Huddlestone Cres, Milton

This quiet residential street sits in the Scott neighbourhood of south-central Milton, where mature trees line the curved roadway. Your children can attend nearby Robert Baldwin Public School or E.C. Drury School for the Arts within the local catchment area. The Milton GO station connects you to downtown Toronto in under an hour via the Milton line. Kelso Conservation Area offers hiking trails and beach access just minutes north of the street. The surrounding Scott community developed during Milton's suburban expansion in the 1990s, creating an established neighbourhood feel. The real estate market on Huddlestone Crescent consists entirely of detached homes, with properties averaging $1,349,900 based on current listings. Market activity remains limited with no completed sales in the past twelve months and only one active listing currently available. The single property type reflects the street's original development pattern, where builders constructed similar-sized family homes on generous lots. Properties here typically attract established families and commuters who value Milton's small-town atmosphere while maintaining access to the Greater Toronto Area. The current active listing matches its asking price exactly at $1,349,900, suggesting realistic pricing expectations from sellers. Buyers select Huddlestone Crescent for its established neighbourhood character and strategic Milton location. Highway 401 access sits approximately ten minutes south, providing direct routes to Toronto and western Ontario. The Milton GO train offers reliable transit for downtown commuters without the premium pricing found in newer Milton developments. Investment potential remains steady given Milton's continued population growth and limited housing supply. The street's mature landscaping and settled community atmosphere appeal to families seeking long-term residence rather than quick turnover, contributing to neighbourhood stability and property value retention.