Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, The Wadsworth Homestead is the oldest continually-owned private estate west of the Hudson River. This majestic 200-year-old manor house is situated on 300 acres at the end of Main Street in Geneseo and overlooks the Genesee Valley and a magnificent vista of oak trees.
 

The Wadsworth family played a significant part in American History and the historic home is filled with original furnishings, art and memorabilia. Tours of the home are given by sixth-generation family member, Will Wadsworth, who regales guests with stories about the pioneer brothers, James and William Wadsworth, who settled Geneseo and the many famous people who visited the homestead.
 

To read more about this estate’s rich and interesting history, click here.