Durno Crt, Milton

This short residential court sits within the Harrison neighbourhood, placing you minutes from Milton District High School and the established amenities along Main Street East. You can reach Milton GO Station within a 10-minute drive, connecting you directly to downtown Toronto via the Milton line. The street backs onto green space that provides natural privacy from the surrounding subdivision development. Families here benefit from access to Hawthorne Village Public School and the nearby recreational facilities at the Milton Sports Centre. The court's location offers quick Highway 401 access while maintaining distance from major traffic corridors. The real estate market on Durno Court consists exclusively of townhouse properties, with current listings averaging $829,000. Market activity remains limited with no sales recorded in the past twelve months, though one active listing maintains the $829,000 price point. The townhouse format attracts young families and first-time buyers who want Milton's suburban lifestyle without the premium of detached housing. Properties here typically feature multi-level designs with attached garages and modest outdoor space. The lack of recent sales data makes market timing difficult to predict, though similar Harrison neighbourhood townhouses generally move within 30-45 days when priced competitively. Buyers select this street primarily for its residential quiet and proximity to Milton's core services. The Harrison neighbourhood provides established infrastructure while remaining affordable compared to newer Milton developments. Your investment benefits from Milton's continued population growth and GO train accessibility for Toronto commuters. The street's location offers reasonable access to both Highway 401 and local schools without sitting directly on busy collector roads. Property values here track with Milton's broader townhouse market, which has shown steady appreciation over the past five years despite recent market cooling.