
By Bo Yu, Broker, Right at Home Realty, Brokerage
Near McCarthy Woods, Hunt Club Road, and Riverside Drive, Hunt Club Woods is the quieter, more residential side of the broader Hunt Club area. Expect mature streets, detached homes, townhomes, green space, and quick access to the airport, South Keys, and central Ottawa.
It's usually the pocket buyers land on when they want Hunt Club's convenience without the busier street feel.
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.
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Homes for sale in Hunt Club Woods
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Community overview
Mature residential streets near McCarthy Woods and the broader Hunt Club / Riverside corridor define the pocket. Housing is mostly 1970s–90s detached homes, townhomes, and low-rise options, with more tree cover than a lot of newer south-end communities.

Schools in Hunt Club Woods
Bayview Public, Fielding Drive Public, Holy Family, St. Patrick's High School, Ridgemont High School, and several nearby French and Catholic options serve the area. Catchments depend on the exact side street and program.
Transportation & commute
Riverside Drive, Hunt Club Road, Bank Street, and the Airport Parkway put most of Ottawa within reach. South Keys and Greenboro Trillium Line stations sit close by, and the airport is only minutes away by car.

Parks & recreation
McCarthy Woods is the signature green space — walking paths, mature canopy, and a nature-preserve feel. Paul Landry Park, Uplands Park, and the Rideau River / Mooney's Bay network add more recreation close by.
Shopping & amenities
South Keys Shopping Centre, Hunt Club Centre, T&T, groceries, restaurants, and Bank Street services cover daily needs, with Billings Bridge and Merivale easy drives for bigger trips.

Lifestyle
Quieter and greener than the arterial roads around it would suggest. Residents here tend to value practical commutes, mature trees, and park access over trendy retail or nightlife.
Real estate market
The market runs stable and value-driven, with family homes and townhomes that often trade below comparable central neighbourhoods. Renovation quality and proximity to busier roads swing pricing the most.
Average home prices
Detached homes typically trade from the low $600,000s to high $800,000s depending on size and updates. Townhomes usually land in the mid $400,000s to low $600,000s.
Who should live in Hunt Club Woods
Families, airport and health-care workers, first-time move-up buyers, and anyone after mature south Ottawa housing with strong road and transit access.
Questions People Ask
A few common questions
- What is the average home price in Hunt Club Woods?
- Detached homes typically trade from the low $600,000s to high $800,000s, while townhomes usually sit in the mid $400,000s to low $600,000s depending on condition and location.
- Is Hunt Club Woods different from Hunt Club?
- Yes. Hunt Club is the broader district, while Hunt Club Woods refers to the greener residential pocket near McCarthy Woods and Riverside. It usually feels quieter and more established than the busier commercial edges.
- What parks are near Hunt Club Woods?
- McCarthy Woods is the key local amenity, backed up by Paul Landry Park, Uplands Park, Mooney's Bay, and the nearby Rideau River pathway network.
- How is transit in Hunt Club Woods?
- Bus service connects to South Keys and Greenboro, where the Trillium Line offers rail access toward Carleton, Bayview, and downtown transfers. Most households still keep a car since the area is fairly spread out.
- Are Hunt Club Woods homes good renovation candidates?
- Often, yes. Many are 1970s–90s builds with solid layouts and mature lots, though mechanical age, windows, roofs, and basement moisture deserve a careful inspection.
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