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90 Thomas St | Milton, Ontario

Neighbourhood: Old Milton

Property Description

Nestled in the heart of Old Milton, this charming circa-1928 home at 90 Thomas Street offers a rare blend of character, space, and location. This character-rich home is a rare offering rooted in craftsmanship and timeless design. From its solid construction to the thoughtful architectural details, it reflects an era when homes were built with intention and care. Warm, inviting, and layered with history, it offers a unique alternative to today’s more uniform builds—perfect for those who value substance, and a sense of place. This is more than a home—it’s a lifestyle grounded in comfort, tradition, and quiet character. Set on a premium lot backing directly onto the Fairgrounds, you’ll enjoy serene, unobstructed views framed by mature trees—all within walking distance to parks, schools, amenities, and vibrant downtown Milton. This well-maintained 3-bedroom, 2-bath home showcases beautiful features such as stained glass windows, crown moulding, and hardwood flooring, thoughtfully complemented by key updates including a newer furnace, AC, water heater, and removal of knob-and-tube wiring. The bright eat-in kitchen with ample counter space flows into a cozy family room addition with a gas stove, while a formal living room with a gas fireplace (as is) and a distinct dining area provide ideal entertaining spaces. A separate side entrance offers flexible access to the addition and backyard, while the fully fenced yard—with gas BBQ hookup—creates the perfect outdoor space. The long driveway accommodates up to four vehicles, plus a detached garage/shed with hydro. Upstairs, you’ll find three generously sized bedrooms, a 4-piece bath, and additional storage, while the unfinished basement—with tall ceilings in the excavated addition and two separate staircases—presents outstanding potential for customization. A covered front porch completes the inviting curb appeal of this truly special Old Milton property.

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Overview of 90 Thomas St | Milton, Ontario

FEATURES

WALKING DISTANCE TO PARKS, SCHOOLS AND AMENITIES PLUS DOWNTOWN MILTON

Rare lot that backs onto Fairgrounds with stunning and serene open space views

Mature trees and a beautiful charming Old Milton neighbourhood

Quick access to the 401/407 and GO station

Fully fenced backyard with views of the Fairgrounds

Long driveway – total parking for 4 plus a separate garage/shed with hydro

Separate entrance from side of house to addition, plus access to backyard

Beautiful original features maintained throughout with necessary upgrades

Covered and welcoming front porch

Stained glass windows

Built in 1928 (not designated as Heritage Home) with Knob & Tube removed

Recently updated furnace, AC and water heater

Gas line for a BBQ

Property Stats

MLS

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Sq Ft

Bed

Bath

KITCHEN

BRIGHT EAT-IN KITCHEN

Tons of counter top space and tile back splash

Open to cozy family room

LIVING & DINING

FORMAL FRONT LIVING WITH GAS FIREPLACE (AS IS)

Gas stove in family room addition

Distinct dining room

Hardwood flooring and carpet flooring

Crown moulding

BEDS & BATHS

THREE FULL SIZED BEDROOMS

Additional large storage room/closet on 2nd floor

4pc bath on level with bedrooms

Full 3pc main bath on main floor

Original hardwood flooring

BASEMENT

UNFINISHED AND READY FOR YOUR PERSONAL TOUCH

Additon with excavated space has tall ceilings and large windows

2 separate staircases to enter basement

Laundry

Sump pump

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No-down-payment purchases are rare. Most buyers need at least 5% down, and anything under 20% usually requires mortgage default insurance and strong qualification.

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What first-time home buyer programs exist in Ontario?

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