Homes For Sale in Pointe West Golf Community

About Pointe West Golf Community

Pointe West Golf Community is a golf-course community in Amherstburg set around Pointe West 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 Pointe West

Pointe West is Amherstburg's prestige golf address — a residential community wrapped around the private Pointe West Golf Club, with streets like Pointe West Drive, Clubview Drive, Ironwood Drive and Fairway Crescent. The stock spans two clear tiers: executive two-storey detached homes from the late 1980s through the 2000s, and the Fairways, a luxury townhome condo enclave on Fairway Crescent. The detached homes are classic Ontario executive product — brick exteriors, 2,500 to 4,000-plus square feet, main-floor primary suites, finished lower levels, heated inground pools — while the Fairways towns offer lock-and-leave luxury with private double garages.

Asking prices on 2026 listings show both tiers. In the Fairways, a two-bedroom-plus-den end-unit townhome condo at 62 Fairway Crescent was listed at $729,999, a similar unit at 65 Fairway Crescent (unit 4) at $699,000, and a top-end condo at 58 Fairway Crescent at $759,900 — roughly 1,800 square feet of upscale, low-maintenance living. Detached homes run higher: 172 Pointe West Drive, a five-bedroom, four-bath two-storey built in 1988 steps from the club with a heated 18-by-36-foot inground pool, was listed at $875,000; 185 Ironwood Drive, over 4,000 square feet with views of the ninth fairway, at $1,298,500; and 205 Clubview Drive, a five-bedroom, four-bath two-storey, at $1,446,900.

The community's identity is inseparable from the course: a Thomas McBroom-designed private 18-hole links-style layout, par 72, playing 5,076 to 6,631 yards across gently rolling land lined with old-growth timber. Opened in 1989, it has hosted the Ontario Men's Mid-Amateur and the Ontario Women's Amateur championships. Membership is by share ownership with dues and fees — budget for the club as part of the cost of living here, not as an afterthought.

Amenities and daily life

The golf club is the amenity: an 18-hole McBroom championship course with a driving range, practice facilities, a clubhouse facing the 18th hole with an expansive patio, banquet facilities and a fine-dining restaurant. For residents who golf, the lifestyle math is simple — the course is the backyard. For those who don't, the value is in the setting: mature landscaping, quiet streets and the prestige of the address.

Amherstburg itself is one of Ontario's most characterful small towns — a historic settlement at the mouth of the Detroit River with a walkable downtown of restaurants, cafes and shops, a waterfront park system, and the Lake Erie shoreline minutes away. Everyday shopping and services are in town; Windsor's full amenity base is about 25 to 30 minutes north. This is small-town Ontario with a golf-course centre — peaceful, community-minded, and a world away from GTA pace.

Location and the commute

Pointe West sits on the south side of Amherstburg, with the golf club at 200 Golfwood Drive as its geographic anchor. Highway 401 access is via Essex County roads to the north — Windsor is roughly 25 to 30 minutes, Detroit (via the Ambassador Bridge or the Gordie Howe International Bridge) about 40 to 50 minutes depending on the crossing. For cross-border professionals, that Detroit access is a genuine differentiator.

Within Essex County, the commute to Windsor's employment centres, the Stellantis and Ford plants, the hospitals and the university is straightforward. Test the county-road-to-401 connection at rush hour — it is the one stretch that can surprise newcomers used to 400-series on-ramps.

Pointe West market snapshot

No published market-data source for Pointe West was seen this session, so the snapshot is built from 2026 asking prices: Fairways townhome condos from about $699,000 to $760,000 (65, 62 and 58 Fairway Crescent), detached executive homes from the mid-$800Ks (172 Pointe West Drive at $875,000) through about $1.3M (185 Ironwood Drive at $1,298,500) to $1.45M (205 Clubview Drive at $1,446,900). Fairway-fronting and course-view positions price at the top of each band.

Amherstburg's market moves on Windsor-Essex fundamentals — manufacturing employment, cross-border demand and retiree inflow — rather than GTA spillover, which keeps prices rational relative to the product. Pull sold comparables from within Pointe West over the last 12 months rather than from Amherstburg generally: the golf-community premium is real, and town-wide averages will understate it.

Buying in Pointe West: what to check

First, understand the club economics before you fall in love with the house. Pointe West is a private share-based club — confirm the share purchase requirements, current dues and fees, any assessments, and what happens to the share on resale. If you don't golf, decide honestly whether the premium for a golf-community address is worth it without the membership.

Second, diligence the Fairways condos like any condo purchase: status certificate, reserve fund, fee history and the declaration's rules on rentals and pets. Townhome condos in golf communities can carry higher fees than they appear to — confirm what the monthly contribution covers and whether golf-course view corridors are protected.

Third, walk the course relationship for detached homes. Fairway-adjacent lots deliver the views and the premiums — but also early-morning maintenance, errant golf balls and course-drainage patterns. Visit at dawn, check the lot's position relative to tees and landing zones (not just greens), and confirm from the survey where the course lands begin.

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