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Homes For Sale in Nobleton Lakes Golf Community

A golf-course community in Nobleton, built around Nobleton Lakes Golf Club. Every listing below sits inside the hand-drawn community boundary shown on the map.

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About Nobleton Lakes Golf Community

Nobleton Lakes Golf Community is a golf-course community in Nobleton set around Nobleton Lakes 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 Nobleton Lakes

The Nobleton Lakes Golf Club Community is a pocket of custom estates on large rural lots around the 27-hole Nobleton Lakes Golf Club, just north of the village of Nobleton. The product is the custom-built executive home: 172 Nobleton Lakes Drive, marketed as an extraordinary custom residence in the community, offers 7,000 square feet on a sprawling two-acre lot at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac — four-plus-one bedrooms, six bathrooms, 11-foot ceilings, Thermador kitchen, smart-home systems throughout, and a finished basement with gym, sauna, steam shower and home theatre. That's the template: privacy, scale and craftsmanship on multi-acre parcels with golf-course and conservation views.

The market is thin and high-end — a handful of custom resales per year, each essentially unique. Homes trade on lot size (one- to two-acre parcels are typical), privacy, and the relationship to the course and the surrounding conservation lands rather than on any community template. When estates here come to market, they're marketed on the complete lifestyle package: the house, the land, and the golf-course setting together.

Ownership is freehold on rural estate lots. Due diligence is country-property diligence: verify water and septic arrangements in writing, check conservation-authority setbacks before planning additions or pools, confirm road maintenance, and have your lawyer review any easements where lots abut the course. The premium is the land and the quiet — price those first.

Amenities and daily life

The golf club is the community's anchor: Nobleton Lakes is a 27-hole public facility on Highway 27 just north of Nobleton, with three nines — the Woods, the View and the Lakes — designed in phases credited to Rene Muylaert and Doug Carrick's firm, and regarded as one of the GTA's stronger public tests. The island-green par 3 on the View nine is the signature hole. For residents, it's a genuinely good home course playable without a private membership, with a full practice facility, pro shop and clubhouse restaurant.

Daily life otherwise is village-and-country. Nobleton village supplies the essentials — groceries, dining, services — a few minutes south, while King City and the larger Vaughan retail corridors are a short drive for everything else. The surrounding countryside (conservation lands, the Cold Creek area, moraine trails) is the recreation beyond golf. This is a car-dependent rural setting by design.

The buyer profile is established professionals and empty-nesters trading suburban density for estate privacy within reach of the city. It's a quiet, low-turnover pocket — the social life is the club and the village, not a programmed community.

Location and the commute

The community sits on Nobleton Lakes Drive just north of Nobleton village, on Highway 27 — about 35 miles (roughly 55 kilometres) north of Toronto. Highway 27 connects south to Highway 9 and the 400 corridor; King City GO station is about 15 minutes southeast for rail commuters willing to drive to the station. There is no walk-up transit — this is a driving location.

The honest trade is distance for estate living: the commute to downtown Toronto is long, and the Highway 400/27 routing at rush hour should be tested twice before you buy. It suits hybrid workers, retirees and people whose work keeps them in York Region or the northern 905 far better than daily downtown commuters.

Nobleton Lakes market snapshot

A micro-market of custom estates — no dataset, no meaningful average. The reference point: 172 Nobleton Lakes Drive, a 7,000-square-foot custom on two acres, marketed as one of the community's coveted offerings. Custom estates in this pocket trade in the multi-millions, with lot size, privacy and course/conservation outlook as the value drivers. Each sale is negotiated on its own facts.

Have your agent pull comparables from the community's own streets and the surrounding Nobleton/King estate market, matched on acreage and setting first. In a market this thin, days on market and sale-to-ask ratios from the broader King Township market are background context at best — the specific property's land is the valuation.

Buying in Nobleton Lakes: what to check

Country-property diligence first: confirm in writing whether the home is on municipal services or well and septic, check conservation-authority setbacks on lots near the course's water features and the surrounding conservation lands, and verify road maintenance responsibilities. On two-acre lots with pools, outbuildings and extensive landscaping, a thorough home inspection should cover the grounds as well as the house.

Then the course relationship: 27 holes means a lot of golf around you, and the public operation brings steady play. Walk any course-adjacent lot at different times of day, note proximity to tees and cart paths, and calibrate the early-morning maintenance reality. The island-green par 3 gets the attention, but the maintenance crews start everywhere at dawn.

Finally, understand the village dynamic. Nobleton is growing — new communities like the Gates of Nobleton are adding hundreds of homes nearby — which supports long-term values but changes the rural feel at the margins. Check current development applications for the surrounding lands so the quiet you're buying is the quiet you'll keep.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the average home price in Nobleton Lakes Golf Community?
No published average exists — a handful of custom estates trade per year. For context, 172 Nobleton Lakes Drive, a 7,000-square-foot custom home on a two-acre lot, represents the community's estate profile; custom homes here trade in the multi-millions on lot size, privacy and course outlook. Each sale is negotiated on its own facts.
Are there homes for sale in Nobleton Lakes Golf Community right now?
Listings are infrequent — this is a low-turnover estate pocket, so months can pass between offerings. Current listings appear on the map above; an agent watching the specific streets is the practical approach in a market this thin.
Is Nobleton Lakes Golf Club private?
No — it's a 27-hole public facility, one of the busier and better-regarded public courses in the GTA. Residents can play a strong test without a private membership; the trade is steady public play past course-adjacent lots.
Who designed the course?
The 27-hole facility was designed in phases credited to Rene Muylaert (the original holes) and Doug Carrick's firm (the additional nine), with three nines named the Woods, the View and the Lakes. The View nine's short par 3 with an island green is the signature hole.
How big are the lots?
Large — one- to two-acre parcels are typical, with custom estates set well back from the road on treed lots. That's the core of the value proposition: privacy and land within reach of the city.
Is the area on well and septic?
Servicing varies property by property in this rural pocket — confirm in writing whether a specific home is on municipal services or well and septic before you firm up. It's one of the most important diligence items here.
How is the commute from Nobleton Lakes to Toronto?
About 55 kilometres north of Toronto via Highway 27 and the 400 corridor; King City GO station is roughly 15 minutes southeast. It's a long trip — best suited to hybrid workers, retirees and northern-905 commuters. Test the actual drive at rush hour before committing.
What's in Nobleton village?
The village a few minutes south supplies groceries, dining and everyday services; King City and Vaughan's larger retail corridors are a short drive for everything else. The Cold Creek Conservation Area and moraine trails provide recreation beyond golf.