Who doesn’t want to live where the “friendliest people” live? Pittsford, New York, a suburb of Rochester, located in Monroe County in upstate New York, is that place according to the Pittsford Real Estate Guide. This historic Erie Canal village has a distinctive small-town feel while being surrounded by booming suburbs. Many young professionals and retirees live in Pittsford and a majority of them own their own homes. You will always see a friendly face while you are visiting the many coffee shops and parks throughout town. With its top-rated schools, quaint shopping at the Historic Village, and a strong sense of community, Pittsford offers you a charming and beautiful place to call home.
The Pittsford Central School District is one of the top school districts in the county, the state, and even the nation. This exceptional school district includes portions of the towns of Pittsford, Perinton, Penfield, Victor, Mendon, and Brighton according to the Pittsford Real Estate Guide. The district’s programs, staff, and curriculum are considered among the best available in schools anywhere. With an average class size of 21-23 and a teacher ratio of 14-1 for Elementary and 12-1 for Middle and High School, you can see why this school district is ranked in the Top 1% of 10,758 school districts.
The Pittsford Real Estate Guide says you might want to start by visiting the Historic Village where there is a mix of traditional and trendy shopping from antiques and American folk art to hip designer clothing. The tree-lined streets are calling to you as you check out the historical landmarks like the Phoenix Hotel, c. 1806, or The Little House Museum, c. 1819. Next, you may want to head over to the Canal District, where shops and eateries line Pittsford Real Estate Guide says you might want to start by visiting the Historic Village where there is a mix of traditional and trendy shopping from antiques and American folk art to hip designer clothing. The tree-lined streets are calling to you as you check out the historical landmarks like the Phoenix Hotel, c. 1806, or The Little House Museum, c. 1819. Next, you may want to head over to the Canal District, where shops and eateries line the scenic towpath of the Erie Canal. You can take a boat tour of the Canal or rent a bike and follow the winding towpath while you get some fresh air. Whatever you choose to do in Pittsford — shopping, eating, exploring — you won’t be disappointed with the choices available to you.
Here is a list of fun activities that many Pittsford residents and visitors say are a “must do!”:
Here is a printable brochure of the maps and businesses as part of our Pittsford Real Estate Guide!
