The Halsey House (c.1829) was built by Nicholl Halsey, first settler and founder of Halseyville, a small hamlet on the outskirts of Ithaca towards Trumansburg. It is listed on the National Historic Registry.

Built in the Greek Revival style, this 6,000 square foot grand manor has a living room, parlor, dining room, sunroom, full kitchen with half bath, and laundry room. These common rooms, as well as outside areas, are open to all guests. Old world craftsmanship, tall ceilings, center hall staircase, five fireplaces, traditional decor, period lighting, and wide plank floors all contribute to a feeling of days gone by. Enjoy quiet time and coffee on the shady porch or the sunny patio complete with lily pond and mini waterfall. Set off on its corner lot with ample on-site parking and mature landscaping, this old girl exudes a stately presence.