Far above Cayuga's waters! Extraordinary contemporary designed by George Hascup, Professor of Architecture, Cornell. Sited on 1.90 acres with panoramic views of Cayuga Lake. Landscaped courtyard. Walls of glass bring the outside in. Great room w/ fireplace, family room. Cook's eat-in kitchen w/ center island, multiple work spaces, pantries, 3 beverage refrigerators. Primary bedroom w/ en suite bath, ample closet space, screened balcony. 3 additional bedrooms w/ private baths. Second floor office, 2 separate lofts and spacious laundry. Full, walk-out basement w/ workshop. Beautiful sunsets, mature shade gardens w/ abundant daffodills, hellebores other unsual specimens. Garden Shed. Lake access (stairs to lake and dock) part of HOA ($200/year). Short walk to beautiful Edwards Lake Cliffs Preserve (Cornell Botanic Gardens-84 acres ) Cozy yet grand. One owner. Property in a trust; selling AS IS. Property will convey with Seller Approved Special Warranty Deed.
Single-familyProperty Type
1995Year Built
1.9 acresLot Size
$300Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
2 car garageParking
Listing by Alice Moore• Warren Real Estate
Bought with Ryan Mitchell• Warren Real Estate Downtown Of
Far above Cayuga's waters! Extraordinary contemporary designed by George Hascup, Professor of Architecture, Cornell. Sited on 1.90 acres with panoramic views of Cayuga Lake. Landscaped courtyard. Walls of glass bring the outside in. Great room w/ fireplace, family room. Cook's eat-in kitchen w/ center island, multiple work spaces, pantries, 3 beverage refrigerators. Primary bedroom w/ en suite bath, ample closet space, screened balcony. 3 additional bedrooms w/ private baths. Second floor office, 2 separate lofts and spacious laundry. Full, walk-out basement w/ workshop. Beautiful sunsets, mature shade gardens w/ abundant daffodills, hellebores other unsual specimens. Garden Shed. Lake access (stairs to lake and dock) part of HOA ($200/year). Short walk to beautiful Edwards Lake Cliffs Preserve (Cornell Botanic Gardens-84 acres ) Cozy yet grand. One owner. Property in a trust; selling AS IS. Property will convey with Seller Approved Special Warranty Deed.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$42,206
$273,800 + $1,343,200
$1,617,000
2025
$42,206 (+4.4%)
$273,800 + $1,343,200
$1,617,000
2024
$40,418 (−0.2%)
$273,800 + $1,343,200
$1,617,000
2023
$40,498 (−0.6%)
$273,800 + $1,196,200
$1,470,000
2022
$40,735 (+21.3%)
$273,800 + $1,126,200
$1,400,000
2021
$33,588 (−0.6%)
$273,800 + $846,200
$1,120,000
2020
$33,788 (+0.3%)
$273,800 + $846,200
$1,120,000
2019
$33,688 (+0.1%)
$273,800 + $846,200
$1,120,000
2018
$33,640 (−0.2%)
$273,800 + $846,200
$1,120,000
2017
$33,712 (+4.8%)
$273,800 + $846,200
$1,120,000
2016
$32,168 (+220.3%)
$273,800 + $846,200
$1,120,000
2015
$10,043 (−50.3%)
$227,000 + $848,000
$1,075,000
2014
$20,203
$227,000 + $848,000
$1,075,000
Tax history for 165 Eastlake Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$42,206
$273,800 + $1,343,200
$1,617,000
2025
$42,206 (+4.4%)
$273,800 + $1,343,200
$1,617,000
2024
$40,418 (−0.2%)
$273,800 + $1,343,200
$1,617,000
2023
$40,498 (−0.6%)
$273,800 + $1,196,200
$1,470,000
2022
$40,735 (+21.3%)
$273,800 + $1,126,200
$1,400,000
2021
$33,588 (−0.6%)
$273,800 + $846,200
$1,120,000
2020
$33,788 (+0.3%)
$273,800 + $846,200
$1,120,000
2019
$33,688 (+0.1%)
$273,800 + $846,200
$1,120,000
2018
$33,640 (−0.2%)
$273,800 + $846,200
$1,120,000
2017
$33,712 (+4.8%)
$273,800 + $846,200
$1,120,000
2016
$32,168 (+220.3%)
$273,800 + $846,200
$1,120,000
2015
$10,043 (−50.3%)
$227,000 + $848,000
$1,075,000
2014
$20,203
$227,000 + $848,000
$1,075,000
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Public record
Public record
Zoning
Beds
4
Baths
4.5
Stories
2
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
1.9 Acres
Year renovated
—
Sq. Ft.
6,442
Year built
1995
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Tompkins County
APN
503289A04200000010540150000
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Oct 30, 2026.
R1
PDA 3
Residential Low Density District
The intent of the R1 District is to designate areas where agriculture has been an historic use of land, but which areas are now primarily residential. Such areas often face environmental limitations and potential water supply and sewage disposal problems that restrict the extent of development. Regulations and standards in the R1 District are intended to limit density and, based on soil conditions and land accessibility, reduce the number of uses that are considered suitable.