Alexander Crescent

Alexander Crescent is a residential crescent in Milton's Dempsey neighbourhood, a pocket of west Milton that sits between the town's established grid and the newer edges pushing toward the escarpment. The street's shape matters: a crescent bends back on itself, so traffic arrives and leaves by the same mouth, and the addresses along it share a quieter rhythm than a through-road would carry. What results is a street that reads as residential first and connected second, which is the balance most of Dempsey was laid out to strike.

The homes here

That is a statement about the record, not the street.

What can be said is that Dempsey's housing stock is predominantly freehold, with detached and semi-detached homes forming the bulk of the neighbourhood and townhouse clusters filling in the denser pockets. Alexander Crescent sits within that mix. The street's crescent form and its position inside the Dempsey grid suggest a residential scale consistent with the surrounding streets, though the record does not carry the type-by-type breakdown that would let a reader pin the stock precisely.