Flanking the highest elevations of the neighborhood, each single family residence surpasses 3,000 – 4,000 square feet, offering lofty cathedral ceilings, elegant finishes, and sprawling open floor plans. Recreational opportunities abound within the community, with two private regulation tennis courts for a quick game of tennis or pickleball, a sprawling clubhouse for hosting gatherings, and an inviting in-ground pool and hot tub for leisurely swims and fun.

For boating enthusiasts, the private marina offers 156 slips accommodating vessels ranging from small runabouts to 40-foot cruisers, each equipped with a fresh water hookup and 30 amp electric power. Every homeowner at Stony Point Landing is privileged with their own slip, ensuring unfettered access to the water.

By day and by night, Stony Point Landing loves to celebrate … whether Independence Day, Winter Holiday Soiree, Food Truck Night, Flamingle or New Neighbor Welcome.

Stony Point Landing was originally a site for a stevedore named Dunbar, who established a boat landing and path up the bluff, calling it Dunbar’s hollow. When William DeWitt purchased the land in 1882, he built a hotel for travelers and locals to visit while they camped and boated around the bluff. The DeWitt family also planted apple, peach, and plum orchards along the top of the gully.

At the bottom of the bluff, a fresh water spring attracted resident boaters from around Irondequoit Bay. In 1928, the DeWitt brothers established a sand and gravel business digging sand and gravel out of the bluff’s cliffs until they became too unstable to dig any further.

In the 1930’s a new sand and gravel pit opened up.
Fast forward a few decades and Jay Zukowski, Jay Builders, had a dream to build a waterfront community. It took years of planning and design until he began building Stony Point Landing in the 1980’s when Irondequoit Bay opened up.

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