Dempsey is northeast Milton's definitive commuter neighbourhood, built roughly 2001 to 2006 between Highway 401, Thompson Road, Main Street, and James Snow Parkway. The Milton GO Station sits at its southwest corner, Highway 401 is 3 to 5 minutes away, and the town's biggest retail corridor is at its doorstep, with a housing mix that runs from detached homes to live/work townhomes.
Convenience, full stop. Much of the neighbourhood can
walk to the GO train, the 401 is the closest of any Milton community, and residents can walk to Cineplex Cinemas for a movie night without touching the car. Big-box needs like Home Depot are minutes away. For commuters who refuse to give up the family-neighbourhood feel, Dempsey is the answer, with off-peak drives to downtown Toronto achievable in under an hour and the GO train taking about an hour to Union Station.
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64%
of households are families with children
20%
of households are couples without children
16%
of households are a person living alone
Dempsey was built roughly 2001 to 2006, and the housing reflects what buyers were choosing at the time. Detached homes with single and double car garages make up most of the neighbourhood, with a smaller number of townhomes and semi-detached homes, plus the first four-storey walk-up condominium buildings in newer Milton.
Located in Northeast Milton.
Yes. Dempsey has the closest Highway 401 access of any Milton neighbourhood, roughly 3 to 5 minutes by way of James Snow Parkway or Highway 25, and the Milton GO Station sits at its southwest corner. Much of the neighbourhood can walk to the train. Off peak, downtown Toronto is roughly 45 to 50 minutes by car and about an hour by train.
Most Dempsey homes were built between 2001 and 2006, which makes the neighbourhood part of the first wave of what Milton calls New Milton. The homes are old enough that major systems are reaching replacement age, and new enough that layouts still work for modern family life.
It depends on the house, and it is the first thing to check. Homes of this age are reaching the point where roofs, windows, doors, and furnaces come due. Kitchens and flooring are more a matter of taste than necessity, but buyers price them in. A Dempsey home that has had the work done sells at a premium, and one that has not usually competes on price.
Yes. Dempsey has four-storey walk-up condominium buildings close to the highway, the first of their kind in newer Milton. They offer plenty of parking, including large visitor areas, which is often a pressure point in condo communities. They are walk-ups, so there are no elevators.
Chris Hadfield Public School (HDSB) sits in the neighbourhood, and Bishop P.F. Reding Catholic Secondary (HCDSB) is at Dempsey's doorstep on Main Street East, walkable for many families. Milton District High School (HDSB) and St. Peter Catholic Elementary (HCDSB) are a short drive west. Schools are as per zoning to your home address.
For a commuter neighbourhood, more than you would expect. Residents walk to the movie theatre, the Maple Avenue stores, and the recreation and civic anchors nearby, and small parks and daycare centres sit within walking distance across the neighbourhood. The trade-off is that several through streets carry steady traffic, so the walk is more pleasant on some streets than others.
No. Dempsey is a finished neighbourhood. What changes from here is the mix of people living in it, not the streets or the housing supply.
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