Coscorp Inc.
1235 Fourth Line, Milton, Ontario
Sweetbriar is a new collection of freehold row townhomes taking shape at 1235 Fourth Line in Milton, built by Coscorp Inc. The community comprises 83 homes ranging from about 1,637 to 2,591 square feet.
Now selling with estimated occupancy in April 2027, the project sits within Halton Region — an established and growing part of the western Greater Toronto Area.
Milton offers the everyday conveniences of a growing Halton Region community, with shopping, grocery stores, schools, and recreation spread across the town's residential neighbourhoods. Families are drawn to the area for its mix of newer amenities and access to green space, including the nearby Niagara Escarpment and conservation lands that frame the town's western edge. As a fast-growing municipality, Milton continues to add retail, dining, and community services to serve its expanding population.
Milton is well connected to the wider Greater Toronto Area. Highway 401 runs along the town's northern edge, linking commuters east toward Mississauga and Toronto and west toward Cambridge, while Highway 407 offers an alternate express route across the region. Milton GO Station provides rail and bus service on the Milton line into downtown Toronto, and Milton Transit handles local routes within town.
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Coscorp Inc. is a homebuilder active in Ontario's residential market, with a focus on freehold townhome and low-rise communities in growing municipalities across the Greater Toronto Area. The company's work at Sweetbriar reflects that emphasis on family-oriented, ground-related housing in expanding suburban markets like Milton.
Buying pre-construction at Sweetbriar starts with registering for updates and early access. Registering early often means you hear about pricing, floor plans, and new phase releases before they reach the general public — which can matter when a limited number of homes are offered in each release.
Deposits on new freehold homes in Ontario are typically staged over time rather than paid all at once, with instalments due at signing and at set milestones. The exact deposit structure for Sweetbriar will be confirmed by Coscorp Inc. Note that the 10-day cooling-off period under Ontario's Condominium Act applies to new condominiums; because Sweetbriar consists of freehold townhomes, that statutory rescission period does not apply, so it's important to review your agreement of purchase and sale carefully with a lawyer.
Buying early in a release can give you a wider choice of lots and layouts. Always review all terms and timelines directly with the builder before committing.
Sweetbriar is a community of 83 freehold row townhomes by Coscorp Inc., located at 1235 Fourth Line in Milton, Ontario. The homes range from roughly 1,637 to 2,591 square feet.
Prices start from $949,990 and range up to $1,574,900. Pricing is in Canadian dollars and can change between release phases, so confirm current availability and pricing with the builder.
Estimated occupancy is April 2027. As with most pre-construction projects, timing is subject to change and will be confirmed by Coscorp Inc.
Sweetbriar offers freehold row townhomes ranging from about 1,637 to 2,591 square feet. Freehold ownership means there are no monthly condo maintenance fees.
The community is at 1235 Fourth Line in Milton, within Ontario's Halton Region. Milton is served by Highway 401, Highway 407, and Milton GO Station on the Milton rail line.
Sweetbriar is being built by Coscorp Inc., an Ontario homebuilder focused on freehold townhome and low-rise communities across the Greater Toronto Area.
You can register your interest to receive project updates, floor plans, and first access to new releases as they become available. Registering early can help you get information before homes are released to the wider public.
Information last updated July 10, 2026. Details are provided by the builder and may change without notice.
First access to pricing, floorplans, and availability — before the public.