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11230 Rutledge Way, Milton
$1,999,900 CAD
4 baths
4 beds
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Here's your opportunity to own one of the nicest homes in Churchill Estate! This spacious 4-bedroom home or 5th bedroom (if you use the loft space above the garage as a bedroom) has been loved by the same family for 20 years. The main floor features a welcoming floor...
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11300 Taylor Crt, Milton
$2,349,900 CAD
3 baths
4+1 beds
Taylor Crt
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Wow! Impressive Custom Charleston Built Executive Home in the Prestigious Westchester Park Enclave in Brookville, minutes to Milton & Campbellville. This Stunning Home sits on a 1.54 acres private lot, boasting over 5100 sq. ft. of luxury living, offering 4 +1 Bed, 3...
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11045 Inglis Dr, Milton
$1,999,999 CAD
4 baths
3 beds
Inglis Dr
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Welcome to Churchill Estates- 1.8 acres- This 2400 square foot brick bungalow is sure to impress- whether its entertaining around the kitchen center island, enjoying the backyard views in front of the family room fireplace or having an evening in the great room...
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11719 Guelph Line, Milton
$1,498,000 CAD
3 baths
3+1 beds
Guelph Line
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Welcome to your dream home! This stunning brick bungalow, set on a spacious lot just over half an acre, seamlessly blends rural tranquility with modern luxury. Featuring three bedrooms on the main floor and an additional bedroom in the basement, this home offers ample...
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11720 Guelph Line, Milton
$1,299,000 CAD
2 baths
3+2 beds
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A bungalow with a great location, you cant ask for more. Located beside Turtle Creek Golf and farmers fields on the other 2 sides - you have NO Neighbours. This sprawling bungalow is set back from the road has a ton of potential. The main floor offers loads of...
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11325 Taylor Crt, Milton
$3,199,900 CAD
4 baths
4 beds
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Discover The Epitome Of Refined Living At 11325 Taylor Court In Brookville, A Meticulously Customized Bungaloft On 1.5 Acres Offering Over 5000 Sq Ft Of Above Grade Finished Living Space including a walk-out basement . Nestled In The Exclusive Westchester Park Enclave...
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3232 20 Side Rd, Milton
$3,199,000 CAD
4 baths
2+2 beds
20 Side Rd
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Welcome to modern luxury and tranquility. Sitting on 10+ acres of professionally landscaped and treed land, this custom home is the ideal spot for quiet enjoyment and entertaining. Custom kitchen with professional grade appliances and huge island, multiple balconies...
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11300 Taylor Crt, Milton
$2,349,900 CAD
3 baths
3+1 beds
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Wow! Impressive Custom Charleston Built Executive Home in the Prestigious Westchester Park Enclave in Brookville, minutes to Milton & Campbellville. This Stunning Home sits on a 1.54 acres private lot, boasting over 5100 sq. ft. of luxury living, offering 4 +1 Bed, 3...
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Brookville Real Estate
One man from Newcastle, England is solely responsible for Milton becoming a soon-to-be settlement back in early 18th Century. Armed with only his wife and sons, Jasper Martin built a makeshift, temporary home beside Sixteen Mile Creek and two years later, the Crown allowed Mr. Martin 100 acres of land in which to expand his homestead. A smart move on his part, Mr. Martin built a grist mill (grain-grinding mill that makes flour from the grains) and a pond to aid in powering the mill (now called Mill Pond). This sole mill drew more people to the area by 1837, which in turn began to populate Milton (the name Milton was chosen by the people after John Milton, a poet known in England and the name stuck). The rivalry between Oakville and Milton began in 1855, over Oakville’s being established with a railway and higher populous, whereas Milton didn’t have a railway or really much of anything at the point worthy of noting by the council members of all townships of the time (Burlington, Nassagaweya, Esquesing, Trafalgar, Nelson, Acton, Georgetown, Oakville & Milton). Every time the council members would discuss the betterment of Milton, Oakville council members would scoff as Milton (at the time) was merely a county town. Officially by 1857, Milton was incorporated into a town within the Halton Region and was expanded to encompass some of Esquesing, the village of Campbellville, all of Nassagaweya township, northern parts of Trafalgar and Nelson and Niagara Escarpment lands. The new and improved Milton bumped up its positioning in importance to Halton Region as it is home to the Halton Region Museum, Mohawk Raceway and the Halton County Radial Railway Museum. Milton is 25 miles west of the downtown core of Toronto and is situated in the Greater Golden Horseshoe (it also edges the Niagara Escarpment, a UNESCO world biosphere reserve).
Milton has 20 sub-communities under its little belt: Old Milton, Willmott, Beaty, Walker, Bronte Meadows, Valleyview, Bowes, Timberlea, Cobden, Scott, Clarke, Mountainview, Coates, Milton Heights, Dempsey, Harrison, Dorset Park, Forrest Grove, Fallingbrook and Ford. Each community possesses its own eclectic character and numerous amenities for multiple indoor & outdoor necessities and fun times. Residential properties for sale in Milton consist of (but not limited to) executive homes, bungalows, family homes, townhouses, semi-detached and detached houses. Business investors have commercial and retail options for sale and lease. Fantastic neighbourhoods, loads of greenspace and large exterior lots with sizeable garages is just the beginning with real estate for sale in Milton. Traversing through and out of Milton can be done utilizing regional roads such as Britannia Road (#6), Derry Road (#7), Steeles Avenue (#8), Tremaine Road, Highway #25, James Snow Parkway and main Highway 401 & 407 towards Oakville, Hamilton and Burlington. For public transportation, Milton Transit is efficient with its numerous bus stops and direct connections to GO Transit bus and train services (that run in and out of the Milton GO Station). Home buyers with children can rest easy as there are 18 public schools, 12 Catholic schools and 5 private schools within Milton.
Business is big in Milton with the existence of companies like 3M Canada, Dare Foods, Karmax Heavy Stamping, Lowe’s, Gordon Food Service, Manheim Auto Auctions, Whirlpool Canada, Johnson Controls. These and other companies provide a solid presence in the workforce for employment opportunities and an enticing presence to new business investments. With other cities looming in the horizon like Toronto and cities in the Halton Region, living and working in Milton is an equal balance because of the sound economy here that keeps growing.
Recreation in Milton all starts with the outdoors (and some indoors) with many conservation parks, areas for all sorts of recreation and even camp sites to access. Hot spots include: The Bruce Trail, Rotary Park, Crawford Lake Conservation, Rattlesnake Point, Drumquin Park with BMX Track, Mattamy National Cycling Centre, Mountsberg Conservation Area, Glen Eden Ski & Snowboard Centre, Mount Nemo Conservation Area, John Tonelli Sports Centre, Mohawk Raceway, Kelso Conservation Area, Milton Sports Centre Arena, Milton Heights Campground and Milton Leisure Centre. Annual events around Milton include: The Milton Fall Fair, the Main Street Milton Farmer’s Market (each Saturday), the Chicken Wing Festival and the Milton Steam Era Show, just to name a few, but there are many more to explore!
Downtown Milton is about as charming as one main street can get, with little shops and stores, cafes and home-style cooking restaurants, to pubs, parks, gardens and mouth watering bakeries. Shopping and browsing is a fun way to spend the day while in the downtown area of Milton. The Milton Library is situated on main street and the original Milton Town Hall (historical building) is located in Victoria Park. Sports is a way of life for many residents of Milton, ice hockey, practice headquarters for Cycling Canada, skiing and mountain biking in the Niagara Escarpment, basketball, swimming (Milton Marlins youth team/qualified Olympians trials) and rock climbing.
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