How big are the homes in Rochester?

The average property size in Rochester is 2369.89 sq.ft., the largest being 10856 sq.ft., and the smallest being 864 sq.ft.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are house prices dropping in Rochester?

The house prices in Rochester are indeed dropping at the moment. There has been a decrease in price of $51,642.86. There are several factors that can cause a price drop. Higher mortgage rates, lower demand, prices of comparable properties can all cause the price of a house to drop.

What is the housing market like in Rochester at this time?

The housing market and house prices in Rochester are going down. The average house price is $334,000.00 and the average price per square feet is $170.63 per square foot. At the moment, there are 255 homes listed - 47 active, 8 pending, and 200 sold in Rochester.

What is the most popular place to buy a house in Rochester?

The most popular place to buy a home in Rochester is 2505 - Fulton - Rochester. 2505 - Fulton - Rochester has the most properties listed and appears to have the highest demand.

What is the amount of property taxes you have to pay for a house in Rochester?

The average amount of property taxes you would have to pay for a home in Rochester is $3,385.77. Property taxes are tied to the value of the home - the more expensive the home, the higher the taxes.

How fast are houses listed in Rochester being sold?

Properties in Rochester stay on the market for an average of 105 days. A lower number of days indicates a seller's market, while a higher number indicates a buyer's market.

How often are houses listed for sale in Rochester?

The last home listed in Rochester was 5142 minutes ago.

Can you visit houses in Rochester?

Currently, there are 0 open houses available for viewing in Rochester.

What is the most expensive house in Rochester?

The cost of the most expensive home in Rochester is $1,500,000.00. Expensive homes often come with better amenities, larger spaces, and faster appreciation.

What is the cheapest house in Rochester?

The cost of the cheapest home in Rochester is $29,900.00. Buying a cheaper home can keep payments low and leave room for customization.

How old are the homes in Rochester?

The oldest home in Rochester was built in 1900, and the newest in 2026.

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Address:

464 W 100 S Rochester IN 46975

Status:

Active

On Site:

10 Days On Site

Price:

$270, 000

Bedrooms:

3 Beds

Bathrooms:

2 Full Baths

Sq. Feet:

2, 500

Year Built:

1900

Lot Size:

1.55

County:

Fulton County

Township:

Rochester

MLS #:

202624841

Property Type:

Site Built Home

Community Information

City:

Rochester

Subdivision:

None

Zip Code:

46975

Rooms

Type	Dimensions	Level
Master Bedroom	13 x 12	Upper
2nd Bedroom	12 x 12	Upper
3rd Bedroom	15 x 13	Upper
Kitchen	12 x 12	Main
Dining Room	10 x 14	Main
Living Room	15 x 20	Main
Den	15 x 15	Main

Active

$270,000

3 Beds

2 Baths

2,500 Sq. Ft.

464 W 100 S, Rochester, IN, 46975

Est. Payments: $0/mo

Residential

Built in 1900

10 days on Site

1.55 Lot Size

Attic Fan, Central Air

Propane, Forced Air, Propane Tank Rented

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Description

Start Showing Date: 7/10/2026 Welcome to peaceful country living! Situated on 1.55 acres in a rural setting, this spacious 3-bedroom, 2-bath home offers approximately 2,500 square feet of living space with room to spread out both inside and out. The home features impressive 9-foot ceilings, an enclosed porch perfect for enjoying the surro...

Source: IRMLS as distributed by MLS GRID, MLS ID: 202624841

Listing provided courtesy of Sarah Sanders 574-635-0137 with RE/MAX Aspire

Last Updated: 6/23/2026 | 9:10 PM

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About the Neighborhood

Zip Code 46975 offers a tranquil and peaceful environment with calm streets that create a relaxing atmosphere. The neighborhood features a diverse range of well-built single detached homes, with a charming mix of residences dating from the mid-20th century to more recent construction. Access to primary schools is convenient throughout the area, providing educational options nearby. A selection of local pharmacies and restaurants adds to the neighborhood’s amenities, making daily essentials easily reachable. For car travel, major highways are close by, and parking availability is good. While the cycling network is limited, some scenic routes and gentle hills provide opportunity for recreational rides.

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