Little Crescent is a short, quiet loop in the Clarke neighbourhood of Milton, a residential pocket set back from the busier arterial roads that frame this part of town.
Updated September 5, 2026. Sales and leases from the Board’s closed records; listings live.
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Too few recent trades on Little Crescent to price it on its own yet, the Clarke market is your best guide to what you'd pay here, and this page fills in with Little Crescent's own numbers as homes trade.
Little Crescent is a short, quiet loop in the Clarke neighbourhood of Milton, a residential pocket set back from the busier arterial roads that frame this part of town. The crescent's gentle curve gives it a contained feel, with most of its traffic being local. Laidlaw Park sits within a couple of minutes' walk, offering green space that anchors the immediate area. The street is part of a broader district of similar residential loops, where schools and everyday conveniences are never far.
Detached houses dominate the street's character, set on lots that give each property a clear sense of its own ground. The architecture follows a consistent suburban pattern, with variations in rooflines and facades lending a degree of individuality from house to house.
Little Crescent is a quiet residential crescent in the Clarke neighbourhood of Milton, and it trades rarely. For buyers considering this street, the broader Clarke neighbourhood serves as the practical pricing reference. The street's own market behaviour is clearest when read against this neighbourhood comparable, given the thinness of local data. Rental activity on Little Crescent is similarly sparse, with no recent leases recorded, reinforcing the picture of a street where turnover is infrequent and homes change hands only occasionally.
Year-over-year price movement has not been recorded, and the pace of sales, as measured by days on market, is not available for the neighbourhood. The absence of these data points means the directional trend and negotiation dynamics are not published here. What is clear is that Clarke's market operates at a level that reflects its established residential character, with a wide range of sale prices across different property types and conditions. For a street like Little Crescent, where local transactions are rare, the neighbourhood's typical price offers the most useful orientation for understanding value in this pocket of Milton.
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The Town records 23 civic addresses on Little Crescent, numbered 1106–1161, with McCuaig Drive and Tupper Drive 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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