We stayed here with my family (16 of us) for a long weekend.

We had a family reunion with eleven family members ranging from 24 to 87 years old. We were concerned about accessibility for the octogenarians, ages 83 and 87, both of whom walk with canes, but the porch was beautiful and the few stairs down to the yard and the walk (about 50 yards) to the lake were quite manageable for them. There were plenty of chairs on the porch, so that was a nice place to sit and chat as a family. The owner who was very communicative, sending a delivery of toilet paper and paper towels and offering to drop off another table during our stay. Thanks for that. He had just put in new flowers around the porch which were lovely. We had hoped to rent a boat but the weather conspired and the dock was not in place yet since it was early in the season. Some electrical problems in the house made outlets in one bedroom not work - two engineers among the family checked the panel and all, but it wasn’t something that was easily solved. Extension cords saved the day! The views were beautiful, especially of the sunset, and games of frisbee and cornhole were nice family activities. It was nice to watch a mourning dove sit on her nest - see photos! Parking was plentiful. All in all, a good trip!

This home was truly what my family needed a place for us to break bread together and enjoy the sunset. It was absolutely fabulous and the lake and the views are spectacular. You are definitely reunited with nature and it’s a fabulous escape from the busy over Connect universe.

The property is beautiful with a gorgeous view of Seneca Lake.The property needs some tlc - the towels were provided but very poor quality. No body wash was in dispensers in showers. Unfortunately, our stay was disrupted by a mouse or mice on the first floor. We would have enjoyed more if that wasn’t occurring.First floor bedrooms were not very clean, spiders.