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Street Profile · Scott · Milton, ON

Jarrett Cross

Jarrett Cross is a quiet residential street in the Scott neighbourhood of Milton.

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About Jarrett Cross

Jarrett Cross is a quiet residential street in the Scott neighbourhood of Milton. It sits in the northern part of the city, a short drive from the escarpment and the conservation lands that frame Milton's edge. The street is lined with detached homes, set back from the road on generous lots. Its position offers easy access to Regional Road 25 and Highway 401, making it a practical choice for commuters. The surrounding area is defined by parks, schools, and everyday conveniences, giving the street a settled, suburban rhythm.

The homes here

Jarrett Cross is a street of detached homes. The housing stock is uniform in type, with no townhouses or condominiums present. The homes sit on lots that are typical for the area, with established landscaping and mature trees. The street sees very few sales; turnover is low. With only one active listing at any given time, opportunities to purchase here are infrequent.

What's nearby

Daily needs are well covered within a short drive. Sobeys Milton and Walmart Milton are each about three to four minutes away by car. Milton District Hospital is three minutes away, and the Milton GO Station is five minutes from the street, providing a rail link to Toronto in just over an hour. For families, Sam Sherratt Public School is a short walk from the street, while other public and Catholic schools are within a five-minute drive.

Parks are plentiful in the area. Willmott Park and Milton Community Park are both within a five- to six-minute drive. The nearby Kelso Conservation Area offers hiking and outdoor recreation. Highway 401 is four minutes from the street via Regional Road 25, and the drive to Mississauga takes about 22 minutes. The street's location balances quiet residential life with access to the broader region.

Trade patterns

Jarrett Cross has recorded no resale activity within the analysis window, indicating an established street with minimal turnover. The lack of recent sales data means that pricing patterns cannot be derived from local transaction history. One listing is currently active on the street, suggesting modest supply flow. The street sits within the Scott neighbourhood of Milton, where broader comparable market conditions provide the primary reference for understanding the property landscape. Without transaction visibility specific to Jarrett Cross itself, the neighbourhood's typical values and market pace offer the clearest orientation for assessing homes in this location. Proximity to schools, parks, and shopping corridors shapes the character of the area; the street's position relative to these amenities influences its position within the wider neighbourhood market. The absence of recorded leasing activity similarly means rental comparables for Jarrett Cross are not available in the recent period. Buyers and investors evaluating this street should reference the neighbourhood-level data alongside physical characteristics of available properties to form expectations about value and positioning.

Comparable homes nearby

Homes in the Scott neighbourhood trade within a market shaped by Milton's broader suburban positioning and accessibility corridors. Without neighbourhood-level aggregate data available from the input, the Scott area itself serves as the context for homes comparable to those on Jarrett Cross. The neighbourhood's proximity to Milton GO Station, Highway 401 access, and established shopping and institutional anchors anchors its market character. School options span both public and Catholic boards within walkable and near-distance clusters, supporting a diverse residential base. The area's park network and conservation access provide recreational infrastructure, though most amenities require vehicular reach. Market conditions in Scott reflect Milton's broader suburban demand patterns, with values and pace influenced by commute accessibility, school access, and the town's growth trajectory.

Getting around

Jarrett Cross sits in Scott, a position that shapes how the daily commute actually unfolds. The realistic Toronto run is a drive to Milton GO, about five minutes from the street, followed by the train into Union; the full door-to-desk trip lands around sixty-five minutes on a normal weekday. For destinations closer in, the car does the work. Mississauga runs about twenty-two minutes, Oakville twenty-four, Burlington twenty. Pearson sits around thirty-two minutes on a clean run, longer at peak. The 401 on-ramp at Regional Road 25 is roughly four minutes from Jarrett Cross, which is the detail that quietly matters most: highway access this direct changes how far the rest of the GTA feels on any given morning.

Schools nearby

Sam Sherratt Public School is under a minute's walk from Jarrett Cross, close enough that the school run barely qualifies as a trip. Irma Coulson and Tiger Jeet Singh, both public elementary options, sit about five minutes by car. On the Catholic side, Our Lady of Fatima and St. Scholastica are each around five minutes away, with Bishop P.F. Reding Catholic Secondary a touch closer at four. For secondary, Craig Kielburger runs about five minutes; St. Kateri Tekakwitha adds a couple more. Proximity is the observation here, not assignment. Families should confirm current school assignment directly with the Halton District and Halton Catholic District boards before making decisions.

If different priorities matter more

For different priorities elsewhere in Milton, the useful sorting question is what you want from the immediate walk. Buyers who value being within steps of a public elementary school will find that already handled here; those willing to trade a slightly longer school walk for larger lot frontages or a more established feel should look at older pockets where the trees have had time to fill in. Buyers who want newer construction with tighter frontage and a fresher build vintage will find that stock in areas still maturing around their community parks. Priorities differ; the streets that answer them differ accordingly.

By the home

What trades on Jarrett Cross, by type

Detached

Detached inventory on Jarrett Cross is currently active but has thin recent sale history.

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The market

Recent activity on Jarrett Cross

Sales

No closed sales on record for Jarrett Cross in the recent period.

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Getting around

Commute & reach from Jarrett Cross

Transit & highways
Milton GO, 401, and major routes
Milton GO Station4 min drive · 15 min walk
Highway 401 on-ramp5 min drive
Union Station (GO)58 min transit
Schools
Public and Catholic boards
Chris Hadfield PS8 min drive
Anne J. MacArthur PS5 min drive
Irma Coulson PS6 min drive
E.W. Foster PS5 min drive
Tiger Jeet Singh PS4 min drive
Health
Hospital and nearby care
Milton District Hospital2 min drive
Parks & recreation
Trails, pools, and conservation areas
Kelso Conservation Area12 min drive
Rattlesnake Point Conservation20 min drive
Shopping & groceries
Plazas, grocers, and big-box
Walmart Milton2 min drive
Canadian Superstore7 min drive
FreshCo Milton2 min drive
Places of worship
Mosques, churches, gurdwaras
Halton Islamic Community Centre13 min drive
Milton Muslim Community Centre2 min drive
Islamic Community Centre of Milton8 min drive
On the market

Active listings on Jarrett Cross

Common questions

About Jarrett Cross

What price range should I expect on Jarrett Cross?
A reliable street-level price isn't available given the thin recent activity on Jarrett Cross. Buyers researching this pocket typically widen the lens to comparable homes across Scott and the surrounding area rather than lean on a street-specific figure.
How fast do homes sell on Jarrett Cross?
Recent activity has been too thin to characterize pace reliably at the street level. The broader Scott area moves at a normal Milton rhythm, but Jarrett Cross specifically doesn't offer enough recent turnover to draw a firm read.
What kinds of homes are on Jarrett Cross?
The housing stock leans detached, consistent with the Scott area more broadly. Turnover has been quiet recently, so the mix seen on the street reflects a stable, low-transaction pattern rather than active resale variety.
Which schools are close to Jarrett Cross?
Sam Sherratt Public School is under a minute's walk, with Irma Coulson and Tiger Jeet Singh both around five minutes by car; on the Catholic side, Our Lady of Fatima and St. Scholastica are each about five minutes away, and Bishop P.F. Reding Catholic Secondary is roughly four. Confirm current school assignment with the Halton boards directly.
Is Jarrett Cross close to the 401 or 407?
The 401 on-ramp at Regional Road 25 is about four minutes from the street, which is the more relevant of the two for most Milton commutes. The 407 is a longer reach and less commonly the default choice from this pocket.
How far is Jarrett Cross from Toronto?
The realistic downtown trip runs about sixty-five minutes door-to-door, driving to Milton GO in roughly five minutes and taking the train into Union. Driving the full distance is possible but rarely faster once traffic enters the picture.
What's the commute from Jarrett Cross to Pearson?
Pearson sits about thirty-two minutes away on a clean run, mostly via the 401. Peak-hour timing stretches that noticeably, so travel-day planning benefits from a buffer.
If Jarrett Cross isn't the right fit, what similar streets should I look at?
Buyers exploring comparable options should sort by what matters most: proximity to a specific school, lot size, or build vintage. Established pockets with mature trees answer one set of priorities; newer areas still maturing around their community parks answer another.
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