ROCHESTER, MI
ROCHESTER, MI
Check out what’s happening in your neighborhood. From homes for sale to businesses and everything in between, there is something for everyone in Rochester, MI!
HIGHLIGHTS
Rochester was first settled in 1817, incorporated as a village in 1869 and then finally as a city in 1967. In that time the city has developed exponentially, but has always kept it's historic charm with landmarks like Yates Cider Mill and the Western Knitting Mills building.
Neighborhoods like Stony Creek and the Bluffs feature beautiful homes. Stroll down Main Street and you'll encounter over 20 buildings that are over 50 years old, including the Rollin Sprague Building, the Opera House, Rochester Grain Elevator, Royal Park Hotel and more. Last, Rochester is known for its parks and recreation, including the Paint Creek and Clinton River Trails, The Paint Creek Center for the Arts, and the Rochester Municipal Park - which is home to Art & Apples Festival, the Heritage Festival and the summer concert series Music In The Park.
So, if you want to call Rochester home, reach out to us to get started today!