History of Nobleton King

The village of Nobleton traces its roots back, to around 1812 when it was established as a settlement. It was christened in tribute to Joseph Noble, who operated a store on the corner of lot 5 concession 9. Several of the settlers of Nobleton are honored through street signs or plaques displayed on designated heritage homes. Among these houses is the striking red brick Hambly House, a Victorian estate with a prominent central tower located at the intersection of Hwy 27 and King Rd.

The early inhabitants of Nobleton came from parts of Europe and North America including England, Scotland, Ireland, Holland, Germany and the United States. These diligent individuals made use of the resources surrounding them by establishing sawmills and other complementary businesses. Education held significance in the communitys values evident through the presence of a two room schoolhouse in Nobleton. With several churches serving as pillars within this faith based community structures like St. Albans Anglican Church (circa 1845) still stand today.

The foundations for present day Nobleton and much of its infrastructure were laid down during the period spanning from the 1950s to the 1960s. Over time Nobleton has experienced growth evolving from a rural area into a commuter suburb, with an active downtown core that is increasingly appealing to families seeking residence.

Lifestyle

Residents of Nobleton have access, to a range of shopping and amenities such as grocery stores restaurants offering cuisines, health and wellness facilities, medical and dental clinics, banking services and various family oriented services like groceries and dining options. The service offerings in the area cover a variety of sectors including banking, wealth management, accounting services, real estate assistance as printing and graphic design services. Additionally specialized services like daycare facilities, tutoring centers, martial arts classes, dance studios, pet care services are also available, in the community.

Nobleton Parks & Facilities

Nobleton has a variety of facilities conveniently located in the downtown area, off Old King Road. One popular spot is the Dr. William Laceby Community Centre and Arena offering year round programs catering to all age groups. Activities such as hockey, skating and curling are available here. Additionally residents can enjoy a range of activities at the Nobleton Community Park including swimming, tennis, volleyball, soccer, baseball and basketball.

Another favorite spot for Nobleton residents is the Cold Creek Conservation Area situated south of sideroad on concession road. This area boasts 6.5 KM of scenic trails ideal for nature walks and exercise.

The neighborhood parks in Nobleton are places for fun with features like playgrounds for children sports fields and skating rinks. With a total of four parks and 27 recreational facilities to choose from in Nobleton there’s no shortage of options, for enjoyment. On average each park offers around six facilities to explore.

• Number of Parks: 4
• Number of Recreation Facilities: 27

Recreation Facilities in Neighbourhood Parks

• Playgrounds – 4
• Pool – 1
• Arena – 1
• Rink – 1
• Tennis Courts – 2
• Volleyball Court – 1
• Basketball Court – 1
• Ball Diamonds – 3
• Sports Fields – 6
• Community Centre – 1
• Splash Pad – 1
• Skateboard Park – 1
• Sports Court – 1
• Trails – 2
• Arts/Performance Facility – 1

Nobleton Markham Transit

Nobleton doesn’t have any transit stops. People, in this area mostly rely on their vehicles to commute, with many traveling to cities for work.

Commute Destination for Residents

• Commute within the city – 15%
• Commute to another city – 84%

Commute Types

• Vehicle – 91%
• Transit – 3%
• Walk/bike – 2%

Commute Times of Residents

• 15 to 29 minutes – 21%
• 30 to 44 minutes – 29%
• 45 to 59 minutes – 16%
• 60 minutes and over – 18%
• Less than 15 minutes – 14%

Nobleton Elementary, Secondary High Schools

This area boasts elementary and secondary high schools, along, with special programs catering to both levels. It is home to a total of 5 schools, 4 Catholic schools and 1 private school. The specialized programs available, at these institutions encompass Montessori education, Advanced Placement courses, International Baccalaureate programs and French Immersion classes.

• Public Schools: 5
• Catholic Schools: 4
• Private Schools: 1

Public

• Nobleton PS
• ÉÉ La Fontaine
• ÉS Norval-Morrisseau
• King City SS
• Beynon Fields PS

Catholic

• St Mary Catholic ES
• ÉSC Renaissance
• ÉÉC Le-Petit-Prince
• Cardinal Carter Catholic SS

Private

• Montessori Country School – Nobleton

Nobleton Homes

The heart of Nobleton focused around King Road and Highway 27 features an heritage houses. In this area you’ll find ranch style bungalows and split level homes, from the 1950s to the 1970s. Beyond this zone there are scattered clusters of residential areas built in the 1980s, 90s, 2000s and 2010s. These houses often boast Colonial designs with ample space, on generous lots. Many come with car garages while some even offer the luxury of a three car garage.