Homes For Sale in Seven Lakes

About Seven Lakes

Seven Lakes is a golf-course community in LaSalle set around Seven Lakes Championship Golf Course. 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 Seven Lakes

Seven Lakes is LaSalle's golf-course community — the residential streets wrapped around the Seven Lakes Championship Golf Course on the town's south side, where the product is detached executive homes and townhomes from the 2000s through the 2010s. The stock is modern suburban luxury: two-storey brick-and-stone designs of 2,500 to 3,500-plus square feet on generous lots, many backing directly onto the course, with the finished basements, three-car garages and pool-ready backyards the Windsor-Essex luxury buyer expects. Seven Lakes Drive is the community's spine.

Asking prices on 2026 listings show the community's top-of-LaSalle positioning. A 2016-built detached home at 3564 Seven Lakes Drive (3,190 square feet, backing onto the course, with a pool) was listed at $1,449,900 in October 2026, with $272.12 yearly association fees plus $146.18 monthly optional fees; a 2014-built detached home at 4076 St. Francis Street, backing onto the course, was offered at $1,679,900; and a 2017-built townhome at 3639 Seven Lakes Drive was listed at $1,099,000 with $127 monthly fees. The pattern: townhomes from about $1.1M, course-backing detached from $1.45M to $1.68M — LaSalle's premium tier, priced well below equivalent GTA golf product.

The golf connection is the real thing: Seven Lakes Championship Golf Course, a Bruce Matthews III design opened in 2003, is an 18-hole, par-71 public championship layout playing 6,933 yards — family-run, Audubon certified, with the Sette Food + Drink restaurant. The original nine (built 1970, a Robert Williamson design) survives as a redesigned nine-hole executive course with an island green. It is public, walkable and genuinely good — the rare combination that makes the golf amenity usable, not just viewable.

Amenities and daily life

The Seven Lakes course is the amenity: 27 holes of public golf (18 championship, nine executive) with a clubhouse restaurant, practice facilities and the Audubon-certified landscape as the neighbourhood's green heart. For residents, the lifestyle is walk-out-and-play public golf at municipal-course prices with championship-course conditioning — plus the executive nine's island green for the family golf occasions.

LaSalle itself is Windsor-Essex's premier suburb: the Vollmer Culture and Recreation Complex, the town's trail network, the Detroit River waterfront at Gil Maure Park, and the LaSalle Civic Centre. Everyday shopping runs to the Huron Church and Malden Road corridors; Windsor's full amenity base (hospitals, university, downtown, the border) is about 15 to 20 minutes east. Daily life is suburban Essex County at its most polished — quiet streets, young families, and the golf course as the backyard.

Location and the commute

Seven Lakes sits on LaSalle's south side around Seven Lakes Drive, with Highway 401 access about 10 to 15 minutes away via the Herb Gray Parkway — the route to Windsor's employment centres, the border and the 401 corridor east. Windsor is about 15 to 20 minutes; Detroit (via the Ambassador Bridge or the Gordie Howe International Bridge) about 30 to 40 minutes depending on the crossing. For cross-border professionals, that Detroit access is a genuine differentiator.

The honest commute read: this is a Windsor-Essex location, not a GTA one. The employment base is Windsor's — Stellantis, Ford, the hospitals, the university, the border economy — all within 20 minutes. Test the Herb Gray Parkway connection at rush hour, but the fundamental math is a 20-minute circle, not a 60-minute one.

Seven Lakes market snapshot

No published market-data source for Seven Lakes was seen this session, so the snapshot is built from October 2026 asking prices: townhomes from $1,099,000 (3639 Seven Lakes Drive) and course-backing detached homes from $1,449,900 (3564 Seven Lakes Drive) to $1,679,900 (4076 St. Francis Street). That positions the community at the top of the LaSalle market — and at roughly half the price of equivalent GTA golf-course product.

The market moves on Windsor-Essex fundamentals: manufacturing employment, cross-border demand, the Gordie Howe bridge corridor and retiree inflow. Turnover is thin — a handful of homes list per quarter — and the buyer pool is defined: local executives, cross-border professionals and retirees. Pull sold comparables from within the Seven Lakes streets over the last 12 months, segmented by course frontage; LaSalle-wide averages will understate the golf premium.

Buying in Seven Lakes: what to check

First, verify the course relationship from the survey. Seven Lakes is a public family-run club — stable and professionally maintained, but also busy, with public-play traffic and early-morning maintenance across the championship and executive courses. Confirm lot lines, maintenance easements and the lot's position relative to tees and landing zones; visit at dawn in season. The course-backing premium (several hundred thousand dollars) should be paid for the right lot.

Second, diligence the fee structures. The October 2026 listings show layered fees — $272.12 yearly association fees plus $146.18 monthly optional fees at 3564 Seven Lakes Drive, $127 monthly at the 3639 townhome — so confirm exactly what each fee covers, what the association maintains, and the reserve position. In golf communities, the fee stack is part of the monthly cost; underwrite all of it.

Third, think about the Windsor-Essex cycle. This market is thinner and more employment-sensitive than the GTA — manufacturing cycles, border dynamics and the bridge corridor all move values. Buy the best lot in the community, keep the product broadly appealing, and make sure the 20-minute Windsor circle is the life you want, not a compromise.

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