The following is a guest post submitted by Rich Tyson.
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First, a note from RochesterSubway.com…
A month or so ago, local realtor Rich Tyson submitted an article about Rochester’s active North Winton Village and showed a home-buying opportunity for anyone who might be looking for a great deal in a great city neighborhood.
Some people saw this as a cheap “knock-off” of what the Landmark Society does in the City Newspaper each week. To that I say, so what? This was not intended to be a knock-off. But if that’s how you feel, stop reading. On the other hand, if you’re interested in learning a bit about Rochester’s various neighborhoods and in seeing the full range of what Rochester’s real estate market has to offer, enjoy.
The homes featured by Landmark Society are fantastic architectural specimens. The homes featured by Rich Tyson are not perfect, but they are also great city homes that need good owners. And if you are a real estate agent or a homeowner looking to sell your city home, you are quite welcome to submit an article as well… [email protected]
Ok, enough of that. Let’s check out some other homes for sale. This time in the gorge-ous Maplewood neighborhood…
The Maplewood Neighborhood is tucked into Rochester’s northwest side, south of Charlotte and north of the Lyell-Otis and Edgerton neighborhood’s. Home to long time neighbors like The Aquinas Institute, Holy Sepulchre Cemetary, Casey Jones Bar, and Dewey Ave Smoke Shop this neighborhood provides a bit of something for everyone.
“A great neighborhood to grow up in and run a business. Parks, playgrounds, activities for children, and walkable streets added to the quality of life. And of course, Casey Jones is a great place for a Friday night fishfry!” – Tim Brooks, Owner of Casey Jones and lifelong Maplewood resident
Breathtaking views and trails along the Genesee River valley are accessible from this neighborhood and should be explored!
One of the most popular attractions to this neighborhood is the Annual Rose Festival. The Rose Festival is scheduled to be hosted this year June 14th and 15th, in its very own Frederick Law Olmstead designed Maplewood Park. Music, food, crafts, and Genesee River Gorge tours are fun for the whole family!
“What attracted my wife and I to the neighborhood when we were starting a family were the historic, affordable houses, friendly neighbors, quiet tree-lined streets, and good schools- everything a couple starting a family wanted. What I didn’t even think about back then (but have come to love) was the excellent transit service, the Genesee River Trail and gorge, Maplewood Park, and easy access to just about anywhere. I’ve lived in Maplewood for 25 years.” – Bill Collins, Maplewood Neighborhood Association President
Housing in Maplewood provides a wide range of opportunities. The median sales price of a 3 bedroom, 1 bath single family home since January 1st 2014, is in the mid to upper $50k’s.
Here is an example of a single-family for sale at 473 Electric Ave. This is a 3 Bedroom / 1.0 Bathroom, with refinished floors and a new roof for $54,900. Listed by Todd Enright with Remax Realty Group…
See the full listing for 473 Electric Avenue
Maplewood also has many multi family homes available. Since January 1st 2014 the median sales price on a multi family has also been in the $50k’s. Most of those were two unit properties.
Here is an example of a multi-family for sale at 154 Avis St. This house has 2 Bedrooms / 1.0 Bathroom in each unit, with a two car garage for $59,900. Listed by Michael Leiss at Remax Custom
See the full listing for 154 Avis Street
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