Park • Monroe • Corn Hill Neighborhoods 
Our properties in these neighborhoods are located in some of downtown Rochester’s most-wanted living areas, surrounded by abundant arts, culture and dining venues. 

40 South Goodman Street at Park
Rochester • NY 14607
​Residential space

This boutique apartment building offers 14 one-bedroom apartments and is centered in the historic Park Avenue neighborhood, one of Rochester’s most active cultural areas. Music, art and restaurants are all within walking distance, and the building is located at the heart of the Park Avenue Summer Arts Festival held in August each year.

47 Troup Street
Rochester, NY 14608
Residential space

Located in Corn Hill, considered to be the city’s oldest residential neighborhood, this apartment building is home to 36 one-bedroom and studio apartments. It’s positioned between the Campbell Whittlesey House and the former home of the Landmark Society on Fitzhugh Street. There’s easy access to the Genesee River Front at Corn Hill Landing, the U of R and Strong Hospital and Rochester’s annual Corn Hill Arts Festival, held in July.

470 Monroe Avenue
Rochester, NY 14607
Commercial and residential space

Formerly the home to Ozzie’s Restaurant and Bar. This popular location in Rochester’s South Wedge, close to Park Avenue, offers 18 apartments above street view, with O’Callaghan’s Pub situated below. It features a four-story staircase that winds through the center of the building and provides a modernized, turn-of-the-century view.

4358 Culver Road
Rochester, NY 14622
Commercial and residential space

Found run down and dilapidated, and restored as originally built in 2011, this building offers great housing opportunities plus vibrant store fronts for retail and office space. It’s minutes from Seabreeze Amusement Park and surrounded by neighborhood restaurants plus one of the oldest mini-golf parks in Monroe County, along with easy access to Irondequoit Bay.