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Brighton Information & Highlights

Brighton Median House Sales Price = $146,833

Brighton Median Mortgage Payment = $1,544

Brighton Median Real Estate Taxes = 3.0%

Brighton’s Density Per Mile = 3768

Brighton Median Dwelling Age = 49 years old

Brighton Number of Homes Built in last 10 years = 372

Brighton Number of Homes Built in last 15 years = 867

Brighton has an Annual Residential Turnover of 16.9%

The Average Brighton Homeowner lives in their Home for 3.74 years.

Brighton’s Population Growth since 2000 = 0%

Settled in 1790 & Established in 1814 Brighton’s name originated from the town of “Brighton England” and started as a farming and brick making town. Brighton is known as one of the oldest towns in Monroe County. 

Brighton, New York, covers an area of 15.5 square miles and borders downtown Rochester’s South & Southeast sides. Brighton has the highest percentage of residence with a Bachelors Degree or higher @ over 60%. Being located at the center of Monroe County Brighton offers quick and easy access to everywhere in Rochester. It is a culturally diverse community with a population estimated in 2010 to be more than 60,712. According to 2010 estimates, the median annual household income level was over $85,006 for Brighton residents.

School districts serving the town include Brighton School District, Pittsford School District, Penfield School District & Rush-Henrietta School District. There is 1 public high school (Brighton High School), 1 public middle school (Twelve Corners) and 2 elementary schools (Council Rock & French Road also called FRES by locals). The following colleges are located in the Town of Brighton Monroe Community College, Medaille College (satellite).

There are a number of varied attractions and destinations in Brighton, NY. There is Rochester Country Club, Stone Tolan House, Carlson Park, Blossom Health Care Center, The Friendly Home, WROC - TV 8, Brighton Fire Department Station 3, Saint John Fisher College Golf Course, Locust Hill Country Club, Country Club of Rochester, Growney Stadium, Alumni Terrace, Natapow Quadrangle, Golden Flyer Stadium, Meridan Centre, Crossbridge Office Park, Cambridge Place Corporate Center, Brighton Meadows Business Park, Brighton Corners Office Park, Allens Creek Office Park, Oak Hill Country Club, Locust Hill Country Club, Irondequoit Country Club, Elizabeth George Hall, Golisano Academic Center, Anna Portka Hall, Lyons Hall, Mount Hope Cemetery, Monroe County Parks Arboretum, Ellwanger Garden, Warner Castle, Rochester Science Park, Monroe Community Hospital, Mount Hope Professional Building, Goler House, Arthur Kornberg Medical Research Building, Helen Wood Hall, Slater Hall, Munro Hall, Kendrick Hall, Gale Hall, Fairchild Hall, Chambers Hall, Arbor Hill Care Center, Rochester Public Library Highland Branch, Rochester Fire Department Engine 8. It is also home to Best Volvo, and Harris Corp RF Communications. Lake Riley, Cobbs Hill Reservoir, East Branch Allen Creek, and West Brook are also located in Brighton. 

The following parks are located in Brighton Cobbs Hill, Dugan Yard, and Highland Park. 

The following shopping is located in Brighton Twelve Corners Plaza Shopping Center, Pittsford Place Mall Shopping Center, Pittsford Colony Plaza Shopping Center, & Clover Commons Shopping Center.

Brighton Calendar of Events:

Brighton Farmers Market – May thru October Sundays 9am - 1pm in the High School Parking Lot 1150 Winton Rd. S. Brighton. (585) 241-0088.

Winter Farmers Market –Nov. thru April

Brighton useful links:

Brighton Central School District Link: www.bcsd.org

Brighton Town Link: http://www.townofbrighton.org 

Brighton Farmers Market: www.brightonfarmersmarket.org

Brighton Real Estate Articles, Relocation & News Information 

Why Buy a Home in Brighton, NY?

Brighton is one of Monroe County's most sought-after communities — a walkable, culturally rich suburb that borders Rochester's southeast side. Known for its tree-lined streets, strong neighborhood character, and proximity to the University of Rochester and Rochester Institute of Technology, Brighton attracts professionals, academics, families, and young buyers who want the feel of a vibrant neighborhood without being in the city.

Brighton Schools

Brighton Central School District consistently ranks among the best in New York State. Students benefit from rigorous academics, International Baccalaureate (IB) programming, and excellent extracurricular offerings. Brighton High School has earned recognition for college preparation and student achievement. The district also feeds strong elementary schools including French Road, Council Rock, and Twelve Corners.

Brighton Neighborhoods and Housing

Brighton's housing market is diverse and dynamic. You'll find mid-century ranches and split-levels in established neighborhoods, Tudor-style homes along wooded streets, and newer condos and townhomes for low-maintenance living. Home prices typically range from the $200,000s for entry-level homes to $600,000+ for larger family homes. Brighton's real estate market moves quickly — homes rarely sit long in this desirable community.

Brighton Lifestyle and Amenities

Brighton residents enjoy walkable access to local favorites like Twelve Corners and Monroe Avenue. The community is close to Strong Memorial Hospital, Wegmans (headquartered in the Rochester area), the George Eastman Museum, and the Rochester Museum and Science Center. Cobbs Hill Park and Ellison Park offer green space, trails, and recreational facilities just minutes away.

Commuting from Brighton

Brighton's location makes commuting easy — downtown Rochester is under 15 minutes, the University of Rochester Medical Center is a short drive, and I-490 provides quick access across Monroe County. Brighton is ideal for professionals seeking a walkable, well-connected community with top-tier amenities.