Finger Lakes & Greater Rochester
Irondequoit, New York
Town in Monroe County
A lakefront town between the Genesee and the bay
Irondequoit is a town in Monroe County bordered by Lake Ontario to the north, Irondequoit Bay to the east and Rochester to the south. Its lakefront parks, older neighborhoods and bay access define it.
History & Local Character
Irondequoit was a farming and resort town, popular for its lakefront amusements in the early 20th century, and became a close-in suburb of Rochester.
Housing & Real Estate
Housing includes 1920s and postwar houses, duplexes and some apartments, with prices near the Rochester average.
Restaurants & Shopping
East Ridge Road and Titus Avenue hold restaurants, pizzerias, diners and cafes serving the town.
Schools & Education
East Irondequoit and West Irondequoit school districts serve different parts of the town.
Parks & Recreation
Durand Eastman Park, Seabreeze, Irondequoit Bay and the Lake Ontario shoreline provide beaches, trails and boating.
Transportation & Accessibility
Route 104, East Ridge Road and the Irondequoit Bay Bridge serve the town, with Rochester just south.
Local Businesses
Restaurants, shops, marinas and professional offices serve the town, with bay and lake businesses supporting recreation.
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Nearby Attractions
- Durand Eastman Park
- Seabreeze
- Irondequoit Bay
- Lake Ontario
Advantages & Considerations
Advantages
- Lake and bay access
- Close to Rochester
- Two strong school districts
Considerations
- Flood exposure near the bay
- Older housing stock
- Car-dependent retail
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Irondequoit a town?
Yes. Irondequoit is a town in Monroe County, bordered by Lake Ontario and Irondequoit Bay.
Where is Durand Eastman Park?
The park runs along Lake Ontario in Irondequoit and Rochester, with beaches, woods and golf.