Clover Park Cres, Milton

This quiet crescent in Bronte Meadows offers suburban living with mature trees lining both sides of the street. You can walk to Anne J. MacArthur Public School in under ten minutes. The street connects directly to Bronte Street South, putting you three minutes from the Milton GO station. Sixteen Mile Creek runs behind several properties, creating natural green space. The surrounding neighborhood features established families who have lived here for years. You can reach Kelso Conservation Area within a fifteen-minute drive. The street's curved design limits through traffic, making it safer for children playing outside. The real estate market on Clover Park Crescent consists entirely of detached homes, with current listings priced at $749,900. Properties here typically feature brick construction and attached garages, built during Milton's expansion phase in the 1980s and 1990s. The market shows limited turnover, with no homes selling in the past twelve months. This creates fewer opportunities for buyers but suggests homeowner satisfaction. Current buyers tend to be growing families attracted to the school proximity and commuters working in the Greater Toronto Area. The single active listing represents the typical price point for this street. Properties often require updates to kitchens and bathrooms given their age. Buyers choose this location for its direct access to Highway 401 via Bronte Street, making Toronto commutes manageable. The Milton GO station proximity appeals to professionals working downtown. Parents value the walking distance to Anne J. MacArthur Public School and nearby Milton District High School. The limited inventory suggests stable property values, though appreciation may be slower than newer developments. Long-term residents indicate strong community bonds and low crime rates. The mature neighborhood character attracts buyers seeking established areas over new subdivisions.