The Echoes is a spectacular Queen Anne Revival Geneva Lakefront home that was built in 1896. The home was designed by Henry Lord Gay, who also designed Stone Manor, Moorings, Jerseyhurst, Folly, Maple Lawn, Gaylynne, to name a few. Echoes is one of the most recognizable properties on the lake with a dominate round tower on the east side and a porte-cochere on the west. The three storied house has over 10,000 square feet of living space with six bedrooms, six full and two half baths, 12+ foot ceilings, original woodwork, built-ins and stunning lake views. It is situated on 1.75 acres with a gentle slope to the lakefront with 140 feet of Geneva Lake frontage. There is a 160-foot-long pier with two boat slips and a smaller pier with jet ski ramps. The lot is irregular in shape and is 233 feet in width and 400 feet in depth, providing a substantial yard with a tennis court and a four-car heated garage topped with a rooftop deck overlooking the lake. There is also a large, elegant rooftop pavilion perched on the boathouse that sits on the shore of the lake. Fontana sewer and water. Home sold as-is.