Detached For Sale

$1,349,900

9920 Regional Rd 25 | Milton, Ontario

Neighbourhood: Rural Milton

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Property Description


Some homes offer more than space. They offer a sense of history, privacy and connection to the landscape around them.


Set on 4.1 picturesque acres, 9920 Regional Rd 25 in Milton, Ontario is a distinguished detached country home where timeless craftsmanship meets thoughtful modern comfort. Located within five minutes of Milton and Highway 401, this solid cut-limestone residence dates to the 1890s and backs onto a protected ravine, creating a peaceful setting surrounded by mature trees and scenic views.


Inside, more than 3,200 sq. ft. of beautifully maintained living space provides room to gather, entertain and enjoy everyday life. Original millwork and hardwood flooring preserve the home’s historic character, while elegant light fixtures and freshly painted interiors create a bright, welcoming atmosphere.


At the heart of the home, the sun-filled kitchen overlooks the surrounding grounds and features black granite countertops, a large island and stainless steel appliances. Separate living, dining and family rooms provide flexibility for quiet evenings, celebrations and time together, with direct access from the principal living space to the backyard deck.


Five spacious bedrooms and three bathrooms offer comfortable accommodations for family and guests. The private third-floor retreat is especially memorable, complete with its own four-piece ensuite and vessel tub. A partially finished basement adds useful storage and utility space, along with a new exterior door installed in 2026.


Recent improvements include a brand-new electric heat-pump HVAC system installed in 2026 and a custom front door added in 2025. Outside, multiple outbuildings include a workshop, woodshed, garden sheds and a garage with an EV plug. A second driveway provides convenient workshop and maintenance access, while an invisible perimeter fence and dedicated dog run make the acreage especially appealing for pet owners.


For buyers exploring Milton real estate and homes for sale with acreage, this remarkable family home offers a rare combination of historic beauty, modern updates and exceptional privacy. Arrange a private property tour and experience the setting of 9920 Regional Rd 25 for yourself.

 

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Genevieve McGaffin

Overview of  9920 Regional Rd 25 | Milton, Ontario 

FEATURES

 

RARE 4.1-ACRE COUNTRY PROPERTY JUST 5 MINUTES FROM MILTON AND HIGHWAY 401

  • Distinguished solid cut-limestone 2.5-storey century home (c. 1890s)
  • Approximately 3,270 sq. ft. above ground, including the third floor
  • Backs onto a protected ravine offering exceptional privacy and scenic views
  • 2nd driveway for easy maintenance vehicles and easy access to workshop
  • Invisible perimeter fence system allows dogs to safely roam the property, plus dog run
  • Exceptionally low annual property taxes of approximately $5,536 through the Conservation Land Tax Incentive Program
  • Custom front door (2025)
  • Brand-new electric heat-pump HVAC system (2026) for efficient year-round heating and cooling
  • Multiple out buildings including, workshop, wood shed, garden sheds, garage with EV plug
  • Beautiful light fixtures throughout
  • Hardwood flooring throughout


Property Stats

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MLS

W13736552

W13736552

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Sq Ft

2525.22 Sq Ft

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Bed

5

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Bath

2+1

KITCHEN

CONVENIENTLY LOCATED WITHIN THE HEART OF THE HOME

  • Surrounded by sun-filled spaces overlooking the picturesque grounds
  • Stainless steel appliances
  • Black granite countertops and large island


LIVING & DINING

SEPARATE LIVING/DINING AND FAMILY ROOMS

  • Direct access to the backyard deck
  • Original millwork showcases the home's historic character
  • Bright, sun-filled principal rooms throughout
  • Freshly painted interiors in a soft neutral palette
  • Beautiful views of the surrounding acreage and protected ravine


BEDS & BATHS

FIVE SPACIOUS BEDROOMS

  • Three bathrooms (1 powder room on main floor)
  • 3rd floor bedroom with its own 4pc ensuite including vessel tub
  • Charming century-home details combined with modern comfort
 

BASEMENT

PARTIALLY FINISHED 

  • New basement exterior door (2026)
  • Additional space for storage and utility needs


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