Top Realtors in Irondequoit NY — How to Choose the Right Agent
A practical guide to evaluating Irondequoit NY real estate agents — what to look for, what to ask, and how the best local agents measure up in one of Monroe County’s most active and competitive markets
Written by Kyle Hiscock • Hiscock Homes at REMAX Realty Group, 10 Grove St, Pittsford NY • Last updated: May 2026
If you’re searching for a top realtor in Irondequoit NY, you’re looking in one of Monroe County’s most active and consistently in-demand real estate markets. Irondequoit attracts buyers for its combination of established neighborhoods, Lake Ontario shoreline access, two well-regarded school districts, and a price range that delivers genuine value compared to neighboring suburbs. It also moves fast — well-priced homes in Irondequoit regularly attract multiple offers, and buyers who aren’t prepared with the right agent tend to find that out the hard way.
This guide was written by Kyle Hiscock of Hiscock Homes at REMAX Realty Group, who has 114 verified Irondequoit closings across both East and West Irondequoit school districts, spanning neighborhoods from Sea Breeze to Culver Meadows, Seneca Park to Crestridge, and dozens of streets in between. He’ll walk you through exactly what to look for in an Irondequoit realtor — including an honest assessment of his own track record — so you can make the right hire with confidence.
A note on this guide: Kyle wrote this page and has an obvious interest in earning your business. What follows is his genuine attempt to give you a useful, honest framework for evaluating any Irondequoit agent — one he believes he holds up well against. You can decide that for yourself.
On This Page
Neighborhoods, pricing dynamics, the lake, two school districts & what drives demand 2. What to look for in a top Irondequoit realtor
The qualities that actually matter in this specific market 3. Questions to ask before you hire an Irondequoit realtor
What strong agents answer with confidence 4. How Kyle Hiscock measures up — verified Irondequoit track record
114 closings, both school districts, recent results 5. Irondequoit neighborhoods — what buyers and sellers need to know
Seneca Park, Sea Breeze, Culver Meadows, Crestridge & more 6. Irondequoit school districts — East vs. West
What every buyer needs to understand before making an offer 7. What clients say
Verified reviews from buyers and sellers 8. FAQ — Top realtors in Irondequoit NY
Common questions answered directly 9. Talk to Kyle about Irondequoit
No pressure — just a straight conversation
1. What Makes Irondequoit’s Real Estate Market Unique
Irondequoit is one of Rochester’s most established suburban communities — and one that consistently surprises buyers who haven’t looked closely. Its combination of affordability, location, neighborhood character, and lake access makes it a standout in the Monroe County market for buyers who do their homework. Understanding what drives Irondequoit’s market is essential context for choosing the right agent.
New to the area? If you’re still deciding whether Irondequoit is the right fit, our guide to living in Irondequoit NY covers neighborhoods, lifestyle, schools, and what buyers should know before making a move.
Location and Accessibility
Irondequoit sits directly north of Rochester, bordered by Lake Ontario to the north and the City of Rochester to the south and west. For buyers who need regular access to downtown Rochester, the University of Rochester corridor, or the employment centers along East Avenue and Empire Boulevard, Irondequoit offers short commutes without a city price premium. I-590 runs straight through the town, making the commute math simple for most buyers.
Lake Ontario and the Sea Breeze Lifestyle
Few Monroe County communities offer waterfront access at Irondequoit’s price points. The Lake Ontario shoreline, Irondequoit Bay, and the Sea Breeze neighborhood give parts of Irondequoit a lifestyle dimension that is genuinely hard to replicate elsewhere in the metro. Properties within proximity of the bay and the lake command a noticeable premium — and for buyers who prioritize that lifestyle, Irondequoit is often the only suburb where it is financially realistic.
A Fast-Moving, Competitive Market
Irondequoit moves quickly. Across Kyle’s 31 Irondequoit closings since 2018, the average days on market was just 9 days, and 22 of those 31 transactions closed at or above asking price. That’s not a fluke — it reflects a consistent pattern of motivated buyers competing for well-priced inventory. Sellers who price correctly attract multiple offers fast; those who don’t lose the critical first-weekend momentum that is hardest to recover. Understanding why the first two weeks on market matter is especially relevant in Irondequoit’s environment.
Exceptional Value Within Monroe County
Irondequoit consistently offers some of Monroe County’s best value per square foot among established, built-out suburbs. Buyers priced out of Pittsford or Brighton frequently find that Irondequoit delivers comparable neighborhood quality, lot sizes, and school district access at meaningfully lower price points. Kyle’s recent Irondequoit closings averaged approximately $160,000, with 2024–2025 transactions ranging from $130,000 to $315,000 as the market has shifted upward.
Two School Districts, Not One
Irondequoit is served by two separate and independent school districts: East Irondequoit Central School District and West Irondequoit Central School District. This is one of the most commonly misunderstood aspects of buying here — many buyers assume the town has a single district. It doesn’t. Which district a property falls in depends entirely on the specific address, not the neighborhood name or zip code. For buyers where school assignment matters, this must be verified before making an offer.
2. What to Look For in a Top Irondequoit NY Realtor
Irondequoit’s combination of fast-moving inventory, two distinct school districts, and meaningful neighborhood variation means the stakes for agent selection are higher than they might initially appear. The qualities that matter here are more specific than general “good realtor” criteria.
✓ Genuine Irondequoit neighborhood knowledge — not just regional familiarity
There’s a real difference between knowing Irondequoit broadly and being able to tell you specifically how Seneca Park trades differently than Crestridge, why Sea Breeze attracts a particular buyer profile, or what the price variation looks like between a street in East Irondequoit CSD and a comparable street in West Irondequoit CSD. That neighborhood-level fluency affects pricing accuracy, offer strategy, and the advice you get when a decision has to be made in hours — not days. An agent with three Irondequoit closings cannot give you the same read as one with 114.
✓ School district fluency — East vs. West at the street level
An Irondequoit realtor who can’t immediately confirm which district a given address falls in is not adequately serving buyers for whom that matters. The East/West split is not intuitive — neighboring streets can be in different districts. Confirming the correct school assignment for any specific address before writing an offer is a basic competency expectation, not a bonus service.
✓ Real experience in competitive Irondequoit offer situations
When a well-priced Irondequoit home goes to multiple offers in the first weekend, your agent’s ability to structure a winning offer — not just a high one — is what determines the outcome. Understanding escalation clauses, inspection contingency strategy, and what Irondequoit sellers prioritize beyond price is knowledge that only comes from closing dozens of transactions in this specific market. Reviewing the pros and cons of escalation clauses is useful context before you write your first offer here.
✓ Honest pricing discipline for Irondequoit sellers
The first weekend of showings is the most important window in Irondequoit. An overpriced listing that misses that window rarely recovers the competitive energy that drives multiple offers. The best Irondequoit listing agents price accurately from the start using closed comparable sales — adjusted for district, neighborhood, style, and condition — and are willing to tell you the number you need to hear, not the one you want to hear.
✓ Full-time availability when Irondequoit moves fast
In a market that moves in days, a part-time agent is a structural disadvantage. You need someone who can schedule a same-day showing, write an offer the same evening, and return the listing agent’s call within the hour. That’s only possible if real estate is their full-time career.
✓ Verified reviews on external platforms
Look for ratings on Google, Zillow, and Yelp rather than curated testimonials on an agent’s own website. Read the text of the reviews — not just the star count. Clients who describe an agent’s honesty, negotiation skill, and responsiveness under pressure are telling you something a credential never could.
3. Questions to Ask Before You Hire an Irondequoit Realtor
These questions will give you a clear picture of any Irondequoit agent in 15 minutes. A strong agent will answer all of them directly and without hesitation.
1. “Is this your full-time career?”
In a market where desirable homes go under contract in under a week, a part-time agent can’t reliably get you in the door — let alone write and negotiate a competitive offer on a tight timeline.
2. “Which school district is [specific street] in — East or West Irondequoit?”
If district assignment matters to your family, test this directly with a specific address. An agent with real Irondequoit depth should answer immediately. If they have to look it up during the conversation, that tells you something important.
3. “What are the meaningful differences between buying near Sea Breeze vs. the Crestridge area?”
Or substitute any two Irondequoit neighborhoods you’re comparing. A strong agent can speak specifically to buyer demand, school district, home vintage, lot character, and how each micro-market trades. Generic praise for both is not an answer.
4. “How do you price an Irondequoit home, and what comps would you use?”
Listen for specifics: recent closed sales, adjustments for school district, style, lot size, and condition. An agent who talks in town-wide averages rather than neighborhood-specific comps doesn’t have the precision this market requires.
5. “Tell me about a time you helped a buyer win in a competitive Irondequoit multiple-offer situation.”
Ask for a specific example, not a general description of the market. An agent with real Irondequoit experience will have a story. Winning here isn’t just about price — it’s about offer structure, terms, and knowing what a seller needs.
6. “Where can I read your verified client reviews?”
A strong Irondequoit agent will point you to Zillow, Google, and Yelp without hesitation. Read the actual reviews — what clients say about honesty, responsiveness, and negotiation under pressure tells you more than any star count.
7. “Have you ever told an Irondequoit seller their price was too high, or advised a buyer to walk away?”
Every honest, experienced Irondequoit agent has done both. The question is whether they’ll tell you so directly. An agent who prioritizes your outcome over their commission will answer without hesitation.
A strong Irondequoit realtor welcomes every one of these questions. How an agent responds before you hire them is the best preview of how they’ll handle difficult moments during your transaction.
4. How Kyle Hiscock Measures Up — Verified Irondequoit Track Record
Kyle wrote this guide, so it would be dishonest not to answer the same questions he just outlined. Here’s his actual Irondequoit track record — all verifiable from MLS records:
Full-time realtor?
✓ Yes. Kyle has been a full-time realtor since 2013. He personally handles all buyer and seller representation and is available same-day for showings, same-evening for offers, and same-hour when a negotiation needs a fast response.
Irondequoit neighborhood knowledge?
✓ Yes — 114 closings across the town. Kyle has represented buyers and sellers in Seneca Park, Sea Breeze, Lake Breeze Park, Culver Meadows, Culver Ridge Heights, Crestridge, Oakcrest Village, Hidden Hollow, Arlington, Laurelton, and dozens of individual streets. That depth translates directly to pricing accuracy and offer strategy.
Both school districts?
✓ Yes — 71 East Irondequoit, 43 West Irondequoit closings. Kyle has closed in both districts and can speak to school zone differences at the neighborhood and street level.
Competitive offer experience?
✓ Yes. 22 of Kyle’s 31 Irondequoit closings since 2018 were at or above asking price. As buyer’s agent, he helped secure 119 Wildmere Road at $50,000 over asking and 108 Birchwood Drive at $51,000 over asking. As listing agent, 340 Ellinwood Drive sold at $87,500 over asking in 6 days, and 44 Maplehurst Road sold at $48,100 over asking in just 5 days.
Honest pricing discipline?
✓ Yes. 9-day average DOM across recent Irondequoit closings. Kyle’s listing at 55 Gladmar Drive sold in 5 days at $35,000 over asking; 203 Brockley Road sold in 4 days at $27,000 over asking; 121 Angelus Drive sold in 1 day at $6,500 over list. These results reflect accurate, strategic pricing from day one.
Verified external reviews?
✓ 5.0★ on all three major platforms. Zillow (67 team reviews), Google, and Yelp.
Broader Greater Rochester depth?
✓ 443+ closings, $74M+ in sales. Kyle’s Irondequoit work is part of a 443+ transaction Greater Rochester career. REMAX Hall of Fame honoree. Second-generation Rochester realtor — Hiscock Homes at REMAX Realty Group has been serving Monroe County buyers and sellers since 1987. For a full view of his Greater Rochester track record, see the top Rochester NY realtor page.
Selected Recent Irondequoit Closings — MLS Records
| Address | Role | Sale Price | vs. Asking | DOM | Closed | District |
| 248 Chestnut Hill Drive | Listing | $315,000 | +$15,000 | 11 | Dec 2025 | West |
| 44 Maplehurst Road | Listing | $173,100 | +$48,100 | 5 | Dec 2025 | West |
| 340 Ellinwood Drive | Listing | $257,500 | +$87,500 | 6 | Feb 2025 | East |
| 119 Wildmere Road | Buyer | $290,000 | +$50,000 | 5 | Mar 2024 | West |
| 654 Tarrington Road | Listing | $230,000 | −$10,000 | 12 | Dec 2024 | East |
| 108 Birchwood Drive | Buyer | $200,900 | +$51,000 | 5 | Aug 2022 | East |
| 12 Nixon Drive | Listing | $190,000 | +$30,000 | 6 | Mar 2022 | East |
| 55 Gladmar Drive | Listing | $190,000 | +$35,000 | 5 | Jul 2021 | East |
| 203 Brockley Road | Listing | $167,000 | +$27,000 | 4 | Nov 2021 | East |
| 121 Angelus Drive | Listing | $180,000 | +$6,500 | 1 | Oct 2020 | East |
Source: Greater Rochester MLS, verified records 2018–2025. Green figures indicate sale price exceeded list price. Full 114-closing history available upon request.
Irondequoit Closings by Neighborhood
Kyle’s 114 Irondequoit closings span nearly every neighborhood in the town. Here’s how that closing history breaks down by area, including school district assignment for each:
| Neighborhood / Area | School District | Kyle’s Closings |
| Seneca Park / Chestnut Hill area | West Irondequoit | Multiple |
| Crestridge / Oakcrest Village | West Irondequoit | Multiple |
| Hidden Hollow / Titus Ave corridor | West Irondequoit | Multiple |
| Sea Breeze / Lake Breeze Park | East Irondequoit | Multiple |
| Culver Meadows / Culver Ridge Heights | East Irondequoit | Multiple |
| Arlington / Laurelton | East Irondequoit | Multiple |
| East Irondequoit total | East Irondequoit CSD | 71 closings |
| West Irondequoit total | West Irondequoit CSD | 43 closings |
Source: Greater Rochester MLS, verified records January 2011–March 2026.
Talk to Kyle About Buying or Selling in Irondequoit
No commitment required — just an honest conversation about your Irondequoit goals
Schedule a Free Conversation →5. Irondequoit Neighborhoods — What Buyers and Sellers Need to Know
Irondequoit is a large town with meaningful variation from one neighborhood to the next. Price range, home style, lot character, walkability, and school district assignment all shift as you move from the lake toward the interior and from east to west. Here’s a look at some of the neighborhoods where Kyle has direct closing experience:
Seneca Park — West Irondequoit CSD
One of Irondequoit’s most desirable and consistent neighborhoods, Seneca Park features a mix of Tudors, colonials, and Cape Cods on generous tree-lined lots near Seneca Park and the Irondequoit Bay. Kyle has closed multiple homes here, including 248 Chestnut Hill Drive ($315,000, +$15,000 over asking, Dec 2025) and 122 Chestnut Hill Drive ($170,000, in 3 days). Assigned to West Irondequoit CSD.
Sea Breeze / Lake Breeze — East Irondequoit CSD
The Sea Breeze and Lake Breeze areas represent Irondequoit’s most direct connection to Lake Ontario and the bay — a lifestyle draw that is genuinely hard to replicate at Monroe County price points. Home styles range from modest ranches and cottages to more substantial colonials. Kyle has closed on multiple Culver Road and Lake Breeze Park properties in this area. Assigned to East Irondequoit CSD.
Culver Meadows / Culver Ridge Heights — East Irondequoit CSD
Well-established interior neighborhoods with solid ranches and colonials on modest lots with strong buyer demand. Kyle’s listing at 121 Angelus Drive sold in just 1 day at $6,500 over asking, and 55 Gladmar Drive sold in 5 days at $35,000 over asking. Assigned to East Irondequoit CSD.
Crestridge — West Irondequoit CSD
A large, established neighborhood off Titus Avenue and Crestwood Boulevard featuring colonials, split-levels, and ranches built primarily in the 1960s–1980s. One of West Irondequoit’s most active sub-markets. Kyle has multiple closings in Crestridge across buyer and seller representation. Assigned to West Irondequoit CSD.
Oakcrest Village — West Irondequoit CSD
A well-maintained neighborhood with colonial and ranch-style homes off Titus Avenue. Kyle’s listing at 235 Belmeade Road sold in just 3 days at $2,000 over asking. Assigned to West Irondequoit CSD.
Hidden Hollow — West Irondequoit CSD
A quiet interior neighborhood with ranches and colonials at accessible price points. Kyle has two closings on N. Ridgelawn Drive here, including a listing that sold in 2 days at $7,000 over asking. Assigned to West Irondequoit CSD.
Arlington / Laurelton — East Irondequoit CSD
Two adjacent, well-established East Irondequoit neighborhoods with Cape Cods, colonials, and ranches on tree-lined streets. These areas consistently represent some of Irondequoit’s best value per square foot. Kyle has multiple closings across Arlington and Laurelton streets. Assigned to East Irondequoit CSD.
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6. Irondequoit School Districts — What Every Buyer Needs to Understand
One of the most commonly misunderstood facts about Irondequoit real estate is that the town is served by two completely separate, independent school districts — not one. This is not a sub-zone split within a single district. East and West Irondequoit are entirely separate districts with their own schools, boards, taxes, and reputations.
Two Independent Districts
East Irondequoit Central School District
High School: Eastridge High School
Middle School: East Irondequoit Middle School (grades 6–8)
Elementary schools include: Ivan L. Green Primary, Durand-Eastman Intermediate, Laurelton-Pardee Intermediate, Helendale Road Primary
Serves eastern Irondequoit — including Sea Breeze, Lake Breeze, Culver Meadows, Arlington, Laurelton, and much of the eastern half of the town. Kyle has 71 verified closings in this district.
West Irondequoit Central School District
High School: Irondequoit High School
Junior High (grades 7–8): Dake Junior High School
Intermediate (grades 4–6): Iroquois Middle School & Rogers Middle School; Elementary (K–3): Briarwood, Listwood, Seneca, Southlawn, Brookview, Colebrook
Serves western Irondequoit — including Seneca Park, Crestridge, Oakcrest Village, Hidden Hollow, and the western corridor. Kyle has 43 verified closings in this district.
Critical: These are two completely separate school districts — not zones within one district. Never assume school assignment based on neighborhood name, address style, or proximity to a major road. Boundaries do not follow intuitive geographic logic, and neighboring streets can be in different districts. Always verify the specific district for any address you’re seriously considering before making an offer. Kyle can confirm the correct district for any Irondequoit property you’re evaluating.
Does district affect home value?
Both East and West Irondequoit have well-regarded schools and active real estate markets. The question of which is “better” depends on individual preferences and specific programs. What does affect value is buyer demand for a given district in a particular price range — something Kyle can speak to specifically for any neighborhood you’re targeting. For a broader look at how school districts compare across Monroe County, the best school districts near Rochester NY guide provides useful regional context.
7. What Clients Say
Kyle holds a 5.0★ rating on Zillow, Google, and Yelp. Here is a selection of reviews from buyers and sellers who navigated exactly the kind of competitive, fast-moving situations that Irondequoit regularly presents.
Seller Experiences
“We used Kyle to buy and sell this year. On the sale side, we sold quickly and well above list price. Kyle was available whenever we needed him, and always told us what we needed to hear when we needed to hear it. His expertise and feel for the market helped us make good decisions. I’m an attorney who does a fair bit of residential real estate work, so I’ve had the chance to see many agents in action. I haven’t found anyone better.”
“We held three days of showings and received an incredible 20+ offers, thanks to his excellent photos, listing description, and pricing strategy. Kyle helped me choose the best offer, and then it was my turn to shop again. The market was tougher this time around, but even through a few letdowns, Kyle stayed positive and ultimately helped me find my dream home in the exact town I wanted. He’s the best.”
“What stood out most was his transparency throughout the sale. He was always honest, never tried to misguide me, and gave great advice while still leaving the final decisions up to me. Even after closing, when I didn’t realize the attorneys had accidentally charged me an extra half percent in commission, Kyle reached out and made sure that money was returned to me. His honesty and friendliness are truly unparalleled.”
Buyer Experiences
“Rochester, NY was named the toughest housing market in the country that year — but it was no match for Kyle. My fiancé and I went to just one showing and placed only one offer. Out of 23 offers, ours was accepted, and it wasn’t even the highest bid. Kyle truly cares about understanding what sellers are looking for. He crafted the most attractive offer while still respecting our needs and budget.”
“My wife and I have worked with several real estate agents over the years, and Kyle is the best of them all. Kyle knows Irondequoit well, which was critical since we were house hunting from Canada. When we found something online, he would preview it for us and advise whether it made sense to proceed with a FaceTime tour or an in-person visit. He described details we couldn’t see — everything from basement odors to grading and landscaping — and provided thoughtful guidance on neighborhoods, amenities, and offer strategy. Kyle’s understanding of contract strategy, including escalation clauses and negotiation tactics, was invaluable. He was honest, good-humored, never pushy, and always available. You could not do better in Irondequoit than having Kyle Hiscock as your agent, advisor, and advocate.”
“We recently moved to the Rochester area from out of state and found Kyle through his strong online presence. Once we identified the right property, Kyle’s experience and negotiation skills were instrumental in securing the home at a great value. Even after the purchase, he continued to go above and beyond providing trusted recommendations as we settled in. Kyle’s commitment to our experience never wavered — going above and beyond is clearly his standard.”
Read all verified reviews:
8. FAQ — Top Realtors in Irondequoit NY
What should I look for in a top Irondequoit NY realtor?
Full-time availability, genuine knowledge of Irondequoit’s neighborhoods and both school districts, experience navigating competitive offer situations, honest pricing discipline, and verifiable 5-star reviews on external platforms. Irondequoit moves fast — the right agent has a direct and measurable impact on your outcome as both a buyer and seller.
Is Irondequoit a good place to live?
Yes — Irondequoit consistently ranks as one of Monroe County’s most livable established suburbs. Its location directly north of Rochester means short commutes to downtown, the University of Rochester corridor, and major employment centers along East Avenue and Empire Boulevard. Residents have access to Lake Ontario and Irondequoit Bay, Seneca Park, two well-regarded school systems, and a range of established neighborhoods from the lake down to the city border. For a detailed look at what daily life looks like here, the living in Irondequoit NY guide covers neighborhoods, costs, schools, and lifestyle in depth.
What is the average home price in Irondequoit NY?
Irondequoit home prices span a meaningful range. Entry-level homes can start in the $100,000–$150,000 range. Established colonials, ranches, and Cape Cods in neighborhoods like Seneca Park, Crestridge, and Culver Meadows typically trade in the $150,000–$250,000 range, with premium properties higher. Kyle’s recent closings (2018–2025) averaged approximately $160,000, with 2024–2025 transactions ranging from $130,000 to $315,000 as the market has shifted upward.
What are property taxes like in Irondequoit NY?
Property taxes in Irondequoit vary by school district, assessed value, and any applicable exemptions. Because East and West Irondequoit are separate school districts with separate tax levies, two homes on neighboring streets can carry meaningfully different annual tax bills. Monroe County’s Star and Enhanced Star exemptions apply in both districts for qualifying owners. Buyers should always request the actual current tax bill for any specific property rather than relying on estimates — and should understand that assessed values may differ from sale prices. Kyle routinely walks buyers through the tax picture for specific Irondequoit addresses before offers are written. For a broader overview of how property taxes work across Monroe County, the Monroe County property tax guide is a useful reference.
How competitive is the Irondequoit real estate market?
Very competitive. Well-priced homes regularly attract multiple offers in the first weekend. Across Kyle’s 31 recent Irondequoit closings, the average days on market was just 9 days and 22 of 31 sold at or above asking price — including 340 Ellinwood Drive which sold $87,500 over list price in February 2025. Buyers who aren’t fully prepared with pre-approval and a strong offer strategy regularly miss homes they want.
Does Irondequoit have one school district or two?
Two completely separate and independent school districts: East Irondequoit Central School District (Eastridge High School) and West Irondequoit Central School District (Irondequoit High School, Dake Junior High). These are not zones within one district — they are entirely separate entities. Always verify the specific district for any address before making an offer. Never assume based on neighborhood name or zip code.
What are some of the best neighborhoods in Irondequoit NY?
Irondequoit has many well-regarded neighborhoods. Seneca Park is consistently one of the most desirable, with Tudors and colonials near the bay and park. Sea Breeze and Lake Breeze offer Lake Ontario lifestyle access. Culver Meadows, Crestridge, Oakcrest Village, and Hidden Hollow are established neighborhoods with strong buyer demand. The right choice depends on your budget, school district preference, and lifestyle priorities.
Why do buyers choose Irondequoit over other Rochester suburbs?
Three things consistently drive demand: exceptional location north of Rochester with short commutes and Lake Ontario to the north, strong value per square foot compared to Pittsford, Brighton, and Penfield, and the lifestyle appeal of Irondequoit Bay and the Lake Ontario shoreline. Buyers who want an established, full-service suburb with character and without a premium price tag find that Irondequoit delivers in a way few other Monroe County communities can.
How many Irondequoit homes has Kyle Hiscock sold?
114 verified Irondequoit closings across the town, spanning East and West Irondequoit school districts, and covering neighborhoods from Sea Breeze and Seneca Park to Culver Meadows, Crestridge, Arlington, Lake Breeze Park, and dozens of individual streets. That depth of transaction history gives Kyle a pricing and market knowledge advantage that is genuinely difficult to replicate for a community as large and varied as Irondequoit.
9. Talk to Kyle About Buying or Selling in Irondequoit
Whether you’re buying your first home in Irondequoit, selling a home you’ve owned for years, or comparing Irondequoit against other Monroe County suburbs for a relocation, Kyle is happy to give you a straight read on the current market — which neighborhoods are moving, where the best value is right now, which school district a specific address falls in, and what a realistic offer strategy looks like for your price range. No pressure, no commitment, and no sales pitch.
Hiscock Homes at REMAX Realty Group • 10 Grove Street, Pittsford NY 14534 • (585) 704-7095
About the Author
Kyle Hiscock
Lead Agent • Hiscock Homes at REMAX Realty Group
10 Grove St, Pittsford NY 14534
(585) 704-7095 • Licensed 2011 • Full-time since 2013 • REMAX Hall of Fame
| 443+ Verified Closings | $74M+ Total Sales Volume | 5.0★ Client Rating |
Kyle Hiscock is the lead agent at Hiscock Homes at REMAX Realty Group in Pittsford, NY — a second-generation real estate business serving buyers and sellers across Greater Rochester. With 114 verified Irondequoit closings across both East and West Irondequoit school districts, Kyle brings a depth of neighborhood-specific knowledge that few agents in Monroe County can match.
Since launching RochesterRealEstateBlog.com in 2013, Kyle has published 150+ in-depth local guides covering home buying, selling, pricing, and Greater Rochester community comparisons. The goal has always been to genuinely help readers make better decisions — not to generate leads. This page is no different.
Serving: Irondequoit • Webster • Penfield • Pittsford • Fairport • Brighton • Greece • Gates • Hilton • Brockport • Mendon • Henrietta • Perinton • Churchville • Scottsville • East Rochester • Rush • Honeoye Falls • Chili • Victor • and surrounding communities