Stats Overview: Last 30 Days

Median Price

New: $1,139,900

Active: $1,369,500

Median Days on Market

Active: 34

Currently For Sale

New: 59

Active: 94

Why Live In Milton

Milton’s convenient location and access to major cities like Toronto, Mississauga, and Hamilton make it a top choice for commuters and families looking for houses for sale in Milton.

The city boasts many attractions, from local shopping and dining to family-friendly programs and community events. The town’s Farmers Market and the Downtown Milton Street Festival offer fun, local experiences for all ages. 

Its location along the Niagara Escarpment also makes Milton ideal for outdoor enthusiasts, with parks and trails showcasing Ontario’s natural beauty. Parks like Kelso Conservation Area and Crawford Lake offer everything from hiking and fishing to winter sports like snowshoeing and cross-country skiing.

Our agents help families find various housing options to fit different lifestyles and budgets, from detached homes and townhouses to modern condos and semi-detached properties. With an average home price slightly lower than nearby Burlington and Oakville, Milton provides value and diversity in housing options. 

The town’s development surged in the 2000s as demand for GTA bedroom communities skyrocketed, making Milton a prime destination for families and professionals. Over half of the neighbourhoods in Milton have been developed post-2000s, offering modern amenities and a vibrant community feel.

Old Milton vs. New Milton: Neighbourhood Insights

Milton is divided into “Old Milton” and “New Milton.” Old Milton, the town’s original area, features a mix of heritage homes, suburban builds from the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s with some more recent renovations. This part of town includes neighbourhoods like Bronte Meadows, Dorset Park, and Timberlea, where the architectural charm and wide range of home prices appeal to buyers seeking character and affordability.

New Milton wraps around Old Milton with neighbourhoods like Dempsey, Clarke, Beaty, and Coates in the east, developed in the early 2000s. To the west, neighbourhoods like Harrison, Scott, and Willmott offer slightly newer developments from 2005 onward. Each area offers access to modern conveniences, schools, parks, and Milton’s robust transit system, making any neighbourhood in Milton a comfortable choice for families and commuters.

Community Events

There’s always something to look forward to in the area, and we keep you updated on the latest! From annual skating events to holiday parties, we stay connected to our community—and you should too!

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