Welcome to a one-of-a-kind retreat in the heart of Seneca Falls. This quaint flat blends timeless elegance with modern amenities, offering an unforgettable stay in a setting that feels like stepping into a living piece of art. The perfect place to launch your next wine tasting group!
Step into the past while enjoying modern comforts in this charming two-bedroom apartment, nestled within the historic Gould Swaby Mansion in the heart of Seneca Falls. With its 1800s character, private entrance, and peaceful garden access, this cozy retreat is perfect for travelers seeking a unique stay in a one-of-a-kind setting.
Your reservation is located on the back of the second floor of the mansion up 12 steps, providing a cozy, private and quiet experience.
What You’ll Love About This Space
Elegant Interior Features:
• Two bedrooms with historic furnishings
• Modern tiled shower in a thoughtfully designed bathroom
• A cozy dining nook and compact yet functional kitchen
• Fast fiber-optic WiFi throughout the home
Outdoor Luxury & Relaxation:
• Wrap-around porch with charming brackets, climbing roses & clematis
• A handcrafted hot tub (seats 4-5 - open in June), perfect for a soak under the stars
• A custom-built sauna (seats 3-4 - open in August), ideal for unwinding after a day of exploring
• A beautiful stone fire pit, perfect for cozy evenings with a glass of wine
• Lush gardens surrounding the mansion, creating a serene atmosphere
A Stay Like No Other
Whether you’re visiting Seneca Falls to explore its rich history, the Finger Lakes wine region or simply seeking a peaceful getaway, this flat offers a one-of-a-kind blend of history, artistry and comfort.
Book your stay now and experience a piece of yesterday, today!
Centrally located downtown, The Gould Swaby Mansion is touted as being Seneca Falls’ very own “Old Granville House.” The mansion's prior owner (Amelia Gould Swaby) was a “close personal friend” of Elizabeth Cady Stanton who wrote Susan B. Anthony's speeches and brought the first women's convention to Seneca Falls. It is located across the street from where Alice Paul was in attendance for the ratification of the 19th Amendment and footsteps from a number of the region’s acclaimed wine trails.
The mansion sits on a corner lot with a front, side and back yard alongside an old carriage house. A number of attractions are just steps away including:
-Van Cleef Lake (1 min. walk)
-The Cayuga-Seneca Canal (1 min. walk)
-It's A Wonderful Life Museum (1 min. walk)
-Seneca Museum of Waterways & Industry (4 min. walk)
-Women’s Rights National Historical Park (6 min. walk)
-It's A Wonderful Life Bridge (8 min. walk)
-National Women's Hall of Fame (8 min. walk)
-Ludovico Sculpture Trail (9 min. walk)
-Elizabeth Cady Stanton Home (15 min. walk)
-Canal Locks CS2 & CS3 (19 minute walk)
Or take a short ride out to several top sites in the Finger Lakes including:
-Sauders Store (4 min. drive)
-Cayuga Lake State Park (6 min. walk)
-Montezuma National Wildlife Refuge (7 min. drive)
-The National Memorial Day Museum (7 min. drive)
-Seneca Lake State Park (15 min. drive)
-Finger Lakes Welcome Center (17 min. drive)
-Seward House Museum (19 min. drive)
-Harriet Tubman Home (21 min. drive)
-MacKenzie-Childs Aurora (26 min. drive)
-Granger Homestead & Carriage Museum (39 min. drive)
Finger Lakes National Forest (40 min. drive)
You can eat out (or take out) at one of a dozen enticing restaurants just a few minutes walk, or dine-in and make your own culinary magic! It's your escape, your way.
Distance to Nearby & Larger Cities
-Ithaca (ITH): 45 min.
-Syracuse (SYR): 45 min.
-Rochester (ROC): 45 min.
-Buffalo (BUF): 1h 30 min.
-Binghamton (BGM): 1h 45 min.
-Niagara Falls (IAG): 2h
-Albany (ALB): 2h 45 min. drive
-Wilkes-Barre/Scranton (AVP) 2h 45 min.
-Toronto (YYZ): 3h 10 min.
-Ottawa (YOW): 3h 30 min.
-Newark (EWR): 4h 10 min.
-Montreal (YUL): 4h 20 min.
-Philadelphia (PHL): 4h 20 min.
