Monroe County
Irondequoit
Irondequoit sits north of the city on a wedge of land between the Genesee River and Irondequoit Bay, with Lake Ontario across the top. Its name comes from an Iroquois word for the bay. The town's shoreline has drawn visitors for well over a century: Seabreeze Amusement Park opened on the lake in 1879 and still operates every summer.
It is a post-war suburb at heart, built out in the 1940s through 1960s, with bungalows and Capes near the water and larger Colonials further south.
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Parks & outdoors
Durand Eastman Park has lakefront trails, a golf course, and beaches. Irondequoit Bay offers marinas, fishing, and waterfront parks, with concerts and events at the bay through summer.
Family fun
Seabreeze Amusement Park, one of the oldest continuously operating amusement parks in the country, anchors the lakefront.
Food & drink
The Culver Road lakefront and Sea Breeze area have seasonal restaurants and ice cream stands; Titus Avenue and East Ridge Road carry everyday dining.
Housing stock
Post-war Capes, Colonials, and bungalows; lake-adjacent properties on the north end.
School district
West Irondequoit and East Irondequoit Central School Districts
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