Homes For Sale in Domaine du Golf

About Domaine du Golf

Domaine du Golf is a golf-course community in Rockland set around Club de Golf de Rockland (27-hole). Homes here are typically detached houses and townhomes, many with fairway frontage.

Golf-course buyers are buying a lifestyle: morning tee times, generous lots, and a built-in view. Every listing below sits inside the community boundary shown on the map.

The homes of Domaine du Golf

Domaine du Golf is a golf-course condominium community in Rockland, built by C.H. Clément Construction beside the 8th and 9th holes of the 27-hole Club de Golf de Rockland (also known as the Outaouais Golf Course). The $25-million project broke ground in the fall of 2016, targeting retirees and semi-retirees looking for maintenance-free living with a golf-course outlook — low-rise condominium homes with the home-comfort design features the builder emphasized at launch. It's a compact, purpose-built community rather than a sprawling master plan.

The resale market is small and local. A four-bedroom, two-bathroom bungalow at 1500 Du Golf Road was listed at $799,900 in the fall of 2026 (reduced from $824,900 earlier in the year) — a detached-style offering on the community's edge showing how the area's pricing works: the golf-course address commands a premium within Rockland's market, while remaining far below Ottawa pricing. Turnover is low-volume; listings appear individually rather than in waves.

Condominium tenure defines the purchase. Get the status certificate for the exact corporation: monthly fee and inclusions, fee history, reserve fund position, insurance, and the declaration's rules on leasing, pets, exterior alterations and occupancy. The community's adult-lifestyle positioning makes the occupancy wording worth a lawyer's review — confirm the exact terms rather than relying on the marketing description.

Amenities and daily life

The golf course is the setting and the social anchor: the 27-hole Club de Golf de Rockland wraps around the community, with the Domaine's homes positioned beside the 8th and 9th holes. The course offers the standard full-service golf operation — driving range, practice putting green, pro shop and dining facilities — in a rolling, rock-featured landscape. For residents, it's golf out the back door without the estate-home price tag.

Daily life runs through Rockland itself — a growing francophone-majority town about 30 kilometres east of Ottawa with its own commercial corridors, grocery, dining, schools and services. It's a complete small town: residents drive for most errands, but nothing requires a trip into Ottawa. The Ottawa River waterfront and the area's trails provide recreation beyond golf.

The buyer profile is downsizers and retirees — many from the Orléans-Ottawa area looking for a comfortable, maintenance-free home base, as the builder's launch materials explicitly targeted. It's a quiet, peer community rather than a family neighbourhood, and buyers should be comfortable with that.

Location and the commute

Domaine du Golf sits on Du Golf Road in Rockland (Clarence-Rockland), about 30 kilometres east of downtown Ottawa via Highway 17 — roughly a 35-to-45-minute drive depending on traffic and destination. That's within the outer edge of Ottawa commuter range, and many residents do commute west; OC Transpo's regional service and the park-and-ride options serve the corridor.

Test the actual door-to-door commute at rush hour before you buy — Highway 17 east of Ottawa is the variable, and winter conditions on the corridor deserve a firsthand look. For retirees and remote workers, the location's logic is simpler: small-town completeness with Ottawa accessible for appointments, family and travel.

Domaine du Golf market snapshot

A micro-market: a handful of resales per year in a compact community, so no meaningful average exists. The reference point is 1500 Du Golf Road — listed at $824,900 earlier in 2026, reduced to $799,900 by the fall — a four-bedroom bungalow on the community's edge. That trajectory (about a 3% adjustment) is modest and typical of the segment: realistic pricing moves without drama.

For valuation, the comparables are Rockland and Clarence-Rockland sales generally, with the golf-course address as the premium variable. The community's small size means each listing is priced against the town's broader market rather than against its own history — have your agent pull recent Rockland comparables matched on product type.

Buying in Domaine du Golf: what to check

The status certificate comes first: fee history and trajectory, reserve fund health, insurance, any special assessments or litigation, and the declaration's rules on leasing, pets, exterior changes and occupancy. In a small corporation, the reserve fund's adequacy for the buildings' major components deserves particular attention — there are fewer owners sharing any shortfall.

Then the golf-course specifics: homes beside the 8th and 9th holes get the views and the early-morning maintenance. Walk the property at different times of day, note the proximity to tees and cart paths, and confirm with your lawyer that no course easements or access rights affect the lot. The course is a commercial operation — the outlook is the neighbourhood's amenity, not a guarantee on your title.

Finally, think about language and community fit honestly: Rockland is a francophone-majority town, and the community's social life reflects that. For buyers from outside the area, a few visits — including to the town's shops and services — will tell you whether the fit is right before you commit.

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