Stoutt Cres, Milton

You'll find yourself on a quiet residential crescent in the Coates neighbourhood, where single-family homes occupy generous lots with mature landscaping. The street connects to the broader Coates community through local pathways that lead to nearby parks and recreational facilities. Families here benefit from proximity to Milton District High School and other established educational institutions within the area. Your daily commute becomes manageable with GO Transit's Milton line providing direct access to downtown Toronto, while Highway 401 remains easily accessible for regional travel. The surrounding neighbourhood maintains a suburban atmosphere with tree-lined streets and established infrastructure that supports year-round outdoor activities. The real estate market on Stoutt Crescent exclusively features detached homes, with the current average sold price reaching $1,488,000. Properties here represent significant investments, attracting buyers who prioritize space and privacy over urban density. Currently, one active listing sits on the market at the $1,488,000 price point, reflecting the street's consistent valuation patterns. Recent sales data shows limited turnover, with zero transactions completing in the past twelve months, suggesting homeowners tend to stay long-term. The lack of recent sales activity indicates either strong homeowner satisfaction or limited inventory availability. Buyers targeting this street typically seek established family homes with room for expansion and customization. Buyers choose Stoutt Crescent for its combination of suburban privacy and transportation connectivity to the Greater Toronto Area. The direct access to GO Transit services makes this location particularly attractive to professionals commuting to downtown Toronto while maintaining Milton's lower cost of living. With Highway 401 nearby, residents enjoy convenient access to regional employment centers and amenities. The investment outlook remains stable given Milton's continued population growth and infrastructure development, though limited sales history makes precise market timing difficult to predict.