Proposed cottage opportunity at The Cottages at Plum Point, a Seneca Lake cottage community offering low-maintenance lake living in the heart of the Finger Lakes. Lot 2 is available as a leased homesite for a future cottage to be built in accordance with community, HOA, and developer guidelines.
Buyer will purchase the cottage/improvements and lease the homesite through the community ground lease structure. Developer requires a $50,000 initial homesite lease payment to secure/lease the lot. This is not a deeded land purchase. Buyer may work with their own qualified builder, subject to final plans, pricing, specifications, architectural approval, HOA/developer guidelines, and all applicable lease terms.
The Cottages at Plum Point offers a relaxed lakeside setting with Seneca Lake access, dock/slip opportunities, common areas, lawn care, snow removal, water, sewer, trash service, and shared outdoor spaces. Enjoy a convenient location near Plum Point Lodge, wineries, Watkins Glen, Penn Yan, Geneva, and all the best of the Finger Lakes region.
Price reflects an estimated starting completed cottage package and does not represent the sale of deeded land. Final pricing will vary based on builder, model, floor plan, finishes, site work, utility connections, approvals, lease terms, and HOA/community fees. Ground lease/land lease structure applies.
Monthly land lease and HOA/community fees total $900/month, which includes the land lease, HOA/community amenities, water, sewer/septic, garbage/trash service, lawn maintenance, snow removal, road upkeep, boat slip and access to shared community amenities.
All calculations are estimates and provided by Zillow, Inc. for informational purposes only. Actual amounts may vary.
HOA fees may include property taxes on listings classified as Co-Ops. Contact the listing agent and/or owner for fee details.
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