 Honeoye's FavoriteOur comfy Honeoye Lake tee with pre-washed cotton fabric. Shown in Maroon. |  Entertaining BeautyGingko leaf dishes |  Precious MetalsGarnish & Grace Naples Necklace designed in Naples NY |  Little CuriositiesTo keep or share |
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 Arriving Mid SeptemberThe Toby Jacket available in olive and walnut. |
Things worth bringing home
SEASONAL. THOUGHTFUL. LOCAL.
Tucked along Main Street in Honeoye—just south of Canandaigua and Rochester—Reed Homestead is a boutique offering gifts, clothing, and home goods in the heart of the Finger Lakes.
Inside, you’ll find artful gifts, lake-inspired décor, and beautifully made pieces for cottage, cabin, or home. As the season shifts, so do our shelves—with warmer textures, rich autumn tones, and thoughtful pieces for gathering, gifting, and everyday living.
Heirloom-inspired accents, locally made goods, new clothing arrivals, and a curated selection of jewelry are chosen with intention and a sense of place.
Loved by both locals and travelers, Reed Homestead has become a destination for those seeking
something meaningful, seasonal, and distinctly local.
Visiting Honeoye? Make a day of it. Browse the shop, enjoy a bite or drink nearby, explore Main Street, then take a stroll toward Honeoye Lake along the trail just across the street.
From Our Homestead to Main Street
INSPIRED BY THE WAY WE LIVE
Reed Homestead is a curated gift shop in Honeoye, New York, in the heart of the Finger Lakes—offering clothing, home goods, jewelry, and thoughtful gifts inspired by the region.
Our shop draws its inspiration from the Old Reed Homestead, our historic 1803 home located just a few miles away. Its light, materials, and quiet sense of time continue to guide everything we bring into the shop.
As the season unfolds, you'll find fresh arrivals throughout—thoughtful nods to Honeoye and the Finger Lakes, seasonal favorites, and plenty of pieces made for lake days, gifting, and everyday living.
A place to wander, discover, and take a bit of the Finger Lakes home with you.
