Woodlawn Crescent

Woodlawn Crescent is a residential crescent in Milton's Bronte Meadows neighbourhood, a pocket of the town that sits west of the downtown core and north of the main east-west arterial roads. The street itself is short and curved, the kind of local road that carries only the traffic that lives on it. The crescent form keeps through-traffic low, which shapes the daily feel of the street more than any single feature.

The homes here

Woodlawn Crescent is a detached street. Every home recorded here is a detached house, four in total, and no semi-detached, townhouse, or condo units appear in the mix. That gives the street a single, consistent housing form from end to end.

Getting around

Woodlawn Crescent sits in Bronte Meadows, a position that makes the GO train the realistic route into Toronto. The street's location keeps the highway close without putting it in view, and the drive to the GO lot is short enough that the car can stay parked once the train is caught.