About the Neighborhood

Corn Hill is the oldest neighborhood in the City of Rochester, and the depth of history in this neighborhood is reflected in the beautiful Victorian architecture, built by some of the area's most affluent families more than 150 years ago. Corn Hill Landing is the location of several restaurants with outdoor seating along the Genesee River, with beautiful views of the downtown skyline to the North. Corn Hill Landing also provides excellent access to the river, both as the launching point for Corn Hill Navigation's boat tour on the Mary Jemison, an historic wooden vessel dating back to 1931, and also with several spots available to berth a vessel, for a fee. Crossing the Genesee River into Corn Hill at the Southernmost point, is the Historic Ford Street Bridge, which offers one of the finest views of the City of Rochester's skyline. Corn Hill is bordered to the Southwest by the Southwest Quadrant, to the East by the Genesee River, and to the North by the Center City.

Resources

• Median Income: $20,260
• Parks & Attractions:
  • Corn Hill Gazebo
  • Corn Hill Landing
  • Ford Street Bridge
  • Lunsford Circle
  • Mary Jemison Boat Tours
  • Third Ward Historic District
• Average Walk Score®: 72/100 (Very Walkable)

• Monroe
• Rochester City Neighborhoods
• Monroe County Suburbs