4650 E Lakeview Dr
Auburn, NY 13021
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Bedrooms
2
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Bathrooms
1
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Square Feet
911 sq ft
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Available
Available Sep 12
Highlights
- Property is near a lake
- Ranch Style House
- Separate Formal Living Room
- Furnished
- Mud Room
- Porch
About This Home
Fully Furnished 2BR/1BA Home with Lake Access – 9-Month Lease!! Enjoy This Updated Single-Family Home On Owasco Lake,Featuring 2 Bedrooms,1 Bath,Inviting Kitchen with Adjoining Dining Room,Large Living Room,Mudroom,Office Space Off Entry,Laundry,and Central Air. Includes Off-Street Parking,Deck,and Spacious Backyard. Just Steps to the Community Dock for Swimming or Kayaking. Tenant Pays for Electric,Gas,Cable,and Internet (Tenant to set up cable and internet). Total Monthly Payment Due Would Be $1650. This Includes $1400 for Rent Plus $250 for Gas and Electric. The Rent Includes Water,Sewer,Lawn Maintenance,and Trash Removal. (If Actual Utilities Are Lower,The Landlord Will Refund the Difference. If Higher,The Difference Will Be Owed at the End of the Lease). No Pets or Smoking. 9-Month Rental Only. MLS ID R1704592
4650 E Lakeview Dr is a house located in Cayuga County and the 13021 ZIP Code. This area is served by the Auburn City School District attendance zone.
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- Listed by Cheryl A. Stebbins | Baier Real Estate
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Auburn carries a weight of history that few small cities can match, sitting at the northern tip of Owasco Lake in the heart of the Finger Lakes. Founded in 1793, Auburn served as home to two of America's most consequential figures: Secretary of State William H. Seward and abolitionist Harriet Tubman, whose preserved houses draw visitors year-round. That sense of purpose and legacy runs through the city's identity even today.
Auburn functions as the Cayuga County seat, anchoring a mix of government, healthcare, and small-business activity across its compact nine square miles. Neighborhoods range from tree-lined streets with stately Victorian and Colonial architecture near the historic core to quieter residential pockets closer to the lake's edge. The Auburn Public Theater and the Merry-Go-Round Playhouse give the city a cultural presence that reaches well beyond its size, hosting live performances throughout the year.
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| Drive: | 45 min | 27.8 mi | |
| Drive: | 55 min | 33.5 mi | |
| Drive: | 51 min | 36.2 mi | |
| Drive: | 55 min | 37.7 mi |
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