Homes For Sale in Wyndance Golf Club

About Wyndance Golf Club

Wyndance sits in the Oak Ridges Moraine countryside around Uxbridge, a town known for its trails and rural character. The community's homes are detached houses on generous lots, many with direct golf-course frontage.

Buyers here are trading commute time for space and scenery — it's a classic move-up market. Every listing below sits inside the community boundary shown on the map.

The homes of Wyndance

The Estates of Wyndance is a gated community of estate homes built by Empire Communities on the Oak Ridges Moraine in Uxbridge, wrapped around Wyndance Golf Club. The defining feature of the real-estate proposition is the deeded golf membership tied to the homes — listing copy describes a ClubLink golf course with deeded membership included, and one 2026 listing for a home on Forestgreen Drive advertised a lifetime platinum golf membership to Wyndance Golf Club as part of the purchase. That structure makes Wyndance unusual among Ontario golf communities: the golf access travels with the title rather than depending on a separate club admission.

The homes themselves are executive detached on estate lots, many over an acre. The Sheffield model at 61-19 Forestgreen Drive — listed at $2,290,900 in the spring of 2026 — sits on a 1.17-acre corner lot with over 3,400 square feet, four bedrooms, four bathrooms, Sub-Zero and Wolf appliances, a resort-style backyard with inground pool and pool house, and a three-car tandem garage. Another Wyndance Estates listing, 18 Wyndance Way, offered 4,621 square feet across four-plus-one bedrooms with a finished basement, steam room and home gym. A gated listing on Country Club Crescent was offered at $2,460,000 with over $750,000 described in improvements.

The community's shared amenities extend beyond the course: tennis, basketball and pickleball courts, walking trails and ponds serve golfers and non-golfers alike. Because the membership is deeded, buyers should have their lawyer confirm exactly what the deed conveys — which club, what membership category, transfer rules and any ongoing dues — rather than relying on the listing's shorthand. The gated entry, 24-hour controlled access and the moraine setting complete the estate-community package.

Amenities and daily life

The golf club is the reason the community exists. Wyndance Golf Club is an 18-hole layout and the first Canadian design by Greg Norman, built on a reclaimed gravel pit in the early 2000s — a bold, southwestern-flavoured design with vast waste bunkers, rugged rock outcroppings and fescue-lined fairways. The back nine plays through the dramatic quarry setting, with the signature 18th demanding a forced carry over the quarry pit. The clubhouse offers a patio and banquet space with panoramic course views, plus a full practice facility.

Daily life runs through Uxbridge and Stouffville, each about 15 minutes away. Uxbridge — which calls itself the Trail Capital of Canada — supplies groceries, dining, cafés and the small-town main street; Stouffville adds more retail and services. The Oak Ridges Moraine setting means trails, conservation areas and countryside are the immediate surroundings rather than suburbs — this is deliberate distance from the city, and the community's resort-style amenities (courts, trails, ponds) are designed to fill the gap.

The buyer profile skews to established professionals, empty-nesters and retirees who want the estate-and-golf lifestyle without leaving the GTA's orbit. With the deeded membership, the social life of the community naturally orbits the club — non-golfing buyers should be honest about whether they'll use what they're paying for.

Location and the commute

The Estates of Wyndance sits in Uxbridge township on the Oak Ridges Moraine, in the Goodwood area — roughly between Uxbridge town and Stouffville. Highway 404 is the primary commuter artery to the west, with Highway 407 also accessible; the listings cite quick access to both. Stouffville and Uxbridge GO stations are each about 15 minutes away, offering rail options into Toronto for commuters willing to drive to the station.

The honest trade is distance for setting: this is moraine countryside, and the commute to downtown Toronto is long — a driving commute to the GO station plus the rail ride, or a full highway drive. It suits hybrid workers and retirees far better than daily downtown commuters. Test the actual door-to-door trip at rush hour, and drive the moraine roads in winter, before you commit.

Wyndance market snapshot

Wyndance is a small, gated resale market — a handful of estate homes trade in a typical year, so no meaningful community average exists. Recent asking prices seen in 2026 ran from about $2.29 million for a 3,400-square-foot Sheffield model on 1.17 acres to about $2.46 million for a heavily improved estate on Country Club Crescent, with larger finished homes (4,600+ square feet) positioned above. The deeded golf membership is embedded in the pricing — comparable non-golf estate homes in Uxbridge township trade lower, so the membership premium is real but hard to isolate.

Because each home is substantially unique and the membership travels with the title, comparables must come from inside the gates. Have your agent pull recent sales from the Estates of Wyndance itself, and confirm the current market value of the deeded membership component separately — it's part of what you're buying.

Buying in Wyndance: what to check

The deeded membership is the first diligence item and the one most buyers underweight. Confirm with your lawyer exactly what the deed conveys: which club the membership attaches to, the membership category and its privileges, whether it transfers automatically on sale, any ongoing dues or assessments, and what happens if the club changes ownership or operators. Listing shorthand like 'deeded membership included' is marketing, not a legal description — the deed and the club's own documents are the source of truth.

Then the standard estate-lot diligence: verify services in writing (moraine properties can have their own servicing quirks), check conservation-authority considerations on the Oak Ridges Moraine before planning additions or significant landscaping, and review the community's gated-access arrangements and any shared-cost structures for the private roads and common amenities.

Finally, walk the course relationship honestly. The quarry-setting holes are dramatic and the early-morning maintenance starts at dawn — visit at different times of day. And remember the course is a commercial golf operation open to outside play: the views are the community's setting, not a private preserve, and your lot's actual boundary with the course should be confirmed on survey.

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