MILLIKEN NEIGHBOURHOOD

Milliken Nieghbourhood 

• This neighbourhood was originally called Milliken’s Corners. It was named after Norman Milliken, a United Empire Loyalist, who settled here in 1807
• Milliken remained a rural community up until the 1970’s when its furrowed farm fields gave way to the modern subdivisions that now define this neighbourhood
• This neighbourhood has many outstanding features including a modern public library and neighbourhood centre, the beautifully designed Milliken Park, and the Milliken Park Recreational Trail which winds it’s way through this neighbourhood.
• Milliken’s housing stock consists primarily of modern two-storey detached houses built in the 1980’s and 1990’s.
• These family style houses are small to medium in size with attached garages and private drives.
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• Milliken also contains a handful of townhouse complexes and condominium apartment buildings located in the McCowan Road and Alton Towers Drive section of this neighbourhood.
• Price Range 200k up to 600k
• The largest shopping centre in this neighbourhood is the Milliken Wells Shopping Plaza located off McCowan Road at Alton Towers Circle
• Milliken Park located at Steeles Avenue and McCowan Road is ideal for picnics or large social gatherings.
• The Goldhawk Park Public Library and Neighbourhood Centre located at 295 Alton Towers Circle is part of a multi-use recreational complex that includes a large outdoor playing area with baseball diamonds, basketball courts and a children’s playground.
• Bus routes along Brimley, McCowan, and Middlefield Roads provide connections to the Toronto Transit and Go Transit station at the Scarborough City Centre. The Steeles Avenue bus provides a connecting route to the Yonge-University-Spadina subway line