4338 e lake road

See it, love it, write it. Offers reviewed immediately. NO WAITING! If outdoor living is a big part of lake life, doesn’t this setup make sense fast? With nearly 60 feet of owned Conesus Lake frontage, this home gives you an outdoor setup that feels different from the usual lake property. The custom break wall creates an elevated shoreline patio with an almost infinity-edge feel, where the lake seems to stretch right out in front of you. Picture summer drinks with friends, quiet mornings by the water, family get-togethers, sunset conversations, & weekends that feel like an escape without leaving home. And if you know lakefront ownership, you know why a custom break wall matters. It is expensive to create, easy to appreciate, & hard to duplicate. Inside, the home offers nearly 2,000 square feet with a bright, airy feel, beautifully maintained original hardwood floors, newer appliances, and a kitchen where the view becomes part of everyday life. You also get first-floor functionality lake buyers love: a first-floor primary bedroom, full bath, and laundry. Who needs a basement? The flexible finished space connected to the garage adds even more room for lake life, whether you use it for guests, hobbies, storage, rec space, or a hangout after a day on the water. Outside, you have multiple places to gather, including deck space, patio space, built-in seating, a dock, and that unforgettable shoreline setup that makes the lake feel like the center of the property. And yes, there are stairs. That is the honest tradeoff. But instead of being tucked close to the road, this home gives you separation, elevation, privacy, and the calmer lake setting buyers come to Conesus hoping to find. Add in adequate parking, a garage, and a location minutes from restaurants, breweries, golf, wineries, & everything that makes this area easy to enjoy, and this becomes a lake home with a very clear point of view. One more reason this property deserves a serious look: the town’s new estimated value is $843,900. With all that you get, the value story is hard to ignore.