Corn Hill Landing

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CHLanding.jpgCorn Hill Landing clocktower, 10-2008 P1000275.JPGView of downtown from Corn Hill Landing waterfront.

Location
290 Exchange Boulevard, Rochester NY, 14608 [Directions]
Occupants
Commercial and Residential
Wheelchair Accessible
Yes
Pets
Yes - Additional Fees
Property Owner
Mark IV Enterprises Construction Co.
Phone
585 325 7116
Website
[WWW]http://www.CornHillLanding.com
Contact
[WWW]Contact Page
Construction
2008
Third Party Websites
[WWW]ApartmentRatings.com

Corn Hill Landing is located in Corn Hill along the Genesee River, almost in the shadow of the Douglass-Anthony Bridge. This mixed commercial/residential development includes 127 apartments, 15,000 square feet of office space and 14,000 square feet of retail and restaurant space. Residents may park in its underground garage. With its riverfront location, it offers a [WWW]harbormaster and access to boat docks.

Establishments

CornHill92.jpgView of downtown from the current site of Corn Hill Landing in March of 1992. Visible is the absence of the Freddie-Sue Bridge, Legacy Tower and Tower280's new blue glass facade.

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2008-03-18 08:22:32   The [WWW]- Exodus is starting, get ready for Fast Ferry part duex.


2008-03-19 23:52:09   A nice idea, but the apartments are horrendously overpriced. Will any Rochester developer create a real city living alternative for young professionals? —NathanHenderson


2008-03-20 15:23:55   The Corn Hill Creamery is moving? —JoannaLicata


2008-03-21 10:39:32   How much are the apartments? It's not listed on the website and might be useful information for this page. —SaraChristine


2008-08-27 15:52:30   The apartments are very dated for being built in 2007. $800-$2000 for linoleum and brass lights? Did we go back to 1997? Underground parking is how much a month? While the place had good intentions and looks nice on the outside, the interiors are like a nostalgic trip to the 90's. Way overpriced for what you get. —MrRochester


2009-04-17 18:15:12   I applaud the effort at Corn Hill Landing although it seems to be trying to create a lively scene out of nothing at all. I can almost guarantee shoddy construction of the apartments and overpriced rents although I don't have intimate knowledge of either. I hope it succeeds because it really is some prime real estate (right on the river with a great view of the bridge). I just hope people are willing to let it go through several iterations/convulsions because, right now, it still needs to find an identity. —BatGuano


2009-08-05 09:13:39   While the management team is good...that sort of must be expected since the leasing office is on site and the management building is right across the street. Good location, but other than that this place is extremely overpriced. I agree with MrRochester's assessment - very dated. Some of the layouts are nice, but again, for a building built ~3-4 years ago, and for the price you pay you should get more if they want a true alternative to Park Ave/suburbs. They are also very poorly constructed - the walls are extremely thin, and if your neighbor has a hair dryer on you'll be able to hear it. I was one of the first tenants in the 2nd "wing", and a pipe had burst in one of the bedrooms in my apartment...forcing me to live in the living room for a month while the entire ceiling was removed and the pipe was replaced - and no compensation or apologies offered. Also, $150 a month for an underground parking spot? No wonder the outside lots are full.... —Gordo