33-35 S. Goodman St.

Tudor-style stucco multi-family building with red double doors at 33-35 S. Goodman St. in Rochester, NY

In addition to large apartment buildings, Hanna Properties owns and manages thirteen other properties that may fit your rental needs. These multi-family houses range from three to ten apartments, and have over thirty unique apartment floor plans.

36 S. Goodman St.

Red-brick multi-family home with black shutters and a wrought-iron balcony at 36 S. Goodman St. in Rochester, NY

In addition to large apartment buildings, Hanna Properties owns and manages thirteen other properties that may fit your rental needs. These multi-family houses range from three to ten apartments, and have over thirty unique apartment floor plans.

The Whittier

The Whittier, a historic brick apartment building with a red entry awning at 270 S. Goodman St. in Rochester, NY

The Whittier, 270 South Goodman Street, is a classical apartment building constructed in 1924. Its spacious tile and wood-trimmed lobby with a wall-sized fireplace, offers the perfect warm welcome for all of our tenants and visitors. Close to a major highway and Park Avenue, the Whittier is the perfect central location to Rochester’s finest.

Rent in this beautiful Rochester apartment building includes heat, water, and cooking gas. All 43 apartments have modern kitchens, updated baths, plentiful closet space and refinished hardwood floors. The spacious floor plans and high ceilings provide an aura of elegance and comfort. The apartment building’s spacious lower level accommodates a large fitness center and laundry room. Off street and some covered parking is available. The building offers studios, 1 bedroom and 2 bedroom apartments.

Haddon Hall

Haddon Hall, a five-story tan-brick apartment building with balconies at 505 University Ave. in Rochester, NY

Haddon Hall is located on University Avenue in one of the most desirable rental areas in Rochester, The Neighborhood of the Arts. The 1920s apartment building faces the Memorial Art Gallery, all originally part the University of Rochester campus. The entire area along several blocks of University Avenue has been incorporated into the new Art Walk region.