$1,375 per month
Sheridan Park and Holiday Manor
2 Beds
300 Sheridan Park, Geneva, NY 14456
$1,375 per month
Sheridan Park and Holiday Manor
2 Beds
300 Sheridan Park, Geneva, NY 14456
$1,700 per month
81 Madison St Unit 1, Geneva, NY 14456
David Young Listing by The Young Agency
$1,350 - $1,400 per month
Sunlight Lane
1 - 2 Beds
3044 Sunlight Ln, Geneva, NY 14456
$1,100 per month
77-79 Avenue E Unit 79, Geneva, NY 14456
David Young Listing by The Young Agency
$2,000 per month
1591 Ny-5, Geneva, NY 14456
Located right along a main road, a mile outside of town. The single family home has 2 garages, as well as a larger 30x35 building that could be used as a shop. The upstairs bedroom includes walk-in closets for added storage convenience, and a deck accessible from the bedroom. The exterior features a yard, providing outdoor space for relaxation or gatherings. Proof of income 3 times rent amount
$1,004 per month
123 S 11th St, Geneva, NY 68361
Rick Rivera Rental Housing Deals
$1,100 per month
52 Genesee St Unit Apartment 3, Geneva, NY 14456
For rent by owner: This bright, flowing, 1-bedroom upstairs apt offers a beautiful living space with dishwasher, built in microwave, original clawfoot tub with shower, free on-site laundry, dedicated garage parking spot, and enclosed shared garden. The apt location is walking distance to the lake, downtown and the hospital. Rent includes heat, water, trash/ recycling, landscaping, and snow
Geneva, New York, is a small town of approximately 13,000 residents situated beside Seneca Lake, the largest of the Finger Lakes. Known for its vibrant summer activities, Geneva attracts visitors for boating, kayaking, and fishing on Seneca Lake, which is renowned as the Lake Trout Capital of the World. The town hosts the National Lake Trout Derby every spring and the Musselman Triathlon, part of the Ironman series. Geneva's flat terrain and scenic paths, including an 80-mile loop trail around Seneca Lake, make it a popular spot for biking. Downtown Geneva features a variety of local restaurants and wineries along Exchange Street and Castle Street, supported by the Geneva Business Improvement District and the Geneva Area Chamber of Commerce. Housing options in Geneva range from Postwar Cape Cods and ramblers to large Foursquare and farmhouse-style homes, with prices varying based on square footage and remodel status. The Geneva City School District is highly rated, and Hobart and William Smith Colleges offer extensive academic programs. Geneva is equidistant from Rochester and Syracuse, with commutes to either city taking about an hour. U.S. Route 20 and Interstate 90 provide easy access to other Finger Lakes and nearby cities. The town also has an OurBus stop for rides to Rochester and Ithaca.