Clarke was the first major development of the "New Milton" era (2000-2013). Today, it stands as a mature, park-filled community that offers the best transit access in the city. If you work in Mississauga or downtown Toronto, Clarke is your gateway.
While newer neighborhoods like Ford focus on 9ft and 10ft ceilings, Clarke offers **larger lots** and more established green space. For families, the secret weapon here is the **bridge connecting to Dempsey**, allowing residents to walk to the GO Station, the Leisure Centre, and the Public Library without ever getting in their car.
Clarke is famous for having a park at almost every corner (10+ parks total!):
From the **Miltonians** luxury apartments to **Rear-Lane Townhomes**, Clarke has a mix you won't find elsewhere. The **Live-Work units** at Thompson and Derry are a specialty of this area, allowing entrepreneurs to run a storefront on the main floor and live on the upper levels.
"If you are looking at detached homes in Clarke, remember that **8-foot ceilings** were the standard when this area was built. If you want that airy 9-foot feel, we need to hunt for homes built in the 2012-2013 pocket or those with specific builder upgrades. Also, pay close attention to the driveway: because these lots are often deeper, you can fit more cars on the driveway here than in the newer south-end neighborhoods—a huge bonus if you're planning a finished basement suite!"
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