Yale Manor at Copper Beeches

Yale Manor at Copper Beeches sits on ten secluded acres in Romulus, New York, in the heart of Finger Lakes wine country between Cayuga and Seneca Lakes. The property centers on a three-story stone manor house built in the early 1900s and since restored, flanked by a pair of century-old copper beech trees planted by the estate's original owner — the trees that give the venue its name. The manor house holds five guest rooms and opens onto a dining room and a living room, while four thirty-foot glamping yurts operate seasonally from April through November. The park-like grounds look toward Seneca Lake and sit directly on both the Cayuga and Seneca Lake Wine Trails, making the estate a natural base for wine touring, lawn games, birdwatching, and gatherings in the countryside. Privately tucked away yet just minutes from Geneva, Yale Manor pairs the character of a restored Finger Lakes estate with the accommodations of an inn — a setting suited to weddings, celebrations, and multi-day retreats among the vineyards.