Conesus Lake Local Real Estate Blog
Livingston County is home to Conesus Lake, a true gem to the area. Boating is one of Conesus Lake's favorite activities, and there are several boat launches around the lake. Vitale Park, Pebble Beach and Conesus Lake inlet offer hand boat launches while the Conesus Lake Public Boat Launch offers both a hand and trailer boat launch, as well as picnic facilities, fishing, and room for the kids to run around.
Boating on Conesus Lake consists of breeze riding sailboats, speed boats pulling skier...
Along West Lake Road on Conesus Lake is a hidden gem. Hidden behind a row of hotel room doors is The Beachcomber of Conesus Lake. It is located at 5909 West Lake Road, and it has quite a history! The now Beachcomber was built in 1929 and was formally known as Peg's Point. At that time it was a gas station and grocery store with an "unspoken" Speak Easy hidden below. After surviving prohibition, it was made a tap room and restaurant in 1933. In 1952, it was purchased...
A new company in Lakeville is making a big splash in the flooring industry! Water's Edge Flooring owned by Alen Pease and Jamie O'keefe celebrated with a Grand Opening last Saturday at their Lakeville location, 5885 Big Tree Road, Store #2. Both Alen and Jamie have worked in the flooring industry for many years as well as other construction trades. The two came together when Jamie called upon Alen to help him with a job and the rest was history! The two had several meetings and Water's Edge F...
Now that the ice is gone on Conesus Lake, we can let the Spring fishing begin! From Small Mouth Bass to Walleye and Pike, every angler hopes the fish will be biting as they drop their lines into the waters of the lake.
Although the Conesus Lake inlet is closed to fishing until the 1st Saturday in May, many fish can be seen in the waters there. Many have enjoyed watching the Walleye and some Pike swim upstream to begin their...
Livingston County is a bustling community made up of 17 great towns, including: Avon, Caledonia, Conesus, Geneseo, Groveland, Leister, Lima, Livonia, Mount Morris, North Dansville, Nunda, Ossian, Portage, Sparta, Springwater, West Sparta and York. The County was formed on February 23, 1821 and named after New York's first Chancellor, Robert R. Livingston, who also helped draft the Declaration of independence and negotiated the Louisiana Purchase. The current population is estimated at 64,717.
Conesuslake.com cool business review. This week OSB Cider Works is that business.
It all began with the legend handed down from their father and his late uncle of how they used to hide the cider in stumps from their spouses. The term "let's go blow up some stumps" referred to them heading to the back yard to do some "swilling." The cider back then was so strong, it was said that it could blow up a stump!
Located at 5901 Big Tree Road in Lakeville, NY, at the north end of Conesus Lake, Orig...
It's "Offishal", Ice fishing has become more than it was in the days of Grumpy Old Men! It has become a favorite winter sport for many on Conesus Lake. Gone are the days of sitting around on five gallon buckets all day long just to come home with nothing. New technology has brought ice fishing out of the past. When you live in a winter climate like here at Conesus Lake, Honeoye Lake or any other of the many Finger Lkaes, you have two choices: stay inside and wish for summer to co...
