Welcome to  

BRONTE MEADOWS

Milton, Ontario   


Welcome to BRONTE MEADOWS

Discover Bronte Meadows, a charming "Old Milton" neighbourhood that combines natural beauty with convenient amenities. Built in the early 1980s, this quaint division of Milton offers a serene setting with lush greenery and mature trees, creating a picturesque backdrop for your dream home.


In Bronte Meadows, you'll find a variety of homes with beautifully landscaped lots, and many of them have been tastefully renovated in recent years. This small community is centrally located, providing easy access to a range of amenities and recreational facilities.


For sports enthusiasts, the Milton Sports Centre and Milton Tennis Club are conveniently situated on the edge of the neighbourhood, offering opportunities for active living right at your doorstep. Additionally, the John Tonelli Sports Centre nearby hosts local hockey games, catering to the sports-loving community.


Nature lovers will appreciate the abundance of walking paths in Bronte Meadows, where you can take leisurely strolls and immerse yourself in the beauty of the area's big trees and lush landscapes. Bronte Meadows Park is a delightful haven, featuring outdoor tennis courts, basketball courts, baseball diamonds, and a playground for the little ones. It's the perfect place for families to enjoy outdoor activities and create lasting memories.


Within the neighbourhood, you'll find the La Rose Shopping Plaza, conveniently located on Bronte Street. This plaza is renowned for its Milton scratch bakery and imported foods grocery store, providing easy access to delicious treats and international culinary delights.


Bronte Meadows also offers a variety of services and businesses right on its borders. From dentists and doctors to child care centers, dance studios, and other kids' activities, you'll find everything you need just a stone's throw away. Additionally, surrounding neighbourhoods boast shopping and leisure centers with big grocery stores and a wide selection of restaurants, ensuring that you're never far from the essentials and entertainment options.


With its ideal location, beautiful surroundings, and a wealth of amenities, Bronte Meadows is the perfect place to call home. Experience the charm and convenience of this vibrant neighbourhood in Old Milton. Find your slice of paradise in Bronte Meadows today.

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

 

 

Early 1980s


Amenities & Perks

  • Public tennis courts, soccer fields, Tonelli Arena
  • Walk to Downtown Milton
  • Close Proximity to Hospital
  • Close proximity to shopping plazas
  • Mature tree lined streets

Parks

  • Bronte Meadows Park
  • John Tonelli Sports Centre

Home Builders

Local Schools

  • Bronte Meadows Park
  • John Tonelli Sports Centre

Surrounding Schools

  • J.M. Denyes Public School (JK-5)
  • W.I.Dick Public School (6-8)
  • Our Lady of Victory Catholic School (JK-8)
  • Bishop Reding Catholic High 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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