Step into a meticulously maintained three storey freehold townhouse that blends modern upgrades with functional design. The inviting front entrance canopy sets the tone as you enter a bright and open main level featuring, walk thru hallway, closet space, separate laundry room, mechanical system storage space and an access door from garage to the house. The second floor standout features, floods the area with natural light. The kitchen is equipped with top of the line appliances, a full pantry, and upgraded cabinetry, making it both stylish and highly practical. The open concept living area with freshly installed accent wall has tons of natural light combined with the dining area with walk-out to a lovely terrace. Upstairs, offers a dedicated office space, an oversize master's bedroom which includes a spacious walk-in closet, large windows and a jack and jill bathroom. A spacious second bedroom with vaulted ceiling, closet space and bathroom completes the upper level, offering comfort and flexibility. Dark oak staircases and carpet free flooring add sophistication throughout the home. To sum it up, is a large balcony that provides an outdoor retreat perfect for relaxing or entertaining. With thoughtful upgrades and exceptional maintenance, this home is move in ready and designed for modern living. Don't miss!!!
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Milton is a town on the rise.
Just 20 minutes west of Toronto, Milton is one of the fastest growing communities in Canada. The town has beautiful conservation parks, an abundance of recreational areas, a wide range of local community events and cultural spaces, making it easy to see why it has become such a desirable place to live. Milton has many upscale real estate options and the town is well renowned as a very family friendly community.
Ideally located close to all major highways and GO Transit, Milton is perfect for commuting to Toronto and the surrounding area, making it easy to escape from the often hectic Toronto lifestyle.
The town of Milton got its name from the English poet John Milton. Originally the small settlement was home to about 100 people. One of the original settlers there, Jasper Martin built grist mill along the creek which created a pond known as Mill Pond. This mill became the centre of the settlement as more people arrived to make Milton their home.
Preserving the town’s Niagara Escarpment lands has increased the desire for heritage conservation. A large number of historic agricultural buildings and the railway museum are located in Milton to preserve the history and culture of the area.
There is plenty to do and see in Milton.
Take advantage of cycling and walking trails by getting out and enjoying nature year-round. Milton offers a plethora of indoor and outdoor amenities such as sports and skate parks, swimming pools, splash pads, hiking and biking trails and parks.
If you enjoy the arts, you don’t want to miss The Milton Centre for the Arts. It is a top of the line facility that offers a chance to explore creative, visual and performing arts experiences that are sure to please all ages.
Of special interest is the Milton Film Forum that offers film buffs a chance to check out the latest in independent International and Canadian films.
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