Trafalgar, Halton

Nestled in the charming municipality of Milton, Trafalgar is a dynamic and diverse neighbourhood with a mix of residential, commercial, and industrial areas. The neighbourhood is surrounded by Lake Ontario in the south, Steeles Avenue in the north, Winston Churchill Boulevard in the east, and Burloak Drive in the west. It is bordered by 16 Mile Creek, Dundas Street, Trafalgar Road, and Upper Middle Road. The neighbourhood provides access to various amenities, including parks, schools, community centres, and major highways. While it is still relatively underdeveloped, the city's plans for developing the Trafalgar neighbourhood will offer housing, shopping, parkland, flexible office space, and public transit. Despite this, the township is an ideal and quiet place, with large detached houses available. The place is known for its natural beauty, lush greenery and breathtaking landscapes, perfect for outdoor activities.

The livability and lifestyle of Trafalgar are good, thanks to the vibrant community and culture. With its beautiful parks, scenic trails, and proximity to numerous recreation facilities, Trafalgar offers a wide range of outdoor activities for residents and visitors to enjoy. While most houses here are large detached ones, one can also find townhouses and condos. With the city's development project, the Trafalgar neighbourhood will soon become one of the most dynamic neighbourhoods to live and raise your family. As a result, the Trafalgar real estate prices will also surge, along with an increase in employment opportunities. Presently, the neighbourhood has an excellent livability score. It also ranks high on housing and schools. At the same time, the rankings for amenities, cost of living, and employment are slightly lower. Here is a glimpse into the livability of the Trafalgar neighbourhood in terms of cost of living, employment, crime rate, amenities, employment, and school. The crime rate in the municipality is 48% lower than the national average and scores A+. It is also 88% safer to live in than other cities in Canada. This shows that the neighbourhood keeps safety as its topmost priority. Here is an overview of crime in Milton compared to Ontario and national crime.

The Trafalgar neighbourhood is diverse, with a rich cultural heritage that is celebrated throughout the year. The community is home to people from different backgrounds and cultures, creating a vibrant and inclusive atmosphere. The neighbourhood is close to several other localities and provides access to a thriving art and culture scene. The development is expected to create several thousands of jobs. The median household income is 49% higher than the national average, and the unemployment rate is 41% lower. The labour force participation is also 9% higher than the national average. Trafalgar is part of Milton municipality. The municipality has a large population. However, most of the residents speak English here, as evident by the statistics mentioned in the table below:

Despite the low grade in amenities, all the essential amenities are accessible in Trafalgar. The area is well-known for top-grade schools, healthcare centres, and restaurants that provide services to both residents and visitors. Here is a sneak peek into some of the amenities available in the neighbourhood.

Schools

Many schools are located in and around the Trafalgar neighbourhood. Here is a list of some of the best ones.

• Milton District High School
• Maple Grove Public School
• Hawthorne Village Public School
• Oakville Trafalgar High School
• Irma Coulson Public School

Restaurants

The Trafalgar neighbourhood is surrounded by upscale restaurants serving delectable and varied cuisines. Here are some of the most popular ones.

• Risposta Bistro
• Trafalgar Steakhouse and Grill
• Portobello’s Italian Bistro
• Goodfellas Wood Oven Pizza
• The Grand Chalet & Tony Spiducci’s Ristorante
• The Escarpment Tea Room
• Pasqualino
• Thai House Campbellville
• Caso Americano Italian Bistro & Restaurant
• Pho Milton
• East Side Mario's

Shopping Mall

Being a developing and small neighbourhood, Trafalgar only has a limited number of shopping centres. However, the nearby neighbourhoods and towns offer plenty of options. Fortunately, the neighbourhood is well connected, making it convenient for residents to travel to these places. Some of the most popular shopping centres include:

• Milton Mall
• Sobeys Extra Milton
• Toronto Premium Outlet Mall
• Thompson Square Shopping Plaza
• Main Centre Milton
• Trafalgar Village
• SmartCentres Milton
• Oakville Place
• RioCan Centre

Hospitals

The Trafalgar neighbourhood provides smooth access to various excellent healthcare facilities in Milton and the nearby region of Oakville. Here are some of them.

• Oakville Trafalgar Memorial Hospital
• Milton District Hospital
• Georgetown Hospital
• The Credit Valley Hospital
• St. Joseph's Hospital
• Oakville Hospital
• William Osler Hospital

While there are limited places to visit in the Trafalgar neighbourhood, the surrounding areas offer great options. From hiking trails and parks to museums and art galleries, Milton offers a range of recreational activities and cultural experiences for residents and visitors. Whether you are a local looking to spend an enjoyable day or a visitor looking to explore the area, here are some of Trafalgar's top attractions and places to visit.

Rattlesnake Point Conservation Area

Rattlesnake Point Conservation Area is a popular destination for hikers and outdoor enthusiasts. Some must-have experiences in this area include visiting Ancient Cedars, standing at the Buffalo Crag Lookout Point, and taking the Nassagaweya Canyon Trail.

Royal Ontario Golf Club

The Royal Ontario Golf Club is breathtaking, with nine large ponds, dense forests, and ample green cover. It is a championship-level course that has hosted numerous events. The course features scenic countryside views and is known for its challenging layout.

Springridge Farm

Springridge Farm is a multi-generational farm that offers a variety of fun activities. The place includes a Barn Market featuring gourmet products, a cafe, and a gift boutique. In addition, the farmyard includes several adventure activities, including tube slides, spider web climbing, wagon rides, and a giant sandbox. The farm also celebrates seasonal festivals like Harvest Festival and Weekend Food Truck Festival.

Chudleigh's Entertainment Farm

First opened in 1967, Chudleigh's Entertainment Farm is a family-friendly destination that offers a range of activities, including apple picking, a farm market, a playground, and a petting zoo. The farm also features summer music nights and various restaurants, including The Windmill Restaurant, The Silo Bar, The Blossom Cafe, and The Market & Ice Box.

Milton Centre for the Arts

A must-visit for people interested in the arts and culture scene, Milton Centre for the Arts is a cultural hub featuring a large theatre, an art gallery, and a variety of studio spaces. The place hosts various events and performances, including theatre productions, art exhibitions, and comedy shows.

There are plenty of things to do in and around the Trafalgar location. The neighbourhood is home to many entertainment places that occupy tourists and residents. From an adventurous day at an entertainment farm to watching stellar art exhibitions, the neighbourhood has something for everyone. Here are some top ways to spend a day in the Trafalgar neighbourhood.

Hike at the Rattlesnake Point Conservation Area

The Rattlesnake Point Conservation Area has plenty of walking trails with scenic and breathtaking views. You can easily spend a few hours exploring the area and soaking in the beauty of the surrounding forests and wetlands.

A Family Day at Springridge Farm

Springridge Farm is an ideal place to spend time with your family. You can have a joy-filled day here with many adventure activities tailor-made for children and adults.

Watch an Event at the Milton Centre for the Arts

The Milton Centre for the Arts features regular events and performances. From comedy shows to theatre productions, the place won't disappoint if you are a fan of art and theatre.

The Trafalgar neighbourhood is well-connected to all the famous locations. Here is an overview of its distance from them.

• Toronto is located approximately 39 kilometres from Trafalgar.
• The Pearson International Airport is located approximately 33 kilometres from Trafalgar.
• The Lisgar GO Station is just 17 kilometres away from Trafalgar. The Oakville GO Station is also located 5.2 kilometres away.
• The distance between Niagara Falls and Trafalgar neighbourhood is 99 kilometres.

The Trafalgar neighbourhood is surrounded by popular markets and shopping centres. Here are some of them.

Milton Farmers' Market

Held every Saturday between 8 to 12 pm in the months of May to October, the Milton Farmers' Market has over 50 vendors selling local produce, meat, homemade sauces, flowers, baked goods, and much more.

Milton Mall

The Milton Mall is open all days of the week and has many premium stores, restaurants, and eateries. It is an excellent place for shopping or just hanging out with friends and family.

The Trafalgar neighbourhood has a small population. However, the recent city developments are expected to bring in more residents to the area. The idea of demographics in Trafalgar can be taken from the statistics available for Milton. The Milton municipality has a population of 142,128. The population density is 364 per square kilometre. The population is made of diverse cultural backgrounds. For example, 25.41% of people are South Asian, 5.47% are Black, 4.18% are Arab, 3.6% are Filipino, and 2.7% are Latin American. Here are all the Milton demographics in detail.

There are many kid-friendly and pet-friendly places in theTrafalgar location. Here are some popular activities you can do with your kids and pets. The Rattlesnake Point Conservation Area is a pet-friendly area. So you can take your furry friend for a walk and explore the beauty of the place without worry. The Chudleigh's Entertainment Farm is a family-friendly place to keep your children occupied with fun-filled activities for hours. You can also visit the Milton Mall to spend family time shopping and eating out.

The average cost of living in Milton is 5% higher than the national average, making it a slightly expensive place to live. The average cost of goods and services is also 8% higher than the national average. Here is an overview of the cost of living situation in the city.

Currently, a single detached house in the Trafalgar neighbourhood can cost $1,300,000, and a townhouse can cost $756,500. However, with the ongoing developments in the neighbourhood, the prices of properties are expected to rise eventually. The overall situation of Milton's real estate housing market can give an idea of what the market in Trafalgar may look like. The housing in Milton is 6% lower than the national average. The median listing price is $1,100,000. At present, the prices are reduced quarterly by 0.4%. Properties like detached homes, townhouses, and apartment buildings are available in the area.