429 Seneca Pkwy, Rochester, NY 14613

This castle will put a spell on you! A truly one-of-a-kind Tudor Revival mansion in the heart of Rochester’s Maplewood Park Neighborhood. This 4-bedroom, 2.5-bath gem offers the rare chance to own a piece of living history—rich in character, full of possibilities. Lovingly restored by its current owner, an interior designer with a deep appreciation for the home’s heritage, every finish and fixture has been thoughtfully selected to highlight the residence’s timeless charm. The result is a seamless blend of airy modern styling and enduring architectural detail. Brand new architectural tear-off roof in 2020 and new rubber membrane 2024. Gas forced air heat and central AC. Kitchen freshly updated with new dual fuel ILVE gas range. Move-in-ready, room to grow! Plumbing and framing in place for additional full bathrooms—one in the second-floor hallway closet (currently housing a stand-up shower) and one in the expansive walk-up attic, which offers a unique opportunity to finish the space and add a dramatic 660 ft² vaulted ceiling living area on the third floor! Imagine the enclosed front porch (heated, 144 ft² not included in square footage) as a gracious entryway, a light-filled mudroom, or additional gathering space. Inside, you'll find oversized doors, hand-hewn woodwork, and a stately living room anchored by a wood-burning fireplace—all overlooking Seneca Parkway’s iconic green median, which is treated like a pocket-park and beloved by neighbors. Built by Professor Ezra M. Sparlin, and then rented by Martha Taylor Howard, Founder of the Susan B. Anthony Museum and House. The home is recognized by the City of Rochester as a “Designated Building of Value” for its unique materials, craftsmanship, historical significance, and possible connections to Frederick Law Olmstead. 429 Seneca Parkway offers the perfect balance of past and present, with room to personalize and grow. Completely move in-ready with options to invest sweat equity on every floor. Don’t miss your chance to live in a piece of Rochester’s history—while making it your own! Delayed Negotiations; Offers Due Monday May 5th at 5pm