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| Amenities | Double Car Garage Towns, Family Layouts, Freehold Townhomes, Parks & Trails, Public Transit |
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Starting From $481,407
Fox Run by Caivan is a new release of single-detached homes and freehold townhomes in Ottawa, starting from $481,407. The community features double-car garage towns, two-storey freehold designs and family-friendly single-detached homes, set within a connected master-planned neighbourhood close to parks, schools and major commuter routes.
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| Amenities | Double Car Garage Towns, Family Layouts, Freehold Townhomes, Parks & Trails, Public Transit |
Fox Run by Caivan is a new-release community in the historic village of Richmond, in southwest Ottawa, offering single-detached homes and freehold townhomes from $481,407. Planned around more than 37 acres of greenspace, a pathway network and a large community pond, Fox Run delivers attainable family housing within a neighbourhood designed around green space, walkability and everyday convenience.
The release includes double-car garage townhomes, two-storey freehold towns and single-detached designs. Caivan’s layouts prioritize efficient, livable floor plans with open main levels, flexible upper floors and contemporary exteriors, giving buyers a range of sizes and price points suited to first-time owners, growing families and downsizers alike.
Fox Run is a freehold community where lifestyle centres on parks, pathways and connected streets rather than building amenities. Residents benefit from nearby schools, recreation and retail, with Caivan’s master planning weaving green corridors and community spaces through the neighbourhood as it builds out. For the latest plans and availability, visit the official Fox Run page.

Fox Run sits at 203 Meynell Road in the village of Richmond, in southwest Ottawa. Richmond Road links the village to Fallowfield, Barrhaven and the rest of the city, and Highway 416 is the main route toward Highway 417 and downtown. Local sources describe Barrhaven as about 10 minutes east by Highway 416, which puts larger shopping centres and services within a short drive of the community.
Richmond was established in 1818 and is one of Ottawa’s historic villages, with a walkable main street and a quieter pace than the newer suburbs. Fox Run sits at the edge of the village and connects with the historic Richmond Fairgrounds. The village has an LCBO, banks, a drugstore, a grocer and several restaurants, so many everyday errands can be done close to home.
Fox Run is planned with more than 37 acres of greenspace, including interconnected parkettes, a pathway network and a 26-acre pond that will connect to the Jock River. In the village, Richmond Conservation Area at 63 Royal York Street offers a picnic area, a short shoreline trail and a dock for launching a canoe or kayak. The Rideau Trail also runs through the community.
Richmond is served by the Ottawa-Carleton District School Board and the Ottawa Catholic School Board. Richmond Public School is the local OCDSB elementary school, and St. Philip is the Catholic elementary school in the village. South Carleton High School, also part of the OCDSB, is the secondary school in Richmond. Families should confirm current catchment areas and French immersion options with each board before buying.
Richmond’s main street has a grocer, an LCBO, banks, a drugstore and several restaurants within the village. For larger shopping trips, Barrhaven is about 10 minutes east by Highway 416 and has Chapman Mills Marketplace, a RioCan centre of 66 stores and services anchored by Loblaws, with Winners, Walmart and a Cineplex cinema. Kanata is also within reach for cinemas and recreation centres.
Fox Run is planned around parkettes, pathways and open space, giving children places to play close to home. Richmond Memorial Community Centre at 6095 Perth Street has served the village since 1950, and the Ottawa Public Library Richmond branch is at 6240 Perth Street. Richmond Lions Community Park and the Richmond Fairgrounds are among the roughly twenty parks and gathering spaces near the village.
Most Fox Run residents will commute by car along Richmond Road and Highway 416 toward Barrhaven, Nepean and downtown Ottawa. OC Transpo route 283 has been listed as the bus link between Richmond and the city, so riders should check the current schedule. In Barrhaven, Limebank station is the southern end of O-Train Line 2, and Marketplace station serves the Southwest Transitway.
Waterfront picnic area on the Jock River with a shoreline trail, canoe dock and fishing access.
Planned 26-acre community pond connecting to the Jock River, with parkettes and walking paths.
Long distance hiking route that passes through the Richmond community and surrounding countryside.
Bus service between Richmond and Ottawa; check the current schedule before relying on it.
Southern terminus of O-Train Line 2 in Barrhaven, a short drive east of Richmond.
Southwest Transitway bus station beside Chapman Mills Marketplace in Barrhaven.
Village community hall on Perth Street, built in 1950 and dedicated to local veterans.
Historic village fairgrounds that connect directly with the Fox Run community.
Local park and gathering space, one of about twenty parks near Richmond.
Local grocer, LCBO, drugstore, banks and restaurants within the village itself.
Barrhaven shopping centre with Loblaws, Winners, Walmart, a Cineplex cinema and 66 stores and services.
Additional Barrhaven retail centre, listed among the suburb’s main shopping destinations to the east.
Public library at 6240 Perth Street offering books, programs and community resources.
OCDSB secondary school located in the village of Richmond, Ontario.
Full service hospital with a busy emergency department at 3045 Baseline Road, serving west Ottawa.
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