Milton

A Halton Region town at the foot of the Niagara Escarpment, with a historic main street and a large share of newer housing.

Overview

Overview for Milton, Ontario

Milton is a town in Halton Region at the foot of the Niagara Escarpment. It has a historic main street. Most of its neighbourhoods were built after 2000. Conservation areas like Kelso and Rattlesnake Point are on the edge of town.

Municipality
Milton, Ontario
On the market today
498 homes
Prices, supply and pace
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Neighbourhoods

Where to look in Milton

The homes

Most homes in Milton were built after 2000. Townhomes and semi-detached homes are common, next to detached houses. The oldest homes are around Main Street in Old Milton.

  • Old Milton

    The historic downtown around Main Street, with older homes and shops.

  • Timberlea and Dorset Park

    Established streets of detached homes near the downtown.

  • Beaty and Clarke

    Neighbourhoods from the 2000s with detached homes and townhomes.

  • Hawthorne Village and Willmott

    Newer areas with a mix of detached, semi-detached and townhomes.

  • Ford, Cobban and Harrison

    Some of the newest streets in town, in the south-west.

Living here

Around Milton, Ontario

Getting around Milton: trains, buses and highways.

  1. Milton line GO trains run to Union Station in Toronto on weekdays, through Mississauga.

  2. Highways 401 and 407 both run through Milton.

  3. Milton Transit buses connect the neighbourhoods to the GO station.

On the market

Homes in Milton

Homes on the market in the area.

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Questions

Milton, answered

How many homes are for sale in Milton?

Our site lists 498 homes for sale in Milton. Ask Kerri for the latest prices, counts and status.

What kinds of homes are in Milton?

Most homes in Milton were built after 2000. Townhomes and semi-detached homes are common, next to detached houses. The oldest homes are around Main Street in Old Milton.

How do people get around from Milton?

Milton line GO trains run to Union Station in Toronto on weekdays, through Mississauga. Highways 401 and 407 both run through Milton. Milton Transit buses connect the neighbourhoods to the GO station.

Is Milton on a GO train line?

Yes. Milton GO is the last stop on the Milton line. Trains run to Union Station in Toronto on weekdays. GO buses fill in at other times.

How much land transfer tax do you pay in Milton?

You pay Ontario land transfer tax only. There is no extra city tax in Milton. First-time buyers can get up to $4,000 back. Our calculator shows the exact amount for any price.

Do you stage and market homes for sale in Milton?

Yes. We stage your Milton home for free when we list it. Every listing also gets HDR photos, video, drone footage and a 3D virtual tour. Most buyers see a home online first. It has to look its best there.

Do you help first-time buyers in Milton?

Yes. We start with the full cost, not just the price. That means the down payment, land transfer tax and closing costs. Before you make an offer in Milton, we show you what similar homes nearby sold for. Then you know what the home is worth. Our Local Buyer Guide is free and covers each step.

How much is my Milton home worth?

Ask us for a free home valuation. A local agent looks at recent sales near you and sends you a price range. There is no cost and no obligation.

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