Originally named in support of the Greek War of Independence in 1822, Greece, NY sits along the scenic shores of Lake Ontario just west of Rochester. The town features a mix of rental options with average one-bedroom apartments around $1,104 and two-bedrooms at $1,344, both showing steady annual growth of approximately 7%.

Greece's rental landscape includes apartment communities and private homes in neighborhoods like North Greece, Dewey-Stone, and the historic Paddy Hill area. The Ridge Road corridor serves as the town's commercial spine, with shopping centers, local businesses, and essential services. Outdoor enthusiasts can explore the northern wetlands preserve system, which includes Cranberry Pond and Long Pond, while Ontario Beach Park offers Lake Ontario shoreline access and the historic Dentzel Menagerie Carousel, one of only a few operating antique carousels in the nation.

Transportation in Greece is centered around Ridge Road (Route 104), which provides a direct 15-minute drive to downtown Rochester. The town's location near Eastman Business Park reflects its industrial heritage, while its current economy spans multiple sectors. Served by three school districts - Greece Central, Hilton, and Spencerport - the area offers numerous parks including Greece Canal Park and Badgerow Park. Residents enjoy the suburban setting while maintaining easy access to Rochester's cultural attractions, entertainment venues, and employment centers.