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Community-oriented neighborhood in the "Flower City"
Dutchtown is a residential and industrial neighborhood in the “Flower City” with a community focused on lifting each other up and creating a better place to call home. Dutchtown is full of personality and convenience with urban parks, community centers and local attractions. A short 2-mile drive or bike ride east lands residents in the heart of downtown Rochester, and walkable streets and sidewalks give way to an active lifestyle in this area between the Susan B. Anthony neighborhood and Brown Square.
Dutchtown is a mixed residential and industrial neighborhood.
This street in Dutchtown has mostly smaller homes and plenty of large trees surrounding them.
While the expressway is never far in Dutchtown, most of the streets offer quite city living.
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Fixer-uppers and low prices
The median year of residential construction in Dutchtown was 1900, giving residents a large selection of older homes with early American architecture. “Houses in Dutchtown have character," says James Blaine, an area local and Real Estate Agent at Howard Hanna Real Estate Services. "There’s a mix of multifamily low-income with deferred maintenance. A lot of houses are fixer-uppers, but rent is affordable, and a bit of capital can bring them back to life.” Homes sit on modest lots with driveways and garages, while some blocks have on-street parking. Housing styles include four squares, cape cods and colonial homes. Homes cost between $60,000 – $140,000. Potential homeowners can find a 3-bedroom four square home with a full attic, hardwood floors and a detached 2-car garage for $67,000, with prices increasing to $145,000 for a 4-bedroom colonial home next to Kilburn Park.
Most streets in Dutchtown are filled with modest single family homes.
This modest colonial in Dutchtown has a small but very well designed front yard.
Behind this row of homes you can see one of Dutchtowns outdoor spaces, Kilburn Park.
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I-490 and RTC
Interstate 490 runs through the center of Dutchtown, giving commuters a quick and easy trip downtown. The neighborhood is also bordered by Route 31 for those who want to take the road less traveled. There are multiple stops for the RTC bus system along Maple Street and Jay Street. The transit system takes passengers throughout Rochester daily. The Frederick Douglass Greater Rochester International Airport is five miles south for any residents who need to travel.
Most of the city amenities are very close to Dutchtown.
An expressway cuts through the middle of Dutchtown.
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Photography club and college classes
Kids can attend Adlai E. Stevenson School No. 29, which has asynchronous remote learning throughout the week on Google Classroom. At Joseph C. Wilson Foundation Academy, students can join the photography club that takes field trips to capture life in local places. Both schools have a C-minus overall Niche grade. Rochester International High School offers free college-level courses through Monroe Community College, and it has an overall grade of B.
Community centers and the Rochester Red Wings
Tyshaun Caldwell R-Center for Hope is the local community center with a weight room, a game room and a computer lab. Next to the community center, Kilburn Park is a centrally located city park in Dutchtown with a baseball field and a small playground. The Danforth Community Center is also a Dutchtown establishment hosting spin classes in a popular event venue. Residents can also use the playground, sports fields and a basketball court at JR Wilson Park, just north of the neighborhood border.
Baseball fans can take a short drive to Innovative Field to see the Rochester Red Wings hit a home run. Community members can plant seeds in the community garden at the Lyell Branch Library or take advantage of the Early Literacy Center for Children, which provides a space for young readers and internet users to learn. The Susan B. Anthony Museum & House is just a mile east of Dutchtown for curious minds to browse the exhibits.
Kilburn park is one of Dutchtown's largest parks.
The R-Center in Dutchtown is located on Campbell Street and has a computer lab and weight room.
Of the basketball courts in Dutchtown is right behind the Recreational Center in Kilburn park.
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Diner Bros @ Maple and New York-style pizza
Locals can grab breakfast at Diner Bros @ Maple, a classic joint with plenty of seating and a simple breakfast and lunch menu of shrimp and grits, omelets and pancakes. Linda’s New York Pizzeria has crispy wings and thin New York-style pizza that leave customers satisfied. Tops Friendly Markets is located one mile south for residents needing groceries. Wegmans and ALDI are 3 miles west for more particular shopping lists.
Regular customers place their order at Diner @ Maple in Dutchtown.
Linda's New York Pizzeria in Dutchtown is a popular spot for breakfeast, lunch and dinner.
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The Rochester Lilac Festival
The Rochester Lilac Festival is a spring display of Highland Park’s 1,800 blooming lilac bushes on Mother’s Day weekend. The Rochester International Jazz Festival showcases the performance of more than 1,500 artists over nine days.
Since lawn space is limited, a colorful community garden is shared in Dutchtown.
Other information about Dutchtown
Crime in Dutchtown is higher than average, but the crime rate for Rochester is trending downward each year. Multiple community action and non-profit organizations are located nearby to assist the area. Action for a Better Community Inc. on West Avenue provides opportunities for low-income individuals and families through employment solutions, education and financial assistance to struggling households. Volunteers at St. Peter’s Kitchen are dedicated to feeding the community and distributing essential items to those in need. The Salvation Army also has a store at Dutchtown’s south end.
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Frederick Douglass/Greater Rochester International
7 min drive
Bus
West & Hancock
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Jay & Hague
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Jay & Ames
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Child & Maple
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Maple & Ames
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West & Thorndale
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Lyell & Mart
Crime and Safety
1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime
Dutchtown
US
Homicide
10
4
Sexual Assault
8
4
Assault with Weapon
10
4
Robbery
10
4
Burglary
9
4
Motor Vehicle Theft
9
4
Larceny
6
4
Crime Score
9
4
Source: WhatIsMyCrimeRisk.com
Dutchtown Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Dutchtown, Rochester sell after 44 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Dutchtown, Rochester over the last 12 months is $89,900, up 27% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
This property is part of a 7 property portfolio being offered for $825,000.00. Seller will not sell propertiesseparately. 409 Hague St (R1633165), 286-288 Clay Ave (R1633180), 124 Gray St (R1633184), 204 Fairgate St (R1633190), 87 Sunset St (R1633194), 91 Cameron St (R1633199), 22 Michigan St (R1633205). Delayed Negotiations till September 10th at 2 P.M.
Welcome to 29 Lorenzo St, a fantastic opportunity for investors or owner-occupants looking for additional income potential. This well-maintained two-family home features updated flooring and fresh paint throughout, making it move-in ready for both current and future tenants. Unit one is a 3-bedroom, 1-bathroom apartment currently rented at $1,100/month on a month-to-month lease. Unit 2 is
Another Rockin' Rochester Property! This property has been tenant occupied by same PAYING tenant for several years. Tenant pays $750/month. Seller will NOT give notice to terminate lease (month to month) prior to closing. Furnace is from 2010, roof is from 2010 and water tank is only 4 years old. AS-IS sale. All offers subject to Western District Court Approval. Please read all attachments
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