Furnished Stays in Rochester and the Finger Lakes
Lake Ontario vacation rentals and furnished executive housing in Rochester, NY for nurses, relocations and extended stays. Locally owned and personally managed.
4.94★ Airbnb Guest Favorite · Superhost
A better way to stay in Western New York
From relaxing stays along Lake Ontario to beautifully furnished homes in Rochester, we create comfortable places that feel like home- whether you’re here for a weekend, a work assignment, a relocation, or something in between.
Vacation Rentals
Cozy and curated stays designed for comfort, character, and a memorable experience. A guest favorite and in the community.
Executive Housing
Beautifully furnished homes designed for professionals seeking comfort, convenience, and a home-away-from-home.
What guests are saying…
★★★★★
“Beautiful property with a beautiful view.” - Niki, VRBO guest
“Amazing spot right on the water.” -Dan, Airbnb guest
“The hosts were fantastic: responsive, welcoming, and clearly committed to providing a great guest experience.” -Ashley Airbnb guest
Easy Breezy l Lake Ontario
4.94 ★ Guest Favorite in Airbnb and Superhost
Alexander on East
Rochester, NY l Executive Furnished Housing
Furnished residences designed for professionals, relocations, extended stays & corporate housing- all in a beautifully remodeled historic home.
Easy Breezy
Lake Ontario l Waterfront Vacation Rental
A cozy waterfront escape designed for relaxing getaways, extended stays, and memorable time by the lake.
About Us
Peterson Property Group FLX is a locally owned, family-run property company offering thoughtfully cared-for homes across the Rochester, Finger Lakes, and Lake Ontario Region. Whether you’re here for a weekend getaway, an extended work assignment, or a relocation; our goal is simple: to provide a comfortable home and responsive, personal service.
Darcey Peterson
Managing Partner
Find Your Home Away From Home
Whether you’re planning a getaway, relocating to the area, or finding housing for your team, we’d love to help you find the right stay