Crawford Crescent is a short residential crescent in Campbellville, the village-scale community at Milton's western edge.
Updated September 13, 2026. Sales and leases from the Board’s closed records; listings live.
Too few recent trades on Crawford Crescent to price it on its own yet, the Campbellville market is your best guide to what you'd pay here, and this page fills in with Crawford Crescent's own numbers as homes trade.
Crawford Crescent is a short residential crescent in Campbellville, the village-scale community at Milton's western edge. It sits well away from the town's denser subdivisions, in a pocket where the road network thins out and the Niagara Escarpment begins to shape the horizon. The street's rhythm is set by its surroundings: conservation land, low traffic volumes, and a built form that reads as rural-residential rather than suburban. Campbellville itself is one of the older settled corners of the municipality, and Crawford Crescent belongs to that quieter, more dispersed pattern of development. For anyone mapping Milton, this is the far western flank, not the centre.
The housing stock on Crawford Crescent is detached, and detached only. No price can be published for this street: the sales base is too thin to support a figure, and none is given here.
Crawford Crescent trades rarely. Over the past year the street recorded only a small number of resales, and no price can be published for it: the data does not support a typical figure, a range, or a per-type read. That absence is itself the finding. A reader looking for a defensible number for this street will not find one here, and should treat any figure encountered elsewhere with caution. What the record does show is a street of detached homes, and that is the whole of the type mix. Days on market cannot be stated, because the street has too few sales to produce a publishable pace figure. No lease activity was recorded either, so there is no rental read to offer. Suitability, condition, and positioning are discussed elsewhere on this page.
Negotiation room is modest but real: sold prices have landed a little below asking on average, which points to a market where buyers retain some leverage without dictating terms. Year-over-year direction cannot be stated, because the neighbourhood data does not carry a reliable comparison. Taken together, the neighbourhood picture is one of steady, patient trade at a level well above the entry point for most of Milton, and it is that wider market, not the street's own sparse record, that gives a reader something to work from.
Stats reflect closed transactions only.
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The Town records 18 civic addresses on Crawford Crescent, numbered 24–177, with Main Street, Mae Court and Reid Side Road meeting it in that order from the low-number end.
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.
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