135 Mill St. W, Acton, ON

Dont Miss this Detached 2 Storey home near the lake. Open concept Living/Dining with New Hardwood Floors(2016). Large Eat-in Kitchen with Laminate Floors & Walk Out to New Large Deck. Master Bedroom w/Double Closet and Sitting area. 3 Bedrooms but could be turned back to 4. Finished Basement with Rec Room with Gas Fireplace & Walk out to Fully Fenced Private Backyard. Single car garage with double wide driveway. Updated Furnace, A/C (2014) Walk to downtown, Park, Shopping, Go Train and more. Updated Furnace, A/C (2014), roof, windows. Exterior doors.

About the Neighborhood

Acton, Ontario

Town in Ontario, Canada

Acton is a community located in the Town of Halton Hills, in Halton Region, Ontario, Canada. At the northern end of the Region, it is on the outer edge of the Greater Toronto Area.

Acton
Acton, first called Danville, was settled in 1825 by the Adams brothers. The name was later changed to Adamsville and in 1844, Postmaster Robert Swan suggested the name Acton, after his hometown in England. From 1842 until its closure in 1986, the town was dominated by one major industry, the tannery. The town has adopted the name Leathertown to reflect its heritage.
Downtown Acton ...The phrase "It's worth the drive to Acton" made famous by the Olde Hide House, applies not only to the luxurious leather merchandise showcased in the store's historical surroundings, but also to the specialty shops, excellent restaurants and services provided by Acton's downtown businesses. Downtown Acton offers the small town benefits of interesting architecture, relaxed atmosphere, friendly staff, quality product and efficient service that never go out of style. Take advantage of small town living and become part of Downtown Acton - it's all here for you.

Points of interest:

Acton Town Hall Centre, 19 Willow St., N. This grand old building was built in 1882 for the municipal council and the town constabulary at a tendered cost of $4574. The main floor accommodated the village constable who had a lock up cell for unruly, which is still in place today. In 1974 the building was slated for demolition but a citizen's group formed to save the historic building and in 1983 Heritage Acton purchased the building from the Town for $1!. The Town Hall was designated a Heritage Building in August 1996.
MacKinnon Family Funeral Home, 55 Mill St., E.
Moorecroft, 98 Church St., E.

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:Don’t Miss this Detached 2 Storey home near the lake. Open concept Living/Dining with New Hardwood Floors(2016). Large Eat-in Kitchen with Laminate Floors & Walk Out to New Large Deck. Master Bedroom w/Double Closet and Sitting area. 3 Bedrooms but could be turned back to 4. Finished Basement with Rec Room with Gas Fireplace & Walk out to Fully Fenced Private Backyard. Single car garage with double wide driveway. Updated Furnace, A/C (2014) Walk to downtown, Park, Shopping, Go Train and more. Updated Furnace, A/C (2014), roof, windows. Exterior doors.