Homes For Sale in Foxboro Green

About Foxboro Green

Foxboro Green is a golf-course community in Baden set around Foxwood Golf Club. 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 Foxboro Green

Foxboro Green is the residential community built around Foxwood Golf & Country Club in Baden, on Wilmot Township's east side between Kitchener-Waterloo and Stratford. The stock is suburban detached and semi-detached homes from the 1990s through the 2010s — two-storey brick traditional designs of 1,800 to 3,000-plus square feet on generous village lots — with townhome pockets and newer infill phases. The feel is small-town Ontario with a golf course woven in: quiet streets, mature trees, and fairway views from the premium lots.

Asking prices on 2026 listings position Foxboro Green as Waterloo Region's value golf address. A four-bedroom, three-bath two-storey detached home at 118 Foxboro Drive was listed at $879,000 in October 2026; a renovated four-bedroom at 35 Foxboro Drive was offered at $949,000; and a five-bedroom, four-bath executive home backing onto the Foxwood course at 72 Foxboro Drive was listed at $1,099,000. The pattern is consistent: detached family homes under $1.1M, with course frontage commanding the top of the band.

Baden itself is a village of a few thousand people, and Foxboro Green is its prestige neighbourhood — which means inventory is thin and the buyer pool is local. Homes here compete with Kitchener-Waterloo's west-end subdivisions on price while offering larger lots and the golf setting. For buyers priced out of Waterloo proper, the value equation is straightforward: more house, more lot, smaller town.

Amenities and daily life

Foxwood Golf & Country Club is the amenity anchor: an 18-hole course (opened in the early 1990s, expanded and developed through the decade) woven through the community with a clubhouse, pro shop and event facilities. It operates as a semi-private club — public play welcome, memberships available — which keeps the golf accessible and the course maintained without the private-club price tag. For residents, the lifestyle is simple: walk-out-your-door golf in season, cross-country skiing on the quiet fairways in winter.

Baden's village core covers the basics — groceries, pharmacy, the beloved EJ's and the Baden Hotel, the Castle Kilbride historic site — with the full Kitchener-Waterloo amenity base about 15 minutes east. Schools are Wilmot Township schools in the Waterloo Region District and Waterloo Catholic boards. Daily life is genuinely small-town: the trade for the value is that everything beyond the basics is a 15-minute drive.

Location and the commute

Foxboro Green sits in Baden on Wilmot's east side, with Highway 7/8 (the Conestoga Parkway extension) minutes away connecting east to Kitchener-Waterloo and west to Stratford. Downtown Kitchener is about 15 minutes, the universities and tech employment corridor about 20 minutes, and Highway 401 about 20 minutes via Highway 8. Stratford — and its festival, hospitals and manufacturing employers — is about 20 minutes west.

For Toronto commuters the math is honest but long: roughly 60 to 75 minutes off-peak via the 401, longer at rush hour. This is a location built for people who work in Waterloo Region or Stratford, work from home, or accept the drive. Test the Highway 7/8-to-401 connection at rush hour — it's the stretch that decides whether the value equation survives your schedule.

Foxboro Green market snapshot

No published market-data source for Foxboro Green was seen this session, so the snapshot is built from October 2026 asking prices: detached homes from $879,000 (118 Foxboro Drive) through $949,000 (35 Foxboro Drive) to $1,099,000 for course-fronting executive product (72 Foxboro Drive). That positions the community roughly 15 to 25 percent below comparable Kitchener-Waterloo west-end product — the small-town discount, priced in.

The market here moves on Waterloo Region fundamentals — tech employment, university demand, GTA spillover — filtered through village inventory levels. Turnover is thin: a handful of homes list per quarter, and the best-positioned lots move quickly when they do. Pull sold comparables from Foxboro Green and Baden over the last 12 months, not from Kitchener generally — the village premium (and the village discount) are both real, and city-wide averages capture neither.

Buying in Foxboro Green: what to check

First, verify the course relationship. Foxwood is a semi-private club — confirm the current public-play and membership arrangements, any planned course changes, and the community's exact boundary with the course lands from the survey. Course-fronting lots earn their premium; make sure the specific lot's outlook is protected and visit at dawn in season for the maintenance reality.

Second, diligence the village infrastructure. Confirm servicing (municipal water/sewer versus private systems vary by street and phase), internet quality if you work from home (rural-township pockets can lag), and the Township of Wilmot's development plans — Baden is growing, and approved subdivisions nearby will affect both your outlook and your resale competition.

Third, price the small-town trade honestly. The discount to Kitchener-Waterloo is real, but so is the thinner resale market: fewer buyers, longer marketing times for the top-end product, and values tied to the Region's employment cycle. Buy the best lot in the community, keep renovations broadly appealing, and make sure the 15-minute drive to everything is a lifestyle you actually want.

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