Known as "The Copper City," Rome, NY stands at the historic crossroads where the Erie Canal began construction in 1817. This central New York community combines small-town charm with historical significance, anchored by the reconstructed Fort Stanwix National Monument. Rome's rental market includes restored historic homes, townhomes, and apartment communities, with average one-bedroom rentals around $827 per month.

Rome spans 75 square miles, with distinct neighborhoods offering various rental options. The downtown area puts shops and restaurants within walking distance, while East Rome features rental homes along tree-lined streets. The East Dominick Street area preserves the city's Italian heritage with markets and eateries near residential areas.

Transportation options include the Utica-Rome Expressway and Amtrak service to New York City and Niagara Falls. Major employers include Rome Memorial Hospital, AmeriCU Credit Union headquarters, and Rome Laboratory at the former Griffiss Air Force Base, now a technology and research center. Residents enjoy four seasons of outdoor activities along the Erie Canal trail system and in the city's parks.