Daniel Toner

Offered to the open market for the first time in over 160 years, this circa 1862 brick colonial is a rare opportunity to own a piece of Geneva’s rich history. Built by Thomas Smith, co-founder of the W & T Smith Nursery Company, this stately residence was the first grand home on Castle Street and has remained in the Smith family for generations. Spanning 4,700+ sq. ft. and set on nearly 2 acres,

Incredible opportunity along New York State Route 414 in Seneca Falls offering over 600 feet of road frontage and 23 acres of versatile land. The property features a blend of open fields, wooded acreage, and a pond, creating endless possibilities for investment, business, recreation, or future development. A 5,200 square foot steel building anchors the property, featuring a 24x40 front section

Welcome to 91 Genesee Street—an exceptional opportunity in the heart of Geneva with rare potential for residential conversion. This impressive and impeccably maintained property offers over 5,000 square feet of finished space on more than half an acre, just blocks from Downtown Geneva, Seneca Lake, and local amenities. Previously owner-occupied for over 35 years, the building has been

Welcome to this meticulously maintained ranch home situated on 1.4 peaceful and private acres in the Town of Seneca within the Marcus Whitman School District. Built in 1991, this property offers nearly 1,600 square feet of comfortable one-level living with 3 bedrooms and 1.5 bathrooms, featuring a handicap accessible floor-plan and thoughtful accessibility features throughout. The spacious layout

Welcome to 167 Lafayette Ave, a classic Dutch Colonial located in the beautiful Castle Heights neighborhood of Geneva. Offering over 2,500 square feet of living space, including the partially finished basement, this home features 4 bedrooms and 1.5 bathrooms, providing plenty of room for both everyday living and entertaining. Enter through the large covered front porch—perfect for relaxing and

Welcome to the Historic McClary House, a distinguished 1839 brick residence built by early Seneca Falls machinist George H. McClary. Rich in architectural heritage, this remarkable home showcases preserved Federal and Greek Revival details, including flat stone lintels, a classic cornice, original woodwork, and period lighting that reflect the craftsmanship of its era. Currently configured as a

Welcome to 1 Gould Ave — a completely transformed home just steps from historic Downtown Seneca Falls. This 3-bedroom, 2-full-bath residence has been fully renovated from the ground up, offering approximately 1,200 sq ft of modern, efficient living. Every major component has been updated, including the roof, furnace, windows, doors, mechanicals, and more, delivering true peace of mind and a