Welcome to  

OLD MILTON

Milton, Ontario   


Welcome to OLD MILTON

Explore the Charming Past and Present of Old Milton: A Historic Haven


Old Milton is a captivating neighbourhood where the enchanting past seamlessly blends with the vibrant present. Immerse yourself in the allure of stunning historical century and war-time homes that breathe life into the town's true history. Conveniently located within walking distance from the downtown area, this charming neighbourhood offers a plethora of parks, small boutique stores, and quaint restaurants and bistros. The iconic Town Hall and the main post office proudly stand as testaments to Old Milton's rich heritage.


Indulge in the Famous Farmer's Market:

Old Milton is also home to the renowned farmer's market, drawing crowds every Saturday morning from May to October. Experience the bustling atmosphere as Main Street transforms into a hub of excitement. Discover an array of local farmers' fresh fruits, vegetables, and an abundance of hidden treasures. This picturesque community exudes charm, making it an inviting and warm destination for residents and visitors alike.


Embrace the Pleasures of Life:

Residents of Milton find solace in Old Milton, a place where simplicity and ease of life take precedence. This idyllic neighbourhood offers a sanctuary where you can relax and enjoy the little pleasures. Stroll through the historic streets, soak in the friendly ambiance, and immerse yourself in the tranquil surroundings. Old Milton is home to many beautiful and charming old homes, which serve as a testament to the town's rich history spanning nearly 200 years.


Perks of Living in Old Milton:

Living in this area comes with numerous perks, including the convenience of being within walking distance to the famous Saturday morning farmer's market in downtown Milton. Operating for the past 45 years from May to October, this market is a treasure trove of fresh fruits, vegetables, flowers, and an array of organic, fresh, and handmade goods.


Old Milton also boasts several notable attractions, including the Milton Town Hall located at 150 Mary Street, the Milton Fairgrounds , Rotary Park, Victoria Park, and Mill Pond. However, one of the most appealing aspects of Old Milton is its walkability. Downtown Milton offers a delightful selection of small boutique stores, diverse restaurants, convenience stores, bistros, and even a Shoppers Drug Mart. Moreover, the neighborhood is just a few steps away from the numerous parks that grace the area.


Discover the charm and convenience of Old Milton, where history intertwines with modernity, creating a truly captivating neighbourhood. Immerse yourself in the vibrant community and embrace the simplicity of life in this picturesque destination.

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

 

 

  • Stunning Historical
  • Century Homes
  • War-time Homes


Amenities & Perks

  • Downtown Milton
  • Milton Fairgrounds
  • Historic Town Hall
  • Millpond
  • Rotary Park
  • Small Charming Century Homes
  • Original Small Quaint Homes
  • Large Custom Restored Homes

Parks

  • Milton Fairgrounds
  • Chris Hadfield Park
  • Kingsleigh Park
  • Livingston Park
  • Rotary Park
  • Centennial Park (Mill Pond Gazebo)
  • Victoria Park
  • Wakefield Park
  • David Thompson Park
  • Brian Best Park
  • Sixteen Mile Creek Park – North
  • Sixteen Mile Creek Park – South
  • Hugh Foster Hall (community centre)

Home Builders

Local Schools

PUBLIC

  • Milton District High School (9-12)
  • Our Lady of Victory Catholic School
  • J.M. Denyes Public School (JK-5)

CATHOLIC

  • Bishop Reding Secondary School (9-12)

Surrounding Schools

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