Quaint Home In Old Milton, Foyer With Marble Flooring, Main Level With Hardwood Throughout. Separate Dining Room, Kitchen Offers Updated Cabinets, Counter, Glass Backsplash & Walk Out To Deck & Large Yard. Third Bedroom On Main Floor & 4 Piece Bath. Second Level With Two Bedrooms & 2 Piece Bathroom. Finished Lower Level With Laundry Room & 4 Piece Bathroom. Parking For Up To 3 Cars!

Inclusions: Fridge, Stove, Dishwasher, Washer, Dryer, Electrical Fixtures, Window Coverings, Hot Tub, Shed.

Three Bedroom Freehold Townhome, End Unit With Double Door Entry, Foyer With Two Piece Bath, Combined Living/Dining Area. Eat-In Kitchen W/Laminate Floors & Walk-Out To Fully Fenced Yard. Master With Walk-In Closet & Four Piece Ensuite. Lower Level Offers Laundry & Three Piece Bath. Close To Amenities & Schools.

Inclusions: Fridge, Stove, Dishwasher, Front Load Washer, Dryer, All Electrical Fixtures, All Window Coverings & Blinds.

Luxurious 2 Bed & Solarium Condo. Kitchen Offers Upgraded Ceramic Floor & Backsplash, Granite Counters, Cabinetry & Overlooks The Living/ Dining Area. Master Suite With Walk-In Closet & 4 Piece Bathroom Offers Upgraded Granite Vanity & Marble Floor. Second Bedroom Opens To The Solarium Which Acts As A Great Office/Study. Main Bathroom Upgraded With Granite Vanity, Ceramic Shower & Flooring. 

Building Offers Great Amenities Such As; Car Wash, Gym, Hot Tub/Spa, Party Room, Indoor Pool, Sauna & Steam Room, Squash & Tennis Court, & Visitor Parking!

Inclusions: Fridge, Stove, Dishwasher, Washer, Dryer, All Electrical Fixtures, All Blinds & Window Coverings. 

Stunning Four Bedroom Intracorp Home Never Lived In, Approximately 2800 Sq Ft. 9ft Ceilings Throughout Main Floor Foyer With 2 Piece Bathroom & Access To Garage. Large Eat-In Kitchen Offers Stainless Steel Appliances, Granite Counters, Modern Glass Backsplash, Centre Island With Undermount Sink & Upgraded Faucet, Large Pantry, Breakfast Area With Walk Out To Yard. Separate Dining Area, Great Room With Fireplace. Master Offers a Beautiful 5 Piece Ensuite Which Includes Dbl Sink, Sep Glass Shower & Soaker Tub. Master Also Offers a Large Walk In Closet. Upper Level Offers Laundry Room, Second Bedroom With 4Piece Ensuite, Third & Fourth With Jack & Jill Bathroom. Ready To Move In, Close To Schools, Parks, Amenities & Steps To The Escarpment. As per builders measurements. 

Inclusions: Fridge, Stove, Dishwasher, Washer, Dryer, Electrical Fixtures.

Open Concept Townhome (Original Owner), Foyer Offers 2 Pc Bath & Inside Access To Garage. Living/Dining Area With Walk Out To Fully Fenced Yard, Dark Hardwood Staircase (2011). Master With Walk In Closet & 4 Pc Ensuite Offers Separate Shower & Soaker Tub. Partly Finished Lower Level With 3 Pc Bath. Parking For 2 Cars In Driveway, Close To Amenities & Go Station. Updates Furnace (2010), A/C (2003)

Inclusions: Fridge, Stove, Washer, Dryer, Dishwasher, All Electrical Fixtures, Window Coverings, Garage Door Opener +2 Remotes, Alarm System.

Tto be sure of the exact times and dates for skating and swimming at these locations visit the arenas, www.milton.ca, 905-875-5393 (skating), 905-878-7946 (swimming).

If you love fresh and tasty seafood definitely try Walker’s Fish Market in Milton located at 1185 Maple Avenue.

Gorgeous 2 Storey On Corner Lot, Professionally Landscaped Gardens & Walkways. Crown Molding Throughout Main Floor, Open Concept Kitchen Offers Glass/Stone Backsplash. Family Room With Gas Fireplace, Front & Side Door Updated With Stained Glass. Master With Walk-In Closet & Ensuite Offers Separate Soaker Tub, Basement With High Ceilings & Above Grade Windows, Ruff-In Bath. Home Shows 10++!!

Inclusions: All Electrical Fixtures, Fridge, Stove, Dishwasher, Washer, Dryer, Garage Door Opener +2 Remotes, All Window Coverings & Blinds, Water Softener, Central Vac.

Exclusions: Dining Room Electrical Fixtures.

We have compiled the following tips to help parents prepare their young children for a move, and to also help them adjust to their new home and community once the move has taken place.

1. Tell your children about the upcoming move as soon as possible.
Waiting until the For Sale sign appears on your lawn, or having your kids find out about the move from neighbors, will only leave them feeling left out and most likely, angry.

2. Discuss with your children, in an age-appropriate manner, some of the pros and cons of moving.
Most children get great comfort from simply being heard, and by being assured that their parents are committed to helping them adjust to a new environment.

3. Encourage your children to help you investigate your new community.
Most cities or towns have their own website, which they use to advertise and promote life in their community. In addition to finding information on the area lifestyle, you should also find a list of the local amenities, such as schools, places of worship, recreation centres, community sports associations, and parks. Most community sites will also include locations of the nearest shopping malls, movie theatres, and special attractions such as water parks, horse stables, and public beaches.

4. When packing, resist the urge to throw out all of your children’s old, unused toys.
Instead, ask your children to help you prepare for packing by separating their toys into three piles. Pile 1 comes with them to the new house. Pile 2 is for donating to a local shelter or community centre, and pile 3 is only for those toys that they understand are beyond repair, and for safety sake, should be thrown away. Allowing your child to decide what to do with his/her worn toys provides them a feeling of control in a situation that is largely, out of their control.

5. Pack any young children’s belongings last; allowing them prolonged access to their familiar possessions reduces their anxiety.

Ask your children to help you pack some of their belongings into boxes; and be sure to explain that the boxes, and every item that goes into the box, is going to be unpacked at the new house. Assemble some fun packing materials; a variety of brightly coloured (washable) markers for writing their name on each of their own boxes, bubble wrap for swaddling their dolls and soft toys, and a selection of stickers to decorate, and easily identify what is in each of their boxes.

6. Take your children to visit the new home at least once prior moving day, and be sure to keep the visit short, and upbeat.

7. Ask your child if he/she would like to have a moving party.
Invite his/her friends over to enjoy a night of pizza and movies. Take pictures of each guest posing with your child using an instant or digital camera. Keep one copy for your child, and give one copy to each guest to take with them.

8. Most kids make new friends at school fairly easily, but if your moving date is scheduled after the end of the school year, your child could be facing a long, lonely summer break.

To keep your child from feeling isolated you will have to take steps to help him/her meet some new friends. Soon after moving into your new home, ask your neighbors if there are children of the same age close by. Ask those neighbors who have young children if they are interested in allowing your children to play together at the local park during supervised play dates.

9. Once the move has taken place, organize a "family exploring day".
Let your children help you plan an afternoon walk, or scenic drive through a specific part of your new town. By doing this, you will not only be helping your children to familiarize themselves with their new community, but your family will also be creating fun, new memories associated with your new home.

10. Involve your children in deciding how to decorate their new bedrooms.
Even the youngest child should have some of their ideas incorporated into the new design. Whether it’s a big decision (choosing the wall color), or a small decision (selecting just the right spot for his/her toy box), giving your child “a say” helps them to embrace their new space.

Above all, keep the communication lines open - before, during, and after the move. Depending on the child, it can take anywhere from a few days to many months to adjust to their new surroundings.

1. Look around, up and down!

First off clear the clutter and empty the cabinets, get rid of all garbage and unnecessary items! Then take a look, make sure there is no water mildew on the ceiling, the taps and faucets are running properly, the flooring is in good shape. If all need fixing, then head on over to your nearest home renovation store.

For the ceiling all you need to do isscrub the walls with a strong solution that is call trisodium phosphate and water. Afterwards use a chlorine bleach and swab the affected areas of the ceiling, let it be for about two hours. Rinse the ceiling thoroughly with water wait for it to dry then use a primer with a stain killing agent, let the primer dry then paint with a mildew resistant latex paint!

For taps and faucets and shower heads shop around to different home stores and find good quality items for a decent price. If the existing faucets and or shower head in your bathroom are in good condition but are clogged, then all you need is CLR. Put a fair amount in a glass bowl and let the faucet or shower head soak for two minutes, afterwards rinse with warm water!

If the flooring in your bathroom needs an update there are ways to fix it up without hurting the wallet. At any home store you can find peel and stick vinyl flooring. Very inexpensive and easy to apply, all you do is peel and stick, also it give the look of tile and has some texture. If you would want the floor to look more like a ceramic tile then add grout! If you don’t mind spending more on the flooring there are many other types you can go with, a ceramic look very nice in a bathroom!

2. Create an illusion!

Purchasing a large mirror will create the illusion that the bathroom is larger than it really is. Also when choosing a mirror you do not have to go with the standard rectangle shape, if you like a more modern look go with a circular or even a few smaller mirrors place in a row. A great place to find inexpensive mirrors is at Ikea!

3. Make Great use of Your Space!

A bathroom looks much better and more comfortable, when there is no dirty clothes or towels on the floor, or perfume and toothbrushes/toothpaste all over the counter. Having a small cabinet or storage unit in your bathroom will make it look clean and tidy. Also at Ikea there is inserts for drawers or cabinets with sections, so you can organize all your bathroom needs. Another great tip, since the counter will be cleared off, you could add some scented candles or popery to add some fragrance and calmness!

4. LIGHTS, Camera, Action!

Adding a simple yet elegant light fixture does a lot to a bathroom. Also pot lights are very popular! Having a dimmer switch is also a great idea, since the bathroom is where you can relax and soak away your troubles and have a relaxing level of light makes a big difference!

5. Last But Not Least the Theme!!

Having a theme and sticking to it, is very important. The theme brings the whole bathroom together. A popular theme for a bathroom is a day at the beach. This theme suggests neutral colours for decor and accessories. Also you could have little framed pieces of art on the walls that correspond with your theme!

Hope these 5 inexpensive bathroom tips worked for you!

Sterling model, separate dining room with decorative columns, living room with 10 ft ceiling & family room open to large kitchen. Eat-in kitchen offers ceramic floors, stainless steel appliances & walk out to fenced yard, inside access to garage & oak staircase. Master offers walk in closet & 4 piece ensuite with separate soaker tub. Home has been freshly painted throughout!

Gorgeous 4Yr Milton Heritage Homes Lincoln Park Model, With Fenced Yard. Front Covered Porch & Concrete Patio's. Approx 2400 Sqft W/Upgrades. Combined Liv/Din With Potlights, Hardwood Floors Throughout, Large Family Size Kitchen With Granite Counters, Ceramic Floor & Bcksplsh, Breakfast Area With Walkout To Yard!. Stainless Steel Appiances. Upgraded Light Fixtures Throughout The Home. 2nd Level Family Room With Hardwood Floors, Potlights & Fireplace. MBed With Doiuble Door Entry,Walk In Closet & 4Pc Ensuite. Very Spacious Home Recently Painted Throughout, Shows +10!!

Inclusions: Fridge, Gas Stove, Dishwasher, Washer, Dryer, All Electrical Fixtures, All Window Coverings, Alarm System.

Charming Home In Central Acton, Walk To Downtown & Fairy Lake. Hardwood Floors Throughout Home, Crown Moulding Throughout Main Level. Large Family Room W/Wood Burning Stove & 2Pc Updated Bathroom. Large Updated Eat-In Kitchen W/W/O To Deck & Very Private Backyard With Pond & Perennial Gardens. Second Flr Offer 3 Bedrooms, Master W/W/I Closet. 4Pc Main Bathroom W/Jacuzzi Soaker Tub, Separate Shower & 2 Skylights. Parking For Up To 6 Cars In Driveway!

Inclusions: Fridge, Stove, Washer, Dryer, Electrical Fixtures, Ceiling Fans, Water Softener.

Schools In The Area

- Hitherfield Private School (Traditional/Arts)

- Brookville Public School

- Limehouse Public School

- Bus systems to all surrounding towns and schools

Contact Jerry or Pam for any details or questions

905-876-2458

wescot_56@hotmail.com

• Regional, arterial, and collector roads should be cleared within 2-12 hours after a storm.
• Rural collector and industrial roads cleared in 5-16 hours.
• Urban and rural residential can take from 8-24 hours to sand or plow to a snow packed surface.
• Sidewalks & pathways for school, and transit routes are also in a list of priority, and they will get cleared after 5 cm of snow.

 For Milton citizens who live on residential streets be prepared this winter, have snow or all season tires on, because it could get slippery!