Welcome to  

BEATY

Milton, Ontario   


Welcome to BEATY

Discover the Award-Winning Hawthorne Village Public & Guardian Angels Catholic Schools in the Beaty Area of Milton. With numerous parks connecting the neighbourhood, inviting streetscapes, and well-planned home architecture, Beaty creates a great community feel. Enjoy the convenience of proximity to amenities such as expansive parks, shopping centers, bike and running paths, libraries, and restaurants. Commuters will appreciate the easy access to highways and GO Transit. From townhouses to large detached homes, Beaty offers a variety of welcoming curb appeal. This Milton neighbourhood, known as the jewel of the original "Hawthorne Village," was developed by renowned builder Mattamy between 2000 and 2006. Other reputable builders in the area include Sundial, Coscorp, and Country Homes.


Easily navigate the area with Fourth Line leading to Britannia and Louis St. Laurent, providing quick access to the QEW via Bronte. Derry Road to the north connects to the 401 and 407 highways. For commuters, the GO Station is conveniently located just a short drive north on Thompson Road.


Within minutes of Beaty, you'll find numerous leisure and recreation centers. The Beaty Branch of the Milton Public Library is within walking distance on Fourth Line, while the Milton Leisure Centre, Milton Sports Centre, Milton Memorial Arena, and Lions Sports Park are all nearby.


At the corner of Derry and Trudeau, you'll find Hawthorne Village Square, offering a 24-hour food store, doctor's office, dentist, and the renowned Portabello's pizza place — considered one of the best in Milton. Additional shopping plazas line the neighbourhood's borders on Derry and Thompson.


Beaty is the kind of area where you can witness children playing in the playground on your quiet crescent or see your neighbors walking their dogs as you relax on your porch in the evening. Experience the perfect balance of community, convenience, and a welcoming atmosphere in Beaty Neighbourhood, Milton, Ontario.

Milton Neighbourhood Facebook Group

Whether you are new or already a longstanding resident in the neighbourhood…Did you know that there are Facebook groups for each neighbourhood in Milton?



No matter where you live in our amazing town, you have the chance to connect with your community and really get to know your local neighbourhood – street level local! Everything from local events, neighbourhood issues, garage sales, lost and found, vendor recommendations, fundraisers, childcare… and much more. It is a way to help bring our community together and to support one another.


Click the link below to request access to join with those exclusively living in your Neighbourhood.


Area Development

 

 

2000 – 2006


Amenities & Perks

  • Award winning schools Hawthorne Village Public School & Guardian Angels Catholic School
  • Library
  • Shopping plaza with 24hr. grocery
  • Restaurants
  • Bike & Running Paths, Soccer fields, Basketball courts, Splash pads

Parks

  • Meighen Park
  • Luxten Park
  • Oakview Park
  • McDuffe Park
  • Bennett Park
  • Beaty Neighbourhood Park North
  • Beaty Neighbourhood Park South
  • Hutchinson Park
  • Barclay Park
  • Wallbrook Park
  • Menefy Park
  • Beaty Trail Park
  • Watson Park

Home Builders

  • Mattamy Homes
  • Sundial
  • Coscorp
  • Country Homes

Local Schools

  • Hawthorne Village Public School (JK-8)
  • Irma Coulson Public School (JK-8)
  • Guardian Angels Catholic School (JK-8)
  • Craig Kielburger Secondary School (9-12)

Surrounding Schools

  • St. Anthony of Padua Catholic School (JK-8)
  • Jean Vanier Catholic Secondary School (9-12)

Latest News

Flowers Team News

By Flowers Team Real Estate March 19, 2025
The Ultimate First-Time Homebuyer’s Guide: Navigating Milton’s Real Estate Market with Confidence
A close up of a cherry blossom tree branch with pink flowers in the spring.
By Flowers Team Real Estate March 18, 2025
April’s spring market in Milton is prime for top-dollar home sales. Get expert tips on curb appeal, prepping your property, and closing fast!
By Flowers Team Real Estate March 11, 2025
Buyers Hold the Power in Milton’s Resale Market - February 2025 saw continued advantages for home buyers in Milton, with an ample selection of listings keeping competition low. Home sales dipped compared to the same time last year, while new listings remained strong—creating favourable conditions for those looking to negotiate the best deal.
By Flowers Team Real Estate March 3, 2025
Selling your home in the spring isn’t just about listing it—it’s about making sure it stands out in a competitive market. Buyers make quick decisions based on how your home looks, feels, and even smells. If you want to sell fast and for top dollar, here’s why taking the right steps matters: 1. First Impressions Can Make or Break a Sale 💡 Buyers form an opinion within seconds of arriving at your home. A well-manicured lawn, a freshly painted front door, and a welcoming entrance can mean the difference between a showing that turns into an offer—or one that ends before it even begins. 2. A Clean Home Feels More Valuable 🧼 Buyers associate cleanliness with care—if they see dust, grime, or clutter, they may assume the home hasn’t been well maintained. Deep cleaning and decluttering make spaces feel bigger, brighter, and more inviting. 3. Decluttering Helps Buyers See Themselves in Your Home 🏡 When buyers walk into a space filled with personal photos, trinkets, and clutter, they see your home—not theirs. Staging and decluttering create a neutral, inviting atmosphere that helps buyers visualize their future in your space. 4. Good Lighting Makes Rooms Look Bigger & Brighter ☀ Buyers love bright, airy homes—dark spaces can feel small and uninviting. By maximizing natural light, swapping heavy curtains for sheers, and using mirrors strategically, you can enhance your home’s appeal instantly. 5. Small Repairs Can Lead to Bigger Offers 🔨 Peeling paint, a leaky faucet, or a squeaky door might seem minor, but they signal neglect to buyers. Taking care of small fixes before listing shows that your home has been well cared for—and helps avoid buyers negotiating for unnecessary repairs. 
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