King Street is one of the older residential threads running through Old Milton, the historic core of town where the street grid predates the subdivisions that now ring it.
Updated September 13, 2026. Sales and leases from the Board’s closed records; listings live.
Too few recent trades on King Street to price it on its own yet, the Old Milton market is your best guide to what you'd pay here, and this page fills in with King Street's own numbers as homes trade.
King Street is one of the older residential threads running through Old Milton, the historic core of town where the street grid predates the subdivisions that now ring it. The street's position gives it a particular character within the neighbourhood, close enough to the middle of town to feel connected, far enough from the arterial edges to stay quiet. Old Milton itself is a compact, established pocket, and King Street reads as part of that older fabric rather than the newer growth on the town's periphery. For anyone orienting themselves in Milton, it is a street that sits comfortably in the established centre.
King Street has no recent recorded sales, so no price can be given for the street itself. The street's housing stock is not documented in the current data, and the mix of detached, semi-detached, townhouse, and condo forms that characterizes much of Old Milton is not itemized here. What is clear is that King Street is an established residential street within the historic core, and its homes sit within the broader Old Milton market rather than apart from it.
King Street trades rarely. Any figure attached to this street would be invented rather than observed.
What the street does offer is position. King Street sits within Old Milton, the historic core of the town, where the housing stock is predominantly older and the lot pattern is set. For pricing orientation, the honest reference is the neighbourhood rather than the street. Until the street produces recorded sales, that neighbourhood level is the only defensible anchor, and it should be read as context, not as a valuation of any particular home here.
Directional and negotiation measures for the neighbourhood are not published in the current window, so the aggregate level stands on its own as the orientation point. Read against the street's own silence, the neighbourhood figure is what a reader can actually use: it describes the wider market King Street belongs to, without pretending to describe King Street itself.
Secondary options sit further out, so the drive matters more at that stage. School assignment should be confirmed directly with the boards, as proximity does not determine placement.
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The Town records 34 civic addresses on King Street, numbered 16–162, with Bronte Street, Bowes Street, Bell Street and Hugh Street 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.
See what it’s worth →An email when a home on King Street is listed for sale. Nothing else, and no account.
Watch King Street →Few recent sales on King Street 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 King Street homes we've tracked.
Request a valuation →Too few recent sales on King Street 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.