Mile & Creek Condos | Milton | Cityview Realty

Mile and Creek Condos summary:

Find out what Milton has to offer for urban life.

Having both tranquilly and connection. all urban events take place at home.

a historically rich location that inspires innovation. The land of Milton is one of ands, not if onlys. Mile Creek, an urban mid-rise condo community with everything you need and more than you could have dreamed, is the focal point of this coming together.
Away from the crowds and close to a convenience. A place where you can grow and call your own. Mile Creek blends you with modern living, composed of roomy unit designs and plenty of urban conveniences, set against protected paths that are storeys high above expectation. Spend your days at the Amenity Pavilion, a three-story interactive building where relationships are made among neighbours, gyms become hangouts, rooms become havens, and family gatherings become starry nights on the rooftop terrace.

Discover expansive 1, 2, and 3-bedroom suites built to bring everything you need together in one neighbourhood, with untouched greenery as your backdrop and all Milton has to offer at your doorstep.

Suites beginning in the $500 range.

Location & Neighbourhood:

These residences are minutes from unspoiled greenery that offers space for expansion. The expansive Niagara Escarpment's Bruce Trail can be explored by locals. As this road winds past locations like Rattlesnake Point and historic Crawford Lake, breath-taking views are just minutes away.

Milton's technology makes it a popular place for investments. This community is pleased to be a part of the Toronto-Waterloo Innovation Corridor, which is home to the second-largest technology zone in North America after Silicon Valley. Watch development in action. Numerous prestigious Canadian academic institutions as well as innovative digital start-ups are located in the surrounding area. There is no denying that this area has a promising future.

The Milton GO line now connects Milton to downtown Toronto and the Greater Toronto Hamilton Area (GTHA). During rush hour, a train ride to Union Station takes roughly an hour. The Milton line could be linked to the Kitchener GO line through Cambridge as part of proposed Metrolinx extensions. By doing so, a loop would be created at Guelph Central Station, enhancing the region's reputation as a leader in the field of public transport. Highways 401 to the north and 407 to the south provide excellent access for motorists in this region.