Luxuriously Remodeled 1BD Apt in Historic 1906 Mansion

We were drawn to the Edward G. Miner House because of it's history, handsome design, and location in Rochester's East Ave Historic District really close to fun/vibrant Park Ave and Neighborhood of the Arts.

Edward G. Miner, who originally built the property in 1906 (designed by noted architect Claude Bragdon) was a successful businessman and philanthropist. He came to Rochester from Illinois to help his brother run a family business and transformed the Pfaudler Company into an international operation. His commitment to the Rochester community was evidenced in his early leadership as president of Rochester’s Chamber of Commerce, trustee of the University of Rochester for more than 40 years, chairman of the UofR’s Board of Trustees from 1938 to 1945, and in the legacy that is the Edward G. Miner Library at the University of Rochester Medical Center.

The design of this mansion by Claude Bragdon is uniquely proportioned, functional, well built, and worthy of maintaining and restoring. It's very similar in design to the original Rochester Police Precinct buildings.

And you can't beat this location: easy walk or bike ride to shops, restaurants, museums, and attractions in the Park-East-NOTA neighborhoods. And we are about 10-15 minutes away from everything around Monroe County. We are so happy to be custodians of this wonderful historic house in an amazing location!