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$1,425,000
Nothnagle REALTORS
Dimitri Janetos
(585) 381-0502
Commercial Building
Sale incls st margaret mary school & convent; 2 story brick school blt in '29, additions in '47 & '57; 37,141 sf + 14,650 sf on
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$1,395,000
$1,250,000
Nothnagle REALTORS
Dimitri Janetos
(585) 381-0502
Commercial Building
Spectacular complex w/classic architectural detail. Mult liv units in the convent & rectory. 1 of a kind school feat: 17+ clssrms;
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$1,000,000
Prudential K.A.R.E.S.
(585) 247-8250
Commercial Building
This building has much to offer: large sanctuary seats 900, offices, 2 full kitchens, multi-functional basement with classrooms, stage,
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Nothnagle REALTORS
Dimitri Janetos
(585) 381-0502
Commercial Building
Most precious blood church campus. Includes: church, rectory, school, storage barn. Excellent condition, neighborhood setting. School
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Prudential K.A.R.E.S.
(585) 247-8250
Beds: 3 Baths: 1 full , 1 half
Single Family Home
175 ft of waterfront property!no other property available has this much level frontage! the value is in the land. Home has hardwood
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$729,900
Re/Max Plus
John Antetomaso
(585) 787-8888
Commercial Building
Great comm opp for retail plaza in the busy goodman/norton quadrant. Owner is retirng. Property is 12,000+ sqft retail plaza w/ 5
A Different Perspective, A New Attitude in Real Estate.
$689,900
$639,900
$625,900
Re/Max Plus
Terri Granger & Sandra Blonsky
(585) 279-8160
Beds: 4 Baths: 3 full , 1 half
Townhouse/Townhome
New tudor revival townhomes in the heart park avenue! all the amenities you can desire. Granite, hardwoods, wide crown moldings and the
A Different Perspective, A New Attitude in Real Estate.
$625,900
Re/Max Plus
Terri Granger & Sandra Blonsky
(585) 279-8160
Beds: 4 Baths: 3 full , 1 half
Condominium Unit
New tudor revival townhomes in the heart of park avenue! all the amenities you desire!granite,hardwoods, wide crown molding and the
A Different Perspective, A New Attitude in Real Estate.
$599,900
$589,900
$589,000
Rochester is regarded as the "best kept secret" of western New York. With distinct neighborhoods, rich topography and the legacy as America's first boomtown, it's easy to see why. Receding glaciers sculpted much of the city's landscape including the beautiful Genesee Valley, the Genesee River and waterfalls, Mount Hope and Lake Ontario. These natural features provided picturesque backdrops as well as open access to direct waterways, ensuring the city's population and economic growth. In 1811, the area known as Rochesterville was founded by three Maryland officers with a population of fifteen. By 1817, the tiny village exploded when other land holders merged lands to form Rochester, turning a 100-acre settlement with a population of fifteen into a venerable community with 1,012 acres and more than 2,000 residents. Rochester's success was further cemented in 1838, when it became the world's leading producer of flour. But it was Rochester's sweeping political influence that endeared it to the masses. Frederick Douglass, Rochester citizen and former slave, became the leading voice of the abolitionist movement. His political views and vigil for abolishing slavery were highly influential and raised much awareness. As the women's rights movement gathered steam, Susan B. Anthony significantly steered its course and adopted women's suffrage as her personal crusade, planting the seeds for the eventual success of the 19th Amendment.
Rochester today is still making history, home to more than 210,000 residents and a venerable sports powerhouse, hosting the Rochester Red Wings, Americans, Raging Rhinos, Rattlers and Razorsharks. Despite competition from mainstream New York cities like Manhattan, Rochester has also emerged as a stable residential area and unique tourist destination.
Nestled away from the traffic and bustle of big city life is the Seabreeze Amusement Park in the peaceful suburb of Irondequoit facing Lake Ontario. This relic from the past can still thrill visitors today. Seabreeze opened in 1879 and is the fourth oldest amusement park in America. Much like the city itself, Seabreeze continues to entertain with its classic old world charm. The Charlotte-Genesee Lighthouse is full of both class and charm, dating back to 1822. The lighthouse was built at the height of the city's commercial trade to direct ships into the Port of Rochester. Made mostly out of stone, the lighthouse towered at forty feet and was illuminated by whale oil lamps. As the pier on the beach surrounding the lighthouse was gradually lengthened, the lighthouse grew more and more distant from the lake. Yet visitors still come to see the lighthouse every year, never forgetting its purpose as a beacon of safety and light since the early nineteenth century.
Although Rochester remains an interesting place to visit, its "Rochester: Made for Living" motto tells a different story. Rochester homes for sale are routinely more affordable than the national average. With a median home sales price of $115,000, Rochester is well below the national average at $225,000, according to rochestercityliving.com. A recent SmartMoney survey also named Rochester real estate one of the most undervalued housing markets. In October 2005, the region posted a median price of $112,000, showing a mere 2.8 percent appreciation since last year, according to the Greater Rochester Association of Realtors. Nevertheless, Rochester real estate prides itself on providing "more house for the money," to the delight of Rochester home buyers.
Charlotte boasts the only beachfront residence in the city with lakefront properties. This historic neighborhood actually predates the city and was used as a U.S. port in 1805. Touted as a "community that cares," this close-knit neighborhood has modern convenience and rustic elegance with broad ridges and valleys accentuating immaculate single family homes. Although Corn Hill does not predate Charlotte, it is technically the oldest Rochester neighborhood with a diverse mix of 19th century Charlotte single family homes and contemporary townhouses overlooking the Genesee River and downtown skyline. This colorful town is just a brisk walk from the central business district and booming nightlife of downtown. Modern condominiums are also becoming a common fixture here amid older town homes and manors. Discover what this city has to offer and start your Rochester real estate search today!
Sources:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rochester%2C_New_York
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seabreeze_Amusement_Park
http://www.rudyalicelighthouse.net/OntLts/CharGen/CharGen.htm
http://www.realestatejournal.com/columnists/retreats/20051208-retreats.html
http://www.rochestercityliving.com/rochreal.asp
http://www.rochestercityliving.com/neighborhoods/neighbor.html
Community Information for 14605
Population: 14,496
Median Age: 27
Median Household Income: $19,516
Households with Children: 44.47%
Median Travel Time to Work: 18.1 minutes
Real Estate Market Information
Median Home Sale Price: $47,276
Annual Turnover Rate: 19.59%In current residence +5 years: 24.9%
Median years in residence: 2
Homes Owned: 21.53%
Homes Rented: 61.18%
Homes Vacant: 17.30%
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