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A Little More Land. A Little More Peace. A Lot More Sky.
Set well back from Roosevelt Highway on 1.5 acres, 17082 Roosevelt Highway offers something increasingly difficult to find: space.
There’s room between you and the road, room for gardens and outdoor projects, room for four-legged friends, and a wonderful combination of open lawn and woods. Even the house takes advantage of the setting. Positioned sideways on the property, its main living spaces look toward the yard and surrounding woods rather than toward the road.
But this AFB Market Spotlight isn’t only about the house.
It’s about a part of our region where Lake Ontario, farms, orchards, wooded country roads and small communities still shape everyday life, and where you’re never quite as far from Rochester as the scenery might make you think.

Our Personal Insights
Our own Hilary Moore, co-listing agent for 17082 Roosevelt Highway, lives in the area, and her perspective on Kendall and neighboring Hamlin is pretty simple: you get room to breathe without giving up access to the places you need to go.
This is an area of contrasts. You’ll find traditional neighborhoods and village streets, but also farm fields, horse properties, wooded acreage and homes sitting on generous country lots. Drive north and Lake Ontario becomes part of the landscape. Head south or east and Brockport, Hamlin and the Greater Rochester area provide shopping, dining and everyday conveniences.
For Hilary, that’s part of the appeal.
There are country roads to explore, farm markets along the way, sunsets that seem to stretch forever, and easy opportunities to get outside, whether that means boating and fishing on Lake Ontario, camping or hiking at Hamlin Beach, working in your own garden or simply enjoying a little more space around the house.
It’s a different rhythm from Rochester’s closer-in suburbs.
And sometimes that’s exactly the point.
Living in Kendall & Along the Lake Ontario Countryside
Kendall sits in northeastern Orleans County along the Lake Ontario shoreline, immediately west of Hamlin and Monroe County.
Agriculture remains an unmistakable part of the landscape. Orchards, farms, farm stands, open fields, wooded parcels and country homes create the scenery along the roads surrounding Kendall.
One of our team’s favorite examples is Hurd Orchards in nearby Holley. Hurd is also an AFB partner, so this one is personal for us. The family farm combines orchards and seasonal produce with a farm market, preserves, flowers and special events, exactly the sort of locally rooted agricultural business that helps give this part of Orleans County its character.
There are plenty of others. Partyka Farms is actually in Kendall and is another example of the area’s farm-market culture.
The result isn’t simply “rural.” It’s a landscape where agriculture is still visible and very much alive.
Roosevelt Highway & the Great Lakes Seaway Trail
Roosevelt Highway is also New York State Route 18, part of the Great Lakes Seaway Trail corridor across New York’s Lake Ontario shoreline. That makes the road in front of the property more than simply a route into Kendall.
For residents, it provides a remarkably straightforward east-west connection through the lakeshore communities.
Head west and the route carries you toward the Oak Orchard and Point Breeze area. Head east through Hamlin and you’re moving toward the Lake Ontario State Parkway, the Rochester region and eventually Charlotte and the Genesee River.
It’s one of those local routes that looks very different depending upon the season: orchards and fields, farm stands, lake-country scenery, brilliant fall color and the wide-open winter landscape.
The Lake Is Part of Life Here
Lake Ontario isn’t just something on a map north of Kendall.
The shoreline influences recreation throughout this part of the region.
To the east, Hamlin Beach State Park offers a sandy Lake Ontario beach, camping, picnic areas, hiking and biking trails, fishing and access to the Yanty Creek Marsh. New York State Parks lists 264 campsites and six miles of hiking and biking trails, along with opportunities for fishing, paddling, cross-country skiing and wildlife watching.
Boaters know the area particularly well.
Sandy Creek provides a protected Lake Ontario harbor in Hamlin and is home to the Brockport Yacht Club. The club describes its location as approximately 17 miles west of the Genesee River and 12 miles east of Oak Orchard, which gives a pretty good picture of where this stretch of shoreline sits in the larger Lake Ontario boating community.
And yes, there are places where the lake itself becomes the backdrop. Lures Restaurant and Bar sits at Bald Eagle Marina in Kendall with outdoor dining overlooking Lake Ontario.

Small Community, Bigger Backyard
One detail about 17082 Roosevelt Highway says a lot about its location: Kendall Junior/Senior High School is just down Roosevelt Highway from the property.
The school serves grades 7–12 and is part of the Kendall Central School District, a two-building district with its elementary school on Kendall Road.
Beyond Kendall itself, residents have several nearby communities to draw upon.
Hamlin connects the area east toward Monroe County and the Lake Ontario State Parkway, while Brockport provides a larger concentration of shopping, restaurants, services and other everyday conveniences.
That’s an important part of understanding life here. Country doesn’t necessarily mean isolated.
You can live among farms, woods and open land while still having Brockport, Hamlin and the Rochester region within reach.
At a Glance
Address: 17082 Roosevelt Highway, Kendall, NY 14476
Listed at: $275,000
MLS: R1711151
Year Built: 1983
Living Area: 1,232 SF
Lot Size: 1.50 Acres
Bedrooms: 3
Full Baths: 1
Half Baths: 1
Basement: Full, Partially Finished
Garage: 2.5-Car Garage + Workshop
Total Taxes: $3,927
School District: Kendall Central School District
Bonus: Private, Partly Wooded Yard
Large Shed + Fire Pit + Turnaround
Newer Roof + Central AC + Windows
Kendall, Hamlin + Brockport Shopping
Listing courtesy of The Angie Flack Brown Team – Keller Williams Realty Greater Rochester.
The Angie Flack Brown Team is proud to represent the seller of this property.


What We Love About 17082 Roosevelt Highway
For us, it starts with the setting.
The home sits well back from the road, and its unusual orientation on the property turns the view away from Roosevelt Highway and toward the lawn and surrounding woods. Large windows in the main living area take advantage of that view and help make the outdoors part of the interior.

Inside, the country kitchen offers warm wood cabinetry, a generous eating area and sliding doors to the backyard. Upstairs are three bedrooms, including a primary bedroom with a walk-in closet and direct access to the beautifully remodeled full bath.

More than 500 square feet of finished lower-level space provides room to adapt: family room, office, hobbies, exercise or play.
And then there’s the garage.
Built approximately 20 years ago, the oversized 2.5-car garage includes a substantial workshop area, its own electrical panel and additional storage. For someone who actually uses a garage rather than simply parks in one, that’s a terrific bonus.

Outside, 1.5 acres gives you open lawn, woods, flowering trees, landscaping, a large shed, fire pit and plenty of possibilities for whatever comes next.
According to Hilary…
Living in this area herself, Hilary sees the appeal in the combination of space, value and community.
You can head toward Lake Ontario for boating, fishing or an evening by the water. Spend the day at Hamlin Beach. Stop at a farm market. Take the country roads home. Or head into Brockport when you need shopping, restaurants and everyday conveniences.
And then come home to your own little piece of the countryside.
As Hilary puts it, sometimes what you’re really looking for is a little more land, a little more peace and a lot more sky.
We think that describes 17082 Roosevelt Highway pretty well.