Mile and Creek Condos

Mile and Creek Condos is a New Condo development by Mattamy Homes located at Louis St. Laurent Ave & Ontario St S, Milton. Mile and Creek Condos is a six-tower urban mid-rise condominium complex that is out of the way of city traffic while still being accessible to amenities and everything you need. Mile and Creek, one of the greatest locations to live in Canada, is situated on protected trails near Louis St Laurent Avenue and South Ontario Street. It has roomy units and a wealth of on-site facilities. Milton is incredibly tied to the future of technology and innovation and is also home to one of the country’s fastest-growing tech clusters. Additionally, residents will have easy access to transit choices, luxurious educational institutions, and lifestyle facilities.

A stunning natural setting is created for homeowners to enjoy by the protected pathways and undeveloped woodlands that surround Mile and Creek Condos. Nearby attractions include lush parks, Rattlesnake Point, Bruce Trail, and Kelso Preserve. There is always plenty to do no matter the season thanks to the city’s more than 150 outdoor amenity locations.

This delightful town has plenty of conservation property, a nice horse farm, a gorgeous golf course, and a charming downtown. It is located at the base of the impressive Niagara Cliffs. Visitors swarm to Milton to play golf, visit one of the numerous U-pick farms located around the countryside, see the various parks and museums, and shop in the fantastic antique stores.

Location & Neighbourhood

The 407 and 401 provide access to all of the main roads in the Greater Toronto Area, serving Milton. Milton is conveniently situated one hour from the US-Canada border, thirty minutes from Waterloo, forty minutes from downtown Toronto, and thirty minutes from Toronto Pearson International Airport.

Residents at Mile and Creek Condos are close to all they require while being far from the craziness of big cities. Downtown Milton has everything a city needs to be vibrant, exciting, and fascinating. Numerous neighbourhood eateries, bars, independent stores, and events may be found on Main Street. make for an exciting day or night in the city.

The Halton Region’s objective is to raise its population to over 1.1 million, an 85% increase from 2021, therefore over the next 30 years, Milton’s present population of roughly 125,000 is anticipated to rise dramatically. With 500,000 more people likely to work there, the region will genuinely be a destination to live, work, and play. By 2031, it is predicted that Halton would require more than 90,000 additional dwellings yet fall more than 35,000 short.

At the MEV Centre, Laurier University provides graduate-level courses. In Milton’s Education Village, Wilfrid Laurier University and Conestoga College intend to establish a combined campus. Additionally, the city has Ontario’s fifth-most educated workforce. Education leads to employment, and employment leads to a demand for housing, which supports the city’s real estate market’s stability.

A short drive to the north will bring you to Downtown Milton, which is pedestrian-friendly and has a tonne of food and retail options. Nearby grocery stores include Metro, Sobeys, No Frills, and other independent ones. The city is home to several chain retailers including Superstore, Staples, Home Depot, and Indigo. Milton is home to a number of noteworthy reserves as a result of its location close to the Niagara Cliffs. These include the reserves at Kelso, Rattlesnake Spot, and Crawford Lake.

About The Developers