353-355 Pearl St

Rochester, NY 14607

Apartment building

2 beds

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Listing by: Boychuk Development LLC

What's special

Front porchLaundry hookupsOff-street parkingStainless steel appliances

2bd/1ba Popular Upper Monroe/South Wedge Neighborhood | Front porch | Off-Street Parking | Laundry Hookups Section 8/DSS accepted. Beautifully renovated lower apartment featuring 2 bedrooms. Everything upgraded. Upgrades to floors, paint, kitchen and bathroom. Stainless steel appliances. Features a front porch. Off-Street parking available. Laundry Hookups available in basement of property (machines not provided). No smoking is allowed inside the building nor within 20ft from entrances. Utilities - Landlord pays Water, Sewer & Refuse - Resident responsible for RG&E, Cable / Internet & other utilities Minimum Criteria: - Good household credit. Suggested score over 600 - Monthly income of 3x rent - Active email and phone Pet Policy (limit of 2 animals) - no large dogs - all animals case by case We require residents to carry and provide proof of renter's insurance

Neighborhood: Pearl-Meigs-Monroe

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Historic Area
Rich history reflected in architecture, landmarks, and charming old-town character.
Arts Scene
Galleries, murals, and cultural venues showcase creativity and artistic talent.
Walkable Streets
Pedestrian-friendly layout encourages walking to shops, dining, and parks.
Dining Scene
From casual bites to fine dining, a haven for food lovers.

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Zip code 14607 covers Rochester’s Park Avenue, East Avenue, and the Neighborhood of the Arts—leafy, walkable blocks of late-19th-century mansions, brick flats, and porch-lined doubles just east of downtown. Expect four true seasons: snowy winters, breezy summers, and standout fall color under mature street trees. It feels friendly and social with a family- and pet-friendly vibe, where long-time residents, grad students, and creative professionals mingle on stoops and in pocket parks. Culture and convenience anchor daily life: the Memorial Art Gallery, ARTWalk, the George Eastman Museum, and the Rochester Museum & Science Center sit near cafes, boutiques, yoga/cycle studios, and Monroe Avenue’s late-night bites, live music, and local breweries like Three Heads. Grocery runs are easy with East Avenue Wegmans and Trader Joe’s a short hop, plus seasonal farmers markets; biking lanes and RTS bus lines pair with quick I-490 access. According to Zillow’s Market Trends, recent median rent in 14607 has hovered around $1,650, with most rentals roughly $1,200–$2,400 depending on size and finishes.