Clarke was the first of the New Milton developments, built roughly 2000 to 2013, bounded by Derry Road to the south, the rail line and Main Street East to the north, Thompson Road South to the west, and James Snow Parkway to the east. It pairs one of the town's best commuter positions with an unusually deep park network, an off-leash dog park, and a housing mix of detached homes, townhomes, and condo apartments.
Clarke is where after-school life happens. The neighbourhood is packed with youth sports: a large skate park, soccer fields, and baseball diamonds keep kids busy steps from home, and parents love how much of it is walkable. Nearly every school in the neighbourhood anchors a large park, and the leash-free dog park, splash pad, and ponds make the green space work for every member of the household. The housing variety runs from detached homes to condo apartments, including Art on Main, a prestigious condo address. Clarke even has a civic side few Milton neighbourhoods can claim: the FirstOntario Arts Centre Milton and
the Milton Leisure Centre both sit inside the neighbourhood on Main Street East.
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70%
of households are families with children
20%
of households are couples without children
10%
of households are a person living alone
Clarke was the first of the New Milton neighbourhoods, and the housing reflects what buyers were paying for in 2000. It is a more varied neighbourhood than the communities built after it, because it was not the work of a single builder.
Located in Northeast Milton.
Clarke sits in east Milton, bounded by Derry Road to the south, the rail line and Main Street East to the north, Thompson Road South to the west, and James Snow Parkway to the east. It does not extend south of Derry Road; the neighbourhood on that side is Beaty.
Less than Milton's later neighbourhoods, and buyers should know that going in. Unless you live directly beside a school or a plaza, groceries and school runs in Clarke are usually a drive. What Clarke offers instead is one of the strongest commuter positions in town and a park network that is genuinely walkable from almost every street.
It is one of the most common entry points into New Milton. The mix of townhouses and single car garage detached homes puts Clarke within reach for first-time buyers and for anyone moving up from a condominium, which is a large share of who is buying here now.
Many of them do, and at this point it is a requirement rather than a preference. Furnaces, windows, and roofs across a lot of the neighbourhood are at the age where they need replacing. Budget for it as a buyer, and expect it to affect price as a seller.
No. Clarke is a completed neighbourhood, so the streets, the parks, and the housing supply are settled. New construction in this part of Milton is south of Louis St. Laurent Avenue.
Clarke is built around its parks. A large skate park, soccer fields, and baseball diamonds keep children busy close to home, and one of Milton's two leash-free dog parks draws visitors from across town. The large circular park in the Trudeau area has been the social centre of that section since the neighbourhood opened.
Strong. Highway 401 is about 5 to 8 minutes by way of James Snow Parkway, and the Milton GO Station is a 5 to 7 minute drive north via Thompson Road. Clarke's east-side position also makes the run into Mississauga one of the quicker ones in Milton.
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