Malton, Peel Neighbourhood Guide

Malton Neighbourhood Overview

Founded in 1823 by Samuel Moore, Malton is a beautiful neighbourhood situated in the northeast corner of Mississauga, surrounding the city of Toronto to the east, the district of Brampton to the north, Airport Road to the west, and a second CN line and Toronto Pearson International Airport to the south. With an approximate driving distance of 7 km from the airport, the region is geographically separated from the other areas of Mississauga. If you are recently planning to move to the district for study, work, or even to visit, you must know that the community has been listed as one of the 10 locations in the North and Northeast to live by The Sunday Times. Some of the neighbouring cities of Malton include Woodbridge, Etobicoke, York, North York, and Fisherville.

Livability & Lifestyle of Malton

Malton stands 35th in the neighbourhood ranks of Mississauga. It has an exceptional livability score of 81 out of 100. In Ontario, it scored 72 and 67 in Canada. These stats revealed that it had been ranked better than 97% of the areas of Mississauga. The livability score has been assigned based on the following factors

Amenities	A+
Cost of Living	C+
Employment	C-
Housing	A-
Schools	C-
Crime	A+

Now that you know about all these factors, it is also imperative that you know about the crime rate of the district to understand how secure it is for the residents.

Index	Malton (/100k people)	Mississauga (/100k people)	Ontario/100k People	National (/100k people)
Total Crime	2,345	1,884	3,086	4,223
Violent Crime	602 (estimate)	484	792	1,042
Property Crime	1,743 (estimate)	1,400	2,294	3,181

People & Culture of Malton

As every neighbourhood has a rich historical heritage, the history of Malton dates back to its foundation. Many of the initial settlers of the district were buried in a Cemetery located at 2030 Derry Road East on the south side between Bramalea Road and Torbram Road. The next person to settle in Malton was Richard Halliday from Malton in Yorkshire, England. He was the only blacksmith in town, and over the years, he established a significant influence over the area. After a while, the community was named ‘Malton’ to give tribute to Halliday’s ancestral home. In comparison to the national average, the median household income of the people in Malton is 14% less. Also, the unemployment rate is 15% less than the national average, and people in the labour force are 10% less. To better understand, refer to the table below

Index	Malton
Median household income	$70,520
Unemployment Rate	5.4%
Labor force participation rate	57.8%

Now that you already know about the employment rate, let me give you an idea about the average earnings of the people in Malton.

Percentage	Earnings
6.7%	$20,000
12.8%	$80,000 to $100,000
0.6%	$300,000 or more

People of Malton are more familiar with English than with French. The below data will help you gain better clarity of the same.

Language	Familiarity
English only	105,330
French only	100
English and French	6,675

Malton Neighbourhoods Nearby

Since the district's origin, Malton has transformed itself into a thriving community. Malton offers a wide range of amenities, good highway accessibility and a real estate market flourishing like never before. The neighbourhood offers its residents every facility possible, from schools to shopping centres. Parents can easily rely on primary schools for quality education for their children. The top primary schools in the vicinity include:

Dunrankin Drive Public School
Madaniyya Academy
Brandon Gate Public School
St Raphael School
Lancaster Public School
Morning Star Middle School
Corliss Public School
Darcel Avenue Senior Public School
Marvin Heights Public School
Ridgewood Public School
Holy Cross School
Khalsa School Malton

Malton also has high schools that offer exceptional education and overall student development. The top four high schools include:

Lincoln M. Alexander Secondary School
Ascension Of Our Lord Secondary School
Millennium Academy,
Khalsa School Malton.

If you have recently moved to Malton, exploring the restaurants in the neighbourhood would turn out to be an absolute treat. They would be perfect for your morning breakfast, brunch or dinner. Some of the restaurants that you can visit in Malton include:

India the Restaurant
Florios Pizzeria Ristorante
The New Malton
The Talbot Malton,
Stew & Oyster Malton.

Apart from the restaurants, you might also want to visit shopping centres. In Malton., you can explore some of the best shopping centres, including:

Westwood Square
Bramalea City Centre
Woodbridge Mall
The Albion Centre
Woodbine Pharmacy,
Shoppers World Brampton.

The neighbourhood also has healthcare facilities you can visit during an emergency or health issue. Some of these include:

Four Corners Health Care Centre
Friends & Advocates
Malton Neighbourhood Services,
Peapn-Peel Elder abuse prevention network.

Top Attractions & Places to Visit in Malton

Every neighbourhood has certain attractions and places you must visit while exploring. Some of the top attractions of Malton include:

Eden Camp Modern History Museum

If you are fond of visiting historical places, you must not skip visiting the Eden Camp Modern History Museum in Malton. It is a family-owned and operated business that began 30 years ago. It was initially a war camp built on an agricultural plot on the district's outskirts in the early 1940s.

Scampston Walled Garden

Designed by famous Dutch gardener Pier Oudolf, Scampston Walled Garden is an award-winning parkland with a cafe known for serving delicious cream teas. One of the reasons for visiting this garden is the lush greenery and scenic views.

Robert E Fuller

This is probably the best place to visit if you are into art. Robert E Fuller is an art gallery that showcases the work of an extraordinary wildlife artist that goes by the same name. It is filled with paintings, pictures, and limited-edition prints from all over the world. Along with these, some informative films are made from the camera footage taken from the hidden cameras in animal nests and are beautifully displayed.

Things to Do in Malton

As you have already seen the places mentioned in the attractions of Malton, I would advise you to visit these places and make the most out of them. However, along with them, you can try plenty of other things in Malton.

Amusement and Theme Parks of Malton

Visiting an amusement park is a different experience altogether. While you stay at Malton, try to visit an amusement park at least once. Flamingo land is one of Malton's incredible theme parks that offers brilliant customer service. It has various rides to choose from, and it also consists of a zoo.

Coffee and Breakfast at the Neighbouring Cafes

The definition of a pleasant morning varies from one person to another. However, a nice cup of coffee and a delicious breakfast is the best way to begin. While exploring the region, take advantage of the fantastic cafes and try the food that is an absolute delight to your taste buds. Some of the neighbouring cafes you can try to include That Italian Place Cafe & Eatery, Williams Fresh Cafe, Montesanto Bakery, Symposium Cafe Restaurant and Lounge, and Davide Bakery and Cafe.

Distance & Commute from Popular Locations

3.7 miles away from Toronto Pearson International Airport
24.9 kilometres away from Port Credit

Popular Markets in Malton

Al-Khair Halal Meat & Grocery

Al-Khair Halal Meat & Grocery is one of the most popular meat markets in Mississauga. It serves only HMA Certified Halal Meat, so each and every community is able to buy meat from this grocery store. Serving only the freshest meat including Veal, Lamb, Chicken, Beef, Goat & Sheep, their customers speak praises about the quality that they offer. Customers can also avail the service of free parking while visiting the grocery store.

Mississauga Flea Market

This multicultural flea market sells artwork, handicrafts, and rugs, as well as produce and international cuisine. This multicultural flea market sells artwork, handicrafts, and rugs, as well as produce and international cuisine. Visitors of the Mississauga Flea Market can avail the Private Lot Parking and Bike Parking services as well.

Lions Farmers’ Market

Lions Farmers Market is a farmers market in the city of Mississauga. It features a varied selection, from honey, cured meats, and cheese to veggies and fruits. Interested people can visit the market at 4190 Shipp Dr., Mississauga, ON, L4Z 2Y8. The prices for all their products are deemed as reasonable by the customers as well.

Malton Village Demographics

The below table shows the key details of the demographics of Malton

Statistic	Malton
Area Code	905
Population	39,441
Population density (sq km)	5,435
Median age	36.1
Male/Female ratio	1.0:1
Married couples	70%
Families w/ kids at home	51%

Things to Do in Malton with Kids & Pets

If you're exploring Malton with your kids, there are plenty of places you can explore in the neighbourhood. One is the Fantasy Fair, an amazing amusement park with a restaurant. Kids can enjoy the rides and eat a delicious meal at the restaurant. Apart from this, there’s Chinguacousy Park, which has a wide range of kid-friendly activities, including mini golf, a petting zoo, and a skate park. Not only can you explore kid-friendly places, but you can also explore pet-friendly spaces near Malton if you have pets. You can go to Totoredaca Dog Park, Willow Park Ecology Centre, PetSmart, and Lake Aquitaine Park.

Average Cost of Living in Malton

The average cost of living is calculated using the national average of 100. In Malton, the living expenses are 99, which is 1% lower than the national average. The table below shows the total cost of living and the cost of several factors ranging from groceries to transportation.

Index	Malton (out of 100)
Cost of living	99
Goods & Services	108
Groceries	100
Health care	103
Housing	74
Transportation	107
Utilities	130

Real Estate Housing Market of Malton

As per the housing market report of Malton for December 2022, the real estate market of Malton has an average house price of $887,767 and has got 58 new listings in the past 56 days. The properties stay in the market for an average period of 22 days.

Location Insights

FAQ

What is the average home price sale in Malton?

Malton has an average home price sale of Malton is $887,767. However, this price is subject to change as per the market trends.

How much does a rental home cost in Malton?

The average cost of rental homes in Malton ranges between $1,400 to $3,500. However, this price is subject to change as per the market trends.

What are nearby neighbourhoods in Malton?

The neighbouring cities of Malton are Woodbridge, Etobicoke, York, North York and Fisherville

How many homes are for sale in Malton?

Malton has more than 20 homes that are available for sale.

How quickly are homes selling in Malton?

From the recent data, Malton has got 58 new listings in the past 56 days. Thus, more and more people are listing their properties on rental sites. Malton’s neighbourhood has many recreational attractions, good motorway connectivity, and a diverse real estate market. These factors attract potential buyers to invest in Malton.

Where does Malton rank among other Mississauga neighbourhoods?

Malton has been ranked better than 97% of the areas of Mississauga. Holding a livability score of 81, the neighbourhood offers a wide range of amenities, employment opportunities and housing options.