Holley NY (14470): Overview, Housing, Essentials, Schools, Recreation & Entertainment, Transportation & Traffic, Real Estate Agents

Welcome to Holley, NY
Overview The village of Holley is in the town of Murray on the eastern edge of Orleans County. The village of Brockport in Monroe County is just east of Murray and includes The College at Brockport. Holley is on the banks of the Erie Canal, where free concerts are held in the summer. This is an agricultural community of about 1,800 residents with a few businesses, such as a dollar store, a bakery and a diner. Shoppers typically take a short drive east to the bustling college town of Brockport. Albion, the county seat, is a short drive to the west. The Holley Central School District serves residents who live here. Local Museums & Landmarks The Murray-Holley Historical Society, on Geddes Street Extension, is in a restored 1907 train depot. The Holley Depot Museum, on Holley Fountain Square, exhibits local artifacts of the Erie Canal and the railway era.

Welcome to Holley, NY

Overview

The village of Holley is in the town of Murray on the eastern edge of Orleans County. The village of Brockport in Monroe County is just east of Murray and includes The College at Brockport. Holley is on the banks of the Erie Canal, where free concerts are held in the summer.

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Essentials The Holley Community Free Library is at 86 Public Square. The Holley Central School District has an elementary school and a middle-high school. The post office is at 5 Wright St. Shopping and grocery shopping can easily be done in Brockport, a five-mile drive east. There, you can find everything from a Walmart superstore to a funky downtown shopping district to a Wegmans supermarket. Lakeside Memorial Hospital also is in Brockport and serves the area.

Essentials

The Holley Community Free Library is at 86 Public Square. The Holley Central School District has an elementary school and a middle-high school. The post office is at 5 Wright St. Shopping and grocery shopping can easily be done in Brockport, a five-mile drive east. There, you can find everything from a Walmart superstore to a funky downtown shopping district to a Wegmans supermarket. Lakeside Memorial Hospital also is in Brockport and serves the area.

Recreation & Entertainment Outdoor activities, like hunting, fishing and snowmobiling, are popular here. Oak Orchard Marine Park and Hamlin Beach State Park both are short drives to the north. Holley has two golf facilities: Hickory Ridge Golf and Country Club, and Red Oak Golf Range. For most other activities, it’s a short 10-minute drive to Brockport, where you’ll find shopping, a movie theater, bowling, night clubs, and events at the College at Brockport. Maple Grove Farms, at 4394 S. Holley Road, has a sugar house where maple syrup is made from tree sap. Village residents have held the annual “Hazzard County Squirrel Slam,” a squirrel hunt that raises money for the fire department, since 2007.

Recreation & Entertainment

Outdoor activities, like hunting, fishing and snowmobiling, are popular here. Oak Orchard Marine Park and Hamlin Beach State Park both are short drives to the north. Holley has two golf facilities: Hickory Ridge Golf and Country Club, and Red Oak Golf Range. For most other activities, it’s a short 10-minute drive to Brockport, where you’ll find shopping, a movie theater, bowling, night clubs, and events at the College at Brockport.

Transportation & Traffic Route 31 runs east and west through the village. Route 237 is the north-south thoroughfare. The Thruway is a short drive south

Transportation & Traffic

Route 31 runs east and west through the village. Route 237 is the north-south thoroughfare. The Thruway is a short drive south

Pros & Cons Holley is on the Erie Canal and has a lot of wide-open spaces for hunting, snowmobiling, hiking and fishing. It’s just five miles from Brockport, a lively college town, with more affordable housing here than in Brockport.

Pros & Cons

Holley is on the Erie Canal and has a lot of wide-open spaces for hunting, snowmobiling, hiking and fishing. It’s just five miles from Brockport, a lively college town, with more affordable housing here than in Brockport.