Newly renovated three-bedroom, two-story lone apartment. Walking distance to the U of R Hospital and College Town. Our building is located; 4.1 miles from the airport, 3.1 miles from Downtown Rochester, 2.4 miles from RIT, and 0.3 miles from the University of Rochester. College Town is an exciting mixed-use, close-knit district providing a one-of-a-kind, vibrant place to live, learn, dine, shop, work, and play. This is the only apartment in the building. The front of the building is an office. This authentic, cozy home was originally a small community grocery store. In the heart of College Town, amenities and activities are within walking distance. We offer everything you need for a comfortable and enjoyable visit. Our home sits 0.3 Miles from the University of Rochester. With your private entrance, you can come and go as you please. This bright, spacious apartment has space for up to six people and consists of three bedrooms, a comfortable sofa with digital TV and WiFi internet, a small coffee table, and a kitchen with a fridge, stove, and in-unit washer and dryer. Tastefully decorated and furnished, feel at home in our rental—big living room with a sofa. Big separate, fully equipped kitchen with spices, coffee, oils, and more. A kid's room with a bunk bed and a bathroom with a large shower. Perfect for relaxing after a busy day. Please let us know if you need anything else! When you arrive, the property's driveway is located on Booth Street. You may use any one of the two available parking spots. The entrance to the apartment is situated at the back of the building. A keypad on the door and a code will be given to you once your reservation has been confirmed. Strategically located at the intersection of Mount Hope and Elmwood Avenue, College Town features 125,000 SF of street-level retail, including a two-level Barnes and Noble university/community bookstore The bus stop is right in front of the building. More information is available online. (Airbnb won't allow me to put a phone or a website) RTS Transit Center Service Desk Mon. - Fri. 6am - 7pm; Weekends, 8 am - 5 pm Rochester's East End district, located downtown, is well known as the center of the city's nightlife. Southeast" is the center of Rochester's prosperous arts scene, particularly in and around the Park Avenue neighborhood (known for its many coffee shops, cafes, bistros, and boutique shops). Nearby on University Avenue can be found several plazas, like the Village Gate, which give space to contemporary bars, restaurants, and art galleries that stay open late into the night. Monroe Avenue, several streets over, is filled with pubs, small restaurants, smoke shops, theaters, and several clubs as well as cigar bars and hookah lounges.