One of the few active Erie Canal port towns remaining in New York, Spencerport captures the essence of canal-side living with its historic waterfront, vintage buildings, and tree-lined streets. This welcoming village of approximately 3,600 residents features the restored Spencerport Depot & Canal Museum, which anchors a charming downtown district filled with Victorian-era architecture. The neighborhoods near the canal offer well-maintained houses and townhomes, while the residential areas surrounding Pineway Ponds Park provide access to tennis courts, hiking trails, and a fishing pond. Homes near the village center put residents within walking distance of the Main Street shopping district and the weekly farmers market on the canal. With a 20-minute commute to Rochester's business districts and the Rochester International Airport, Spencerport maintains its small-town atmosphere while offering convenient access to city amenities. The village's mix of historic homes and newer residential developments provides diverse rental housing options in a community where the median household income is $77,500. Public transportation options and quick access to major highways make this historic canal town an appealing choice for those seeking a quieter alternative to city living.