Location! Location! Location! New listing at 11  Edmonds Street  has a 94 walk score and is located  in the heart of City Center near Monroe & Goodman will not last. This home boasts a 1st floor bedroom and bath, two additional bedrooms upstairs, an updated kitchen, formal living and dining rooms, plus a huge family room.  Newer central air conditioning and furnace make this home comfortable and efficient all year long! Outside you will find a comfy front porch for people watching and fenced in backyard for Fido with a patio and shed for storage. Walk to Highland Park, Cobbs Hill Park, Park Ave, Parcel 5, and too many restaurants and night life hot spots to list here. Make this home yours before it gets scooped up. HURRY!

From here, all this is but a short walk away!

Rochester goes by a number of nicknames including “The Flour City”, “The Flower City”, and the “World Image Centre”. Rochester is the 3rd largest city in New York and is the county seat in Monroe County. Located south of Lake Ontario, Rochester is home to the Rochester Institute of Technology and the University of Rochester. According to the 2010 US Census, Rochester has a population of approximately 210,563 residents. In 2007, Rochester ranked 6th on the list of Most Livable Places by Places Related Almanac, and in 2010 by Forbes as the 3rd Best Place to Live.

South Wedge is a historic Rochester neighborhood. Community activism and diversity have infused the character of the South Wedge neighborhood from its very inception in 1824, and this spirit continues in one of Rochester’s most diverse and vibrant neighborhoods.   A number of young professionals and families have relocated to the South Wedge area and there has been a significant increase in homeownership recently. The housing stock is South Wedge is considered varied and affordable.

Park Avenue and the Neighborhood of the Arts is considered one of the most culturally rich neighborhoods in the city of Rochester.  ArtWalk, the George Eastman House and the Rochester Museum and Science Center are all located within this art laden neighborhood. Rochester Museum and Science Center features traveling interactive exhibits, historical galleries and Adventure Zone. The Cumming Nature Center, a 900 acre natural preserve, is a part of the museum. Park Avenue has predominantly high end real estate and housing stock. There are a number of cafes, restaurants, and trendy shops in the business district of Park Avenue and the Neighborhood of the Arts.

Downtown Rochester is one of the largest economic centers in Western New York. Over 50,000 people work in the downtown area with more than 4,000 units of housing located there. Downtown is a very popular place to live, and in recent history, new condominiums were developed. The housing stock is considered prime and the vacancy rate is roughly 5%. As with many downtown areas, there are great shops, stores, restaurants, cafes, bars and entertainment spots for residents and visitors to choose from. One of the most popular downtown attractions is the Strong National Museum of Play; an interactive center for the study of play. Public transportation is easily accessed in the downtown area.

Upper Monroe is a neighborhood located within very close proximity to downtown Rochester. Upper Monroe is a relatively large residential area with more than 1400 households in the community. Cobbs Hill Park is an intricate part of the Upper Monroe community and provides athletic fields, tennis courts, and a beautiful reservoir for the residents of Upper Monroe to enjoy. Also bordering this community and within walking distance is Highland Park, known for its Lilac Festival. There are a number of locally owned businesses shops, and restaurants that serve the Upper Monroe neighborhood.