Updated September 14, 2026. Sales and leases from the Board’s closed records; listings live.
Applewood Crescent hasn't had enough recent sales to publish its own typical price, and we won't publish a price the record can't support. The Dorset Park typical above is the honest anchor until it does.
The street's form, a crescent rather than a through road, shapes its character: traffic here is local, turning in and turning out, not passing through. Dorset Park frames the street on all sides, and the wider neighbourhood provides the schools, parks, and daily services that anchor this part of Milton.
The housing stock on Applewood Crescent is detached. The street has no recent recorded sales, so no price can be given for it.
Applewood Crescent trades rarely, with few recorded transactions over the past year and no published sale price at any grain. That absence is itself the finding: with no typical price, no range, and no per-type figure to stand behind, any dollar figure attached to this street would be invented rather than observed.
No days-on-market figure is publishable, since the street's activity sits below the threshold at which a pace number carries meaning. Active listings stand at zero, which reads as an absence of current supply rather than a signal about direction; a street with no live inventory simply offers nothing to measure against. Suitability questions are addressed elsewhere on this page, since the street's own transaction record is too thin to support a market read.
Sold-to-ask behaviour points to modest negotiation room, with buyers generally closing slightly below the asking figure rather than at or above it, which suggests a market where asking prices are set with some expectation of discussion. Year-over-year direction is not published for this comparable set, so no trend read is offered here. For a street like Applewood Crescent, where street-level pricing cannot be stated, the neighbourhood figure is the honest place to orient.
Applewood Crescent sits in Dorset Park, a position that makes the GO station the realistic Toronto commute. The street's geography rewards anyone whose week pulls in more than one direction.
Buyers weighing lot size, era of construction, or proximity to specific schools may find the comparison worth running. Each pocket carries its own rhythm, and the right answer depends on which tradeoffs matter most.
Rental activity on Applewood Crescent across recent months. Breakdown by bed count below.
| Date | Address | Beds | Sold | vs Ask | DOM | Listing brokerage |
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The Town records 28 civic addresses on Applewood Crescent, numbered 710–794, with Willow Avenue meeting it.
Civic addresses from the Town of Milton under the Open Government Licence. Positions approximate. No sale price or date is shown for any single address.
A written valuation prepared by hand from comparable sales, sent by email. Nothing on this page estimates a single address.
See what it’s worth →An email when a home on Applewood Crescent is listed for sale. Nothing else, and no account.
Watch Applewood Crescent →Few recent sales on Applewood Crescent means less to compare against, which is exactly when pricing needs judgement rather than a formula. A conversation grounded in what the record does show, and in the Applewood Crescent homes we've tracked.
Request a valuation →Too few recent sales on Applewood Crescent to publish a typical price yet, the record's there, it just can't support a number. Get an email when the next home here is listed for sale.