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Brockport Information & Highlights

Brockport Median House Sales Price = $121,000

Brockport Median Mortgage Payment = $1,395

Brockport Median Real Estate Taxes = 3.1%

Brockport’s Density Per Mile = 370

Brockport Median Dwelling Age = 32 years old

Brockport Number of Homes Built in last 10 years = 103

Brockport Number of Homes Built in last 15 years = 540

Brockport has an Annual Residential Turnover of 16.5%

The Average Brockport Homeowner lives in their Home for 4.18 years.

Brockport’s Population Growth since 2000 = 17%

Settled in 1820 & Established in 1829 Brockport’s name originated from derived from Hiel Brockway, an early settler and started as a Port of Erie Canal town. Brockport calls itself the "The Victorian Village on the Erie Canal." towns in Monroe County. 

Brockport, New York, covers an area of 2.16 square miles and is 16.6 miles W of downtown Rochester. Brockport has the charm and beauty of being located on the Erie Canal.  Being located at the west end of Monroe County Brockport offers quick and easy access to everywhere on the west side of Rochester. It is a friendly community with a population estimated in 2010 to be more than 22,735. According to 2010 estimates, the median annual household income level was over $64,281 for Brockport residents.

School districts serving the town include Brockport School District.  There is 1 public high school (Brockport High School), 1 public middle school (Oliver Middle School) and 3 elementary schools (Hill Elementary, Barclay Elementary, Ginther Elementary). The following colleges are located in the Town of Brockport State University of New York at Brockport.

There are a number of varied attractions and destinations in Brockport, NY. There is Craig Hill Country Club, Special Olympics Stadium, Deerfield Country Club, Brockport Country Club, Arrowhead Golf Club, McCracken Farms, Kirbys Farm, Hartwell Hall, Lathrop Hall, Morgan Hall, Lennon Hall, Rakov Center For Student Services, Seymour College Union, Smith Hall, Tower Fine Arts Center, Edwards Hall, Thompson Hall, McLean Hall, MacVicar Hall, Holmes Hall. West Fork Moorman Creek are also located in Brockport. The following parks are located in Brockport Northampton Park, Bob Boozer Field.

Brockport Calendar of Events:

Brockport Farmers Market – Sundays - 8am to 1pm from mid June to October, Market & Main Street, Brockport. (585) 637-5300

September 26-28 SUNY Homecoming & Family Weekend 2019

Brockport useful links:

Brockport Central School District Link: http://www.brockport.k12.ny.us

Brockport Town Link: http://www.brockportny.org

Brockport Real Estate Articles, Relocation & News Information 

Why Buy a Home in Brockport, NY?

Brockport is a charming Erie Canal village 17 miles west of downtown Rochester, known for its Victorian architecture and vibrant SUNY Brockport campus community. Called "The Victorian Village on the Erie Canal," Brockport blends small-town character with cultural energy and affordability. Whether you're drawn to walkable streets, canal-side trails, or a strong sense of community, Brockport delivers exceptional quality of life at a fraction of the cost of other Monroe County suburbs.

Brockport Schools

Brockport is served by the Brockport Central School District, which includes Brockport High School, Oliver Middle School, and three elementary schools: Hill, Barclay, and Ginther. The district is known for its dedicated teachers and well-rounded academic programs. SUNY Brockport, located right in the village, provides educational and cultural resources that benefit the entire community.

Neighborhoods & Housing in Brockport

Brockport offers a mix of beautifully preserved Victorian homes, newer suburban developments, and affordable starter properties. With a median home price around $121,000, Brockport is one of Monroe County's most affordable communities while still offering strong quality of life. Many homes are within walking distance of the Erie Canal towpath, SUNY campus, and the charming Main Street corridor.

Lifestyle & Amenities

Brockport residents enjoy direct access to the Erie Canalway Trail, perfect for biking, walking, and kayaking. The village hosts a popular Sunday Farmers Market from June through October, and SUNY Brockport brings a steady calendar of cultural events, sports, and arts programming. The Brockport Country Club, Northampton Park, and Bob Boozer Field offer additional recreation options for all ages.

Commuting from Brockport

Brockport is approximately 17 miles west of downtown Rochester, accessible via Route 31 (Brockport-Spencerport Road) and the NY-531 expressway. The typical commute to Rochester takes 25–35 minutes depending on traffic, making Brockport a practical choice for buyers who want village living with city access.