Nearby Attractions
Hidden Treasures Abound
Whether you plan to work, escape, or getaway, take the time to experience our nearby attractions.
Experience the same historic neighborhood that inspired such international leaders as Susan B. Anthony and Fredric Douglas.
Or, take a three block walk to view the most beautiful hidden treasure in all of Rochester; a waterfall so beautiful, it is magnificent at any season. Then, just a few feet away, walk over to sit and reflect at The Seat of Forgetting and Remembering.
On another occasion, take a longer walk on the Genesee River Trail and find yourself at the Seneca Zoon, open all year found. You will find you have stepped into the world of Africa.
Travel further and discover Kelseys Landing for a historical perspectives on the underground railroad trails.
This home is especially loved by those who appreciate the historic luxury of centuries past and present.
MAPLEWOOD PARK
Maplewood Park is nestled between the downtown area of Rochester and its neighboring suburban communities of Greece and Irondequoit.
The Maplewood neighborhood’s natural and built environments will surely leave you awestruck. Elegant historic boulevards such as Seneca Parkway, which grew in size and opulence as nearby Eastman Kodak Company flourished in the mid 1800's, lead into parks designed by Frederick Law Olmsted, one of America’s most famous landscape architects.
Our vibrant and diverse community offers great cultural exposure to Rochester’s Italian, African American, Caribbean, Puerto Rican, and traditional American communities that are sure to make your experience diverse and cultural.
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MAPLEWOOD PARK WATERFALLS
Breathtaking scenic views make this park a must-see spot in Rochester. The diverse park stretches alongside two miles of Lake Avenue. Over the years, the spirit of involvement by the Maplewood Community Association has enhanced the beauty and enjoyment of the park.
MAPLEWOOD ROSE GARDEN
With nearly 300 varieties of roses on a 1-acre site the Maplewood Rose Park is a beautiful site in the heart of Rochester. Peak bloom is the second week in June celebrated during the Rose Festival.
CHARLOTTE BEACH
Popular beachside park known for its century-old carousel, swimming, boating & rentable shelters. Just 6 minutes away by car.
GENESEE RIVER TRAIL
The Genesee Riverway Trail (GRT) is an off-road trail for walking, running and bicycling along the Genesee River. It extends through the scenic, historic and cultural heart of Rochester, from the Erie Canal to downtown and Lake Ontario. It provides pedestrian access to the Genesee River, its scenic gorge, three waterfalls, eight pedestrian bridges, and eleven parks, including four historic parks designed by Frederick Law Olmsted. Just 3 blocks away.
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