The Stone House on Oneida Lake

Welcome to the Stone House located on Oneida Lake, famously known for its walleye and perch fishing, boating, and stunning views. As you arrive on the gorgeous grounds, you are immediately struck by the beauty of the stone used to construct the house over 130 years ago. The home has been transformed into 2 beautifully appointed apartments. Half of upstairs is occupied by a full time renter with a private entrance and staircase. The rest of the home is available for weekly rental getaways. The space The main apartment is accessible from the spacious deck perfect for morning coffee and evening BBQs, overlooking the lake front. From there you enter the large fully equipped kitchen. From the kitchen you enter the dining room with a large table for family dinners and game nights. It then opens into the living room with a wrap around sectional couch, plus an additional pullout sleeper sofa. Here, the Roku TV includes, a pellet stove for those extra chilly nights and a nice comfy area rug over original hardwood floors. You will then discover the “Fish” room with bunkbeds for kids or kids at heart. This is where one of a kind fish mounts from family catches are display, one being a 21" walleye that was caught off the dock! Attached to this room is a full bathroom with tub and shower. Up the (steep) steps you'll find the master bedroom with amazing views of the lake. The bedroom includes a queen bed and a full size futon. Also upstairs is a half bath with washer and dryer. There's a large closet with life jackets for the paddle boat and extra linens (guests are encouraged to bring additional pillows, blankets and towels). Guest access There is a full time renter in the northern part of the upstairs. They have a private staircase entrance to the separate apartment. You may see them in the yard with their very friendly dog. She is a nurse and works very late or very early. During your stay The upstairs tenants keeps to themselves and work a lot. We also live very close by, if anything is needed.