House in Spafford, NY
2 guests · 1 bedroom · 1 bath
Reasons to book
Guests love it hereGuests give this property a top rating
Great for petsBring all your friends and family, even the furry ones
Great price for your budgetOne of the lowest cost properties in the area
About this house rental
Special & unique apt. in exquisite antique barn. Preserved 19th cent. farm. Near Skaneateles, heart of amazing NYS Finger Lakes. On beautiful Granary Pond. Swim 10' from your door. Kitchenette. Dining, living & bedroom spaces. A renovated hideaway. Lots of glass...flooded with light & exquisite views of 140 acre conservation set aside. Claw foot tub & shower. Gorgeous stone walls. Lead photo # 1, set aside cabin, extra amenity. Vistas. Mowed hiking paths to it. Forest & meadows & wild life/birds
The space
Special apt. adjacent to Granary Pond on a preserved 19th century farm. Now 140 acres of conservation set aside meadows and forests. Mowed hiking & birding trails. Stone walls, lots of glass...sun drenched. Furnished with exquisite Granary Antiques vintage pieces. Living room, sit down kitchenette, bedroom spaces. Separate bathroom w. vintage claw foot tub & shower. Private w. great views of the fishing, swimming, ice skating, wildlife filled pond. Outdoor seating/ grilling areas. A truly unique and charming retreat !!! Very accessible to nearby Skaneateles w. its famous gourmet restaurants, Music Festival, and Christmas Dickens Festival. A beautiful & historic country area: Auburn w. the William Seward House, Harriet Tubman farm and Tiffany Chapel also nearby. Syracuse & Gustave Stickly Arts & Crafts history.
Guest access
140 acres of conservation set aside with wildlife, birding, and hiking, mowed trails. Isolated, quiet, and private but with easy access to Skaneateles, Auburn, Syracuse, and Ithaca. Fishing, swimming, and ice skating at Granary Pond. Great restaurants and cultural amenities... theater, music, and museums. Just down the road is the Skaneateles Pet Lodge at the Granary, should you require pet sitting during an outing.
Other things to note
The views throughout our Granary Pond farm are spectacular.
The space
Special apt. adjacent to Granary Pond on a preserved 19th century farm. Now 140 acres of conservation set aside meadows and forests. Mowed hiking & birding trails. Stone walls, lots of glass...sun drenched. Furnished with exquisite Granary Antiques vintage pieces. Living room, sit down kitchenette, bedroom spaces. Separate bathroom w. vintage claw foot tub & shower. Private w. great views of the fishing, swimming, ice skating, wildlife filled pond. Outdoor seating/ grilling areas. A truly unique and charming retreat !!! Very accessible to nearby Skaneateles w. its famous gourmet restaurants, Music Festival, and Christmas Dickens Festival. A beautiful & historic country area: Auburn w. the William Seward House, Harriet Tubman farm and Tiffany Chapel also nearby. Syracuse & Gustave Stickly Arts & Crafts history.
Guest access
140 acres of conservation set aside with wildlife, birding, and hiking, mowed trails. Isolated, quiet, and private but with easy access to Skaneateles, Auburn, Syracuse, and Ithaca. Fishing, swimming, and ice skating at Granary Pond. Great restaurants and cultural amenities... theater, music, and museums. Just down the road is the Skaneateles Pet Lodge at the Granary, should you require pet sitting during an outing.
Other things to note
The views throughout our Granary Pond farm are spectacular.
Amenities at Charming Barn apt Skaneateles farm. #4
Non-smoking
Pets allowed
Family friendly
Map of Spafford, NY
Ratings and reviews
10 / 10Outstanding·Jan 2026
Very friendly host. Felt like home. Very unique and comfortable stay. Lovely area.
10 / 10Outstanding·Oct 2025
Cozy and quiet space right by the manmade pond! Good time of year to check out the nearby pumpkin patch!
10 / 10Outstanding·Oct 2025
My wife and I celebrated our 25th anniversary here, and we loved it. Our dog Kiki was very happy with the 150 acres to explore. We can't wait to go back and stay longer.
6 / 10Average·Apr 2024
We sought a cabin to celebrate the night of our engagement. We specifically looked for a cabin to make sure we’d have our own space separate from other people in nature. Some of the photos led me to believe the cabin apartment was its own small unit, like a guest house. It is actually the bottom floor of a multi-unit converted barn. We heard the dogs upstairs barking all night. Perhaps more explicit language, like “charming barn first floor apartment,” would clarify. An addendum mentioning the short ceiling height may be nice as well, as my 6’5” fiance was regularly running into things.
And while I’m aware a cabin is meant to be rustic, meaning old plumbing and ants aren’t unusual, the shower water smelled strongly of dirt to the point we just skipped our showers. The sheets had a line of marker dots that gave us quite a scare when we checked for bedbugs. While a cabin doesn’t need to be as insulated as a proper house, it should ideally have drinkable water, which I did not trust of this listing.
The property is beautiful, the host was responsive, and the bed was comfy. But given the lack of privacy and safety concerns, I wish we had just booked a hotel.
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Top rated by guests
9Outstanding
(28 Ratings)
"Very friendly host. Felt like home. Very unique and comfortable stay. Lovely area."
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