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Hawthorne on Trafalgar
By Mattamy Homes
New Townhomes at Hawthorne On Trafalgar by Mattamy Homes, Milton
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Grocery Options
Hawthorne on Trafalgar New Townhomes offers excellent grocery options, balancing national supermarkets with local specialty markets. For everyday shopping, full-service stores like Sobeys, Metro, Food Basics, Walmart Supercentre, FreshCo, and the Real Canadian Superstore are all within an 8-to-10-minute drive. The community also provides easy access to premium choices like Longo’s and specialty shops like Milton Halal Grocery & Meat. Plus, since the neighborhood sits next to Halton's beautiful agricultural lands, you can enjoy fresh, seasonal produce from local roadside stands and nearby farm markets like Chudleigh’s all summer and autumn long.
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Big Plazas Around
New Towns at Hawthorne on Trafalgar places you at the center of Milton's finest retail and shopping destinations. For everyday errands and big-box shopping, SmartCentres Milton and Milton Common are just 8 to 10 minutes away. High-end fashion lovers will enjoy living just 7 minutes from the Toronto Premium Outlets, a premier open-air mall with over 130 designer brands. Additionally, nearby local spots like Milton East Shopping Centre provide quick daily essentials like Shoppers Drug Mart, while Thompson Square Plaza serves as a popular destination for unique South Asian boutiques, jewelry, and specialty dining.
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Sports Complex
New Townhomes at Hawthorne on Trafalgar by Mattamy Homes keeps residents active with elite access to Milton's premier sports centres. You are just minutes from the indoor pools, fitness studios, and ice rinks at the Milton Sports Centre and Sherwood Community Centre. The community also sits near world-class sports hubs like the Mattamy National Cycling Centre velodrome and the Sixteen Mile Sports Complex. Additionally, year-round field sports and outdoor recreation are highly accessible at the nearby Milton Sports Dome and Lions Sports Park.
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Population and Demographic
Milton is one of Canada's youngest and fastest-growing municipalities, with a current population of 132,979 that is projected to climb to 228,000 by 2031. Boasting a young median age of 35.2 years, it serves as an incredibly diverse multicultural hub where 42.1% of residents are immigrants, supported by prominent South Asian, Arab, Black, and Filipino communities. Finely balanced by strong economic data, the town’s average household income stands at an impressive $142,600 annually, sitting well above both Ontario and Canadian averages.
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Nearby College and University
Hawthorne on Trafalgar places students at the center of Ontario's fastest-growing academic hub. The community sits just minutes from the Milton Education Village (MEV), home to the state-of-the-art Wilfrid Laurier University (Milton Campus) and multiple modern Conestoga College campuses specializing in tech, engineering, and healthcare. Additionally, the neighborhood’s exceptional transit links provide a quick, effortless commute to top regional institutions, including Sheridan College in Oakville and Mississauga, the University of Toronto Mississauga (UTM), and McMaster University in Hamilton.
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Catholic Schools in the Area
New townhomes at Hawthorne on Trafalgar by Mattamy Homes offer families access to top-tier education through the Halton Catholic District School Board. Younger students from Kindergarten to Grade 8 are served by excellent local elementary schools, including St. Josephine Bakhita, St. Peter, and St. Anthony of Padua. For older students in Grades 9 through 12, the community is zoned for prominent high schools like the newly opened St. Kateri Tekakwitha and the well-established Bishop P. F. Reding Catholic Secondary School.
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Public Schools in the Area
New townhomes at Hawthorne on Trafalgar by Mattamy Homes offer a strong academic foundation, with public education managed by the highly regarded Halton District School Board (HDSB). Elementary students from Kindergarten to Grade 8 are zoned for exceptional local schools like Hawthorne Village Public School and Cedar Ridge Public School. As students move on to Grades 9 through 12, they will attend top-tier high schools, including Craig Kielburger Secondary School and Elsie MacGill Secondary School.
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Future Growth Around Milton South
Milton South is undergoing a massive urban expansion designed to welcome approximately 57,000 residents and 17,000 new homes. This long-term development focuses on creating highly walkable, pedestrian-friendly neighborhoods that seamlessly integrate local retail, public plazas, new schools, and large park spaces. Key anchors driving this regional growth include the tech-forward Milton Education Village (MEV) and plans for a future Trafalgar GO Station. To smoothly support this influx of families, over $57 million is being invested in upgrading local roads, bridges, and stormwater infrastructure.
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New Homes in South East, Milton
Southeast Milton has quickly become one of the premier hot spots for new homes and pre-construction real estate in the Greater Toronto Area. Spurred by massive, long-term frameworks like the Britannia and Trafalgar Secondary Plans, the region is attracting top Canadian home builders. These developers are creating highly modern, transit-oriented, and beautifully designed master-planned neighborhoods perfectly tailored for today’s active families.
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Milton Future Growth
Milton, Ontario is rapidly evolving into a premier, highly connected urban center. Guided by forward-thinking long-term planning frameworks, the town is strategically managing its booming population and economic growth. Under the newly approved Town of Milton Official Plan, a robust foundation for modern infrastructure and advanced transit networks is being laid down, ensuring a seamless and sustainable expansion for decades to come.