Gather your crew & unwind at this peaceful, centrally located retreat - perfect for wine weekends, brewery tours & cozy nights in. With equal-sized bedrooms, a clean, stocked kitchen & a spacious deck made for group hangs, it has everything you need!
⭐ "Perfect home base for our wine trip - equal rooms, plenty of space, and so peaceful after a full day out!"
✓ Centrally located for wine & brewery hopping
✓ Equal-sized rooms & open group-friendly layout
✓ Deck for coffee, cocktails
THE SPACE
2,200 finished sq ft on one level sited on 2 acres of level lawn with panoramic lake views, neighboring horse farm creating idyllic/scenic pastoral setting, an extra spacious, newly constructed composite deck, and fire pit. This home features an open concept great room adjoining the modern kitchen.
Kitchen & Dining Room
∙ FULLY stocked kitchen for at-home baking and cooking
∙ Cooking oils and seasoning essentials
∙ Flat bottom 12-cup coffee maker, Keruig Coffee Maker, tea kettle and toaster
∙ Abundance of dishware, glassware and silverware, including children’s
∙ Full-sized fridge and freezer
∙ Electric glass cooktop and oven
∙ Microwave
∙ Dishwasher
∙ Dining room table, seating for 6 (High table and chairs)
∙ Large Kitchen Island
Living Room
∙ Featuring Smart TV
∙ Netflix, Prime Video, Disney Plus, Hulu, HBO and more
∙ Sound system
∙ Fireplace
∙ Multiple sliding doors facing Seneca Lake and additional walls of windows to the north and south create panoramic lake and pastoral views from every vantage point
∙ Multiple access points to the newly constructed composite wrap around deck
Primary Bedroom
∙ Queen size bed
∙ Premium mattress, quilt, and bed blanket
∙ Full-length mirror
∙ Large closet w/ hangers
∙ Dresser
∙ Bedside lamps and tables
∙ 2 large closets with hangers
Primary Bathroom (En-Suite)
∙ Rain shower
∙ Makeup/shaving mirror
∙ Hair dryer
∙ Makeup washcloth
Bedroom #2 (across from primary)
∙ Queen size bed
∙ Premium mattress, quilt, and bed blanket
∙ Room-darkening shades
∙ Bedside lamps and tables
∙ Full-length mirror
∙ Dresser
∙ Large closet with hangers
Bathroom #2
∙ Bath tub
∙ Makeup/shaving mirror
∙ Makeup washcloth
Bedroom #3 (closest to family room)
∙ Queen size bed
∙ Premium mattress, quilt, and bed blanket
∙ Bedside lamps and tables
∙ Full-length mirror
∙ Dresser
∙ Closet with hangers
Bedroom #4 (closer to garage, private hallway)
∙ Queen size bed
∙ Premium mattress, quilt, and bed blanket
∙ Room-darkening shades
∙ Bedside lamp and table
∙ Full-length mirror
∙ Dresser
∙ Closet with hangers
Bedroom Hall Linen Closet
∙ Iron & ironing board
Wrap Around Deck
∙ Outdoor dining, seating for 6
∙ Multiple heavy duty Adirondack chairs to enjoy the panoramic lake and pastoral views
Other Outdoor Space
∙ Outdoor wood fire pit with multiple heavy duty chairs
∙ Permanent campground-style charcoal grill
∙ Picnic table
🚘 Nearby
🏷 Restaurants
Geneva: North End of Seneca Lake
∙ F.L.X. Table (Geneva – North end of lake) Fancy, intimate, need reservation months in advance, unique open kitchen concept with upscale regional dishes and wine pairings, farm to table experience
∙ Belhurst Castle & Winery (35 min): A historic castle with a winery, spa, and fine dining, located on the shores of Seneca Lake in Geneva. Fancier, beautiful grounds, overlooks the lake, you can actually walk down to the Belhurst commercial dock,and if you are boating they offer free temporary slips!
∙ Kindred Fare (Geneva), Casual, one of my husband’s favorites, American fare, overall – great food, atmosphere, high-end spirits
∙ Ciccino’s Pizzeria is a great pizza spot
∙ Bagels and Cakes by Club 86 (Geneva, but away from the lake, further in town), Offering bagels, soups, burgers, and Italian dishes for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. They also have homemade food to go and a bakery for special occasions!
Middle of Seneca Lake: west side, closer to where you are staying
∙ Sapalta (Himrod/close to where you are staying) Fancy, right on the water, also a small bar inside while you wait for a table, you can also sit down by the water while you wait
∙ Showboat Dockside Restaurant (Himrod/same general area as Sapalta) Casual, right on the water, there is also outside dancing on the weekends, boats pull right up, fun and laid back
∙ Ports Café (Considered Geneva, but just where Geneva city limits begin, across the street from Roy’s Marina ), can dress up or down here, close to the water, it’s right off of Rt. 14, but no views, it’s like a bistro
∙ Smokin’ Petes Barbecue (Right on Rt 14) Counter-serve joint offering BBQ, small plates, a large bourbon/beer selection, it has indoor and outdoor seating
∙ Decoy (Rock Stream, this is a bit south of you) A comfortable casual place, right off of Rt. 14, it’s not large and fills up quickly. American fare and great wines.
∙ Trail’s End Diner (Dresden) Good breakfast spot, but they also have sandwiches, soups, desserts, serve dinner, and now serve beers/wine
∙ DESSERT Spotted Duck Ice Cream (Off of State Rt 54 as you head into Penn Yan) Farm fresh small batch ice cream churned with the rich yolks of Ancona duck eggs! (Fun fact: My niece and her husband own this creamery!)
Penn Yan: technically on the northern end of Keuka Lake, but only about 4 miles from you, also considered middle of Seneca Lake area and where we grocery shop!
∙ Cams Pizzeria (Penn Yan), we enjoy their pizza, good delivery
∙ Seneca Farms (Penn Yan), fried chicken! (And Homemade Ice Cream!) You must try some before you leave! Bring it back and eat it at home.
∙ The Wagner Restaurant (Penn Yan) Good breakfast spot
∙ 18th Amendment (Penn Yan) Casual, good food and drinks, right in town
∙ Morgan’s Grocery – Small town grocery store with old fashioned butcher. We buy all our meat for grilling at this grocery. Also, hidden gem lunch counter in the back. This counter also serves breakfast and dinner! It’s small and unassuming, but all home cooked/fresh.
∙ Parker’s Grille – Laid back watering hole serving traditional pub eats, televised sporting events.
∙ Keuka Restaurant – Relaxed family restaurant offering American fare
∙ Lake Life Brewery – All beers/seltzers made on site, selection of local wines, live music, handcrafted brick oven pizzas
∙ Outlet 111 – waterfront (on outlet trail) cocktail bar offering creative libations and charcuterie boards (and other small plates)
∙ Union Block Italian and the Landing – Atmospheric atmosphere and great Italian food!
∙ Casa Mezcal Reserva – Newer Mexican restaurant and great reviews from locals
∙ Amity Coffee (15 minutes): A cozy coffee shop offering high-quality coffee, lattes, teas, and yogurt parfaits in a welcoming atmosphere.
Watkins Glen: south end of lake
∙ Jerlandos, casual, can also dress up, Italian restaurant and pizza shop, also great if you need a meal catered!
∙ Kookalaroc’s Bar and Grill, sports pub, all open air, great for sporting events, a lot of TVs
∙ Thai Elephant, very good, eat in
∙ Lucky Star, there are several Chinese restaurants, but we like this one the best, you can eat in but it’s a little sparse, but we just do their take-out
∙ Graft Wine & Cider Bar – Nicer dining offering locally sourced NY cuisine, plus a selection of wine, cider, and beer
∙ Nickel’s Pit BBQ
∙ El Rancho Mexican Restaurant
∙ Roosterfish Pub
∙ Seneca Harbor Station (on water) – Seasonal lunch and dinner, opens mid April through October
∙ Harbor Hotel has Blue Pointe Grille and Coldwater bar
∙ Captain Bill’s Dinner Boat
🏷 Breweries
West side of Seneca Lake
∙ Climbing Bines Hop Farm & Craft Brewery (5 minutes): New York State's premier farm-to-barrel brewery
∙ Relative Risk Brewing Company (Close to Smokin’ Petes BBQ)
∙ Brewery Ardennes
∙ Abandon Brewing Co
Penn Yan
∙ Laurentide
East side of Seneca Lake
∙ Grist Iron Brewing Company - Burdett
∙ Two Goats Brewing
∙ Wagner Brewing Company
🏷 Wineries
∙ Seneca Shore Wine Cellars (15 minutes): Known as the "Medieval Winery of the Finger Lakes," offering a selection of affordable, quality wines from their 50-acre vineyards established in 1979.
∙ Fox Run Vineyards (20 minutes): Offers tastings and vineyard tours with scenic lake views and a small café on-site.
∙ Anthony Road Wine Company (25 minutes): A family-owned winery offering a peaceful tasting room with sweeping views of Seneca Lake.
∙ Red Tail Ridge Winery – Great wine, environmentally friendly
∙ Miles – Historic Greek Revival, rumored to be haunted, beautiful grounds overlooking Seneca Lake.
∙ Herman J Weimer – World renowned Reisling!
∙ Billsboro Winery– Atmospheric stone wall setting
∙ Glenora Wine Cellars (27 min): A winery with sweeping lake views, offering tastings, a lovely restaurant, and an inn for extended stays.
∙ Barn Stormer
∙ Rock Stream Winery
∙ Dr. Konstantin Frank Winery (25 min): One of the most famous and historic wineries in the Finger Lakes, offering exceptional tastings and educational tours.
🏷 Other Local Attractions
∙ Finger Lakes Rail Riders (30 minutes): A fun, unique experience where you pedal custom rail bikes along old tracks while enjoying scenic countryside views.
∙ Keuka Lake Outlet Trail (15 minutes): A scenic 6.8-mile trail perfect for hiking and biking, featuring waterfalls and connecting Keuka and Seneca Lakes.
∙ Watkins Glen State Park Huge gorge you can hike through, waterfalls, on the right day you can see rainbows during your hike
∙ Glenora Falls: Travel down either South Glenora Rd or North Glenora Rd, go all the way down to the bottom, there is a white Greek Revival historic home and behind it is the most beautiful waterfall. It’s breathtaking.
∙ The Windmill Farm & Craft Market (7 min): A popular weekend destination with over 175 shops offering crafts, local produce, baked goods, wines, and handmade gifts.
∙ Finger Lakes Museum (11 min): A small museum dedicated to the cultural and natural history of the Finger Lakes region with hands-on exhibits and outdoor experiences.
