Bungalows for Sale in Milton, Ontario
Milton has a limited but consistent supply of bungalows — mostly in older neighbourhoods like Old Milton, Dorset Park, and Timberlea. Urban bungalows in established neighbourhoods typically range from $750,000 to $1.2 million, while rural bungalows on larger lots and acreage range from $850,000 to $3 million and up depending on size and land. Below are the current MLS listings.
Current Bungalows for Sale in Milton
These are live MLS listings updated daily. Bungalows in Milton move quickly — if you see one you like, reach out immediately.
Why Are Bungalows in Milton So Hard to Find?
Milton’s growth over the past 25 years has been dominated by two-storey detached homes and townhouses built for young families. Bungalows are concentrated in neighbourhoods developed in the 1960s through 1980s — primarily Dorset Park, Old Milton, Timberlea, and parts of Bronte Meadows.
Because the supply is limited and demand is strong (especially from downsizers and aging-in-place buyers), bungalows tend to sell faster and command a premium over comparable two-storey homes. Many are also bought by investors who tear them down and rebuild two-storey homes — reducing the supply further every year.
If you’re serious about buying a bungalow in Milton, you need to move fast when one comes up — and ideally have an agent watching for them before they hit the public market.
Who Is Buying Bungalows in Milton?
We see three main buyer groups competing for Milton bungalows:
- Downsizers — Empty-nesters who’ve lived in Milton for 20+ years and want to stay in the community without managing a large two-storey home.
- Accessibility buyers — Families with aging parents or mobility needs who require main-floor living.
- Investors/builders — Buyers who purchase bungalows on large lots to tear down and rebuild. This is why bungalow inventory is shrinking.
If you’re competing against tear-down builders, you’ll need a smart offer strategy. We can help you position competitively without overpaying.
How Much Do Bungalows Cost in Milton?
Bungalow pricing in Milton varies significantly based on whether the home is in an established urban neighbourhood or on a rural lot, along with lot size, renovation status, and location. Here’s a general range as of 2026:
- Urban bungalows: $750,000 – $1.2 million. These are found in established in-town neighbourhoods like Dorset Park, Old Milton, Timberlea, and Bronte Meadows. Pricing depends on lot size, condition, and how updated the home is.
- Rural bungalows: $850,000 – $3 million and up. These sit on larger lots and acreage outside the urban boundary, where price is driven heavily by land size, location, and the home itself. Larger parcels, custom builds, and premium acreage push well past the urban range.
For exact pricing in your target neighbourhood, check our Milton Price Guide or ask us directly.
Best Milton Neighbourhoods for Bungalows
Not every Milton neighbourhood has bungalows. Here’s where to focus your search. For the full picture across all home types, see our Milton homes for sale page.
- Dorset Park — The highest concentration of bungalows in Milton. Larger lots, mature trees, quiet streets. Built 1970s–80s.
- Old Milton — Mix of bungalows and 1.5-storey homes. Walkable to downtown, character lots.
- Timberlea — Some scattered bungalows among the semi-detached and two-storey homes. Established neighbourhood.
- Bronte Meadows — Pockets of bungalows, slightly more affordable than Dorset Park.
Looking for a Bungalow in Milton?
We track bungalow inventory before it hits MLS. Tell us what you’re looking for and we’ll send you matches as they come up.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many bungalows are typically for sale in Milton at any given time?
Usually between 5 and 15 at any given time, across all price ranges and conditions. Compared to 200+ total homes on the market, bungalows represent a very small percentage of Milton’s inventory.
Are there any new-build bungalows in Milton?
Rarely. Modern Milton developments are almost exclusively two-storey detached and townhomes. Occasionally a custom build or infill project produces a new bungalow, but these are uncommon and typically priced above $1.3 million.
Should I buy a bungalow that needs renovations or wait for a renovated one?
It depends on your budget and timeline. Original-condition bungalows are $100K–$200K cheaper but may need $50K–$150K in updates (kitchen, bathrooms, roof, windows). Renovated bungalows sell fast and often over asking. If you have time and a contractor lined up, buying original condition is often better value.
What lot sizes do Milton bungalows typically sit on?
Most Milton bungalows sit on lots between 50 and 70 feet wide, with depths of 120–150 feet. This is significantly larger than newer Milton homes (typically 30–40 foot lots). The large lots are one reason builders target them for teardowns.
Can I add a second storey to a Milton bungalow?
In most cases, yes — depending on zoning and setback requirements. This is a popular option for families who love the lot and location but need more space. A second-storey addition typically costs $200K–$400K depending on scope. Check with Milton’s Planning department before making an offer conditional on this.
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Last updated: May 2026 | Andrew Roach, Roach Family Real Estate Team, Milton Ontario