TreeTops

Step inside the main house to discover a modern and expansive floor plan that seamlessly integrates with breathtaking lake views. This inviting home accommodates up to 8 overnight guests across three bedrooms, with more room in the luxury Treehouse above in the woods. It has two full bathrooms and one powder room. There is a dining and living area on the main floor, and a kitchenette, bar, and living area on the lower level. It is a location and layout ensuring a comfortable and restful stay.

TreeTops boasts an expansive chef’s kitchen where staying in becomes an out of this world culinary adventure. The Bosch 800 Series appliances add a touch of sophistication and efficiency, making every cooking endeavor a pleasure. The open main floor creates a communal atmosphere that enhances the joy of preparing and sharing delicious meals.
Beside the chef's kitchen is a bespoke dining experience for ten with a sturdy oak table, mood lighting, and plush chairs for long meals and delicious memories together.

The main floor living area has a captivating interplay of textures and a warm glow from the linear gas fireplace. An extra-deep rustic leather couch, four relaxing swivel chairs, three heartwood accessory stools, finished with bespoke poured concrete and reclaimed wood coffee tables.

Exit the living room to the covered porch where you can share a meal at the table for 8, or unwind in the sitting area, where soothing sounds of the falls below and stunning vistas await. Overhead, IR heat extends your porch season.

The lower level is thoughtfully designed, offering an ideal setting for lively game nights or the screening of your favorite movies. Adjacent to the living area is a hickory bar and kitchenette with full refrigerator, bar sink, and microwave. Two bedrooms are on the lower level – Stacked Dreams and the Quiet Corner Queen.

Exit the lower level to an expansive stone patio with distinctive rock sculpture thoughtfully crafted to provide a memorable backdrop for capturing cherished moments.

Venture farther to discover a fire pit and its ring of massive sitting stones. This is perfect for toasting marshmallows and recounting the day's adventures.

Embrace the spirit of a woodsman before surrendering to the healing warmth of the Sauna House. The Sauna House is just steps off the covered porch. At the rear of the sauna, guests will find everything they need to fire the wood furnace and set a sublime stage for later.

Off the grid yet not without creature comforts, the luxury Treehouse is another haven for those wanting to go deeper with nature. The loft sleeps two and the living room loveseat folds into a twin. Solar panels power the lights, pump, and 12 volt electrical system. Propane fuels the kitchen burners, vented furnace during cool season, and on-demand hot water in the shower. The bathroom uses a portable camping toilet. The Treehouse has a 75-gallon supply of water for the sink and shower during the warmer months; guests bring water for consumption. The Treehouse stays cooler in the forest understory, has a fan, and doesn’t use air conditioning. Maximum Treehouse occupancy is four and children must be always accompanied by an adult.

A tranquil retreat separate from the main house, the Overlook is another space to unwind, whether you're seeking solitude, a snooze, or a memorable place to picnic. Take in the sights and sounds of nature from Adirondack chairs or sit at the picnic table. The covered roof ensures shelter, allowing you to savor the outdoors even in a light rain, while solar lighting delicately illuminates your evening.

Adventure seekers might choose a gentle hike in the riverbed taking you past towering oaks and rock faces that gaze down upon a tapestry of tiny wet life. Guests of all ages can ascend the gully wall using the rope railing below the Overlook.

Hit the trail or get out on the water, all guests between May and October enjoy a complimentary full-day bicycle or kayak rental from Shoreline Rentals in nearby Penn Yan. Once powering grain and paper mills, today, the Outlet Trail stands as a scenic watercourse, inviting visitors to explore its historical significance and appreciate the natural beauty that links Keuka and Seneca Lakes. Rent bikes and set Seneca Stag Brewing in Dresden, NY as a half-way point for a break with a bite and a pint. Or, get up close with nature as you meander your kayak’s toward the mouth of Keuka Lake.

Days like these call for re-charging at night in one of three bedrooms, or on one sleeper sectional for that unexpected guest.

Master Suite - Climb the hand-crafted floating stairs to an elegant master suite and some of the very best views at TreeTops. A luxurious king platform bed, dresser with espresso station and wireless pad charger, flatscreen Samsung television, full length mirror, walk-in closet, stone tile bathroom floor, lighted mirror and medicine cabinet, floor-to-ceiling tile shower with rain head, hand wand, and a surprising lake view.

Quiet Corner Queen - This bedroom is at the end of the lower level hall, away from it all. A cozy queen platform bed, closet, desk for catching up on email, espresso station, wireless pad charger, Samsung television, and sliders to the patio if you need to step out for a call or come in early from the fire pit.

Stacked Dreams - Where long days and busy bodies recharge. The feature of this lower level bedroom is a three tiered custom bunk - full at floor level with two child-only twins stacked to the ceiling. This room sleeps four and has a custom closet and large dresser.

There are three bathrooms. A woodsy powder room is located on the main floor. There is an elegant full bathroom in the master suite with a birds-eye view. Another full bathroom is located on the ground level with no-curb entry into the glass shower.

TreeTops uses Samsung televisions throughout that stream over a high speed WiFi signal.
A little bit on indoor heating and cooling. Radiant heat floors on the main and lower levels, and wall units for summer-time cooling, use efficient geothermal energy. A sleek linear propane fireplace in the living room offers wintertime warmth and relaxing ambiance any time of year.

Wash and dry with energy efficient side loading units in the laundry room located on the main floor.

A propane grill is located on the small porch nearest the kitchen.

If you are curious, water at TreeTops comes from deep underground and is remarkably clean and pure. Drinking water is filtered further and served from the dedicated faucet next to the kitchen sink. Ice is made from filtered water using an under-cabinet commercial ice maker.

Tranquility dislikes interruption, so the main house is equipped with a backup electrical generator that will automatically take over in the event of power loss.

On parking, TreeTops has plenty of room for 3-4 vehicles and an out-of-the-way position for your boat or snowmobile trailer on wide level gravel surface. All-wheel drive is required for those trailering and guests visiting during snowy months. The Treehouse can be accessed by driveway and has parking for one vehicle. A just-in-case parking area is located at the bottom of the driveway if severe winter weather is in the forecast. Guests using electric vehicles will find an EV charging port (NEMA 6-50 type) on the east wall of the house at the upper-most parking spot.

Taxes: 4% Occupancy tax, 4% local sales, 4% NY State