Homes for Sale in 12913

Charming three-bedroom farmhouse set on 1.31 acres with beautiful landscaping, established gardens, and plenty of lawn to enjoy. The home features hardwood floors, original built-ins, 1.5 recently renovated bathrooms, new appliances, updated entryways, and bright sunrooms that add flexible living space. With its generous lot and additional usable areas, the property offers plenty of potential for

Kelsey Cassidy Merrill L. Thomas, Inc.

The building was built by the owner and his brother, who are excellent German building contractors. The property has not been used for 20-25 years, so owners have decided to sell due to their age. This is a private, wooded property with beautiful frontage on a navigable wide stream which connects with the Saranac River 1/3 mile downstream. Consideration was given to age of building, lack of use

Sanford C. Hayes, III Sandy Hayes Realty

You won't want to miss this charming ranch home, where warmth and character greet you from the moment you step inside. The inviting kitchen is centered around a stunning hand-hewn oak beam, while the unique copper penny backsplash behind the stove adds a distinctive touch and creates a cozy, welcoming atmosphere. The home features a full walk-out basement ready to be finished to suit your needs,

Kristina Clifford Say Real Estate

Original 1921 Adirondack Camp ''High Peaks Views'' located on Buck Island and located on 3.33 acres with 217ft of pristine shoreline offering sweeping views of the Southern Range. The main lodge and two level boathouse were completely renovated in 2009. The main residence includes 3,800 sq. ft. of living space with 6 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, Great Room and dining area with stone fireplace. The eat-in

Mark Adler Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Adirondack Premier Properties

This lovely home is a must see! The property is absolutely beautiful with mountain views and is immaculately maintained. there is a paved driveway, stone walkway, beautiful gardens, spacious backyard, gardeners shed and oversized 2 car garage. The screened in porch is where you will spend muchl of your time. If not on the screened in porch, you will be in the cozy great room relaxing in the

Kathleen Fischer Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Adirondack Premier Properties

Camp Woodridge is a one-of-a-kind turnkey lakefront retreat (with high end furnishings from Dartbrook and L Post Rustics) nestled along the westerly shore of Lake Placid, set beside Toby's Brook and beneath the majestic presence of Loch Bonnie Mountain. Boasting some of the most iconic lake and Whiteface Mountain views in the Adirondacks, this exceptional property features a classic boathouse, a

Michael Martineau Merrill L. Thomas, Inc.

Cozy home located not far from stores and schools has a storage shed located on the back of the property and a nice size lot**All offers from interested buyers must be entered online at www.auction.com

Virginia McLaughlin Red Door Realty & Associates

Buck Bay South is a boathouse constructed in the early 2000s with a connected totally renovated 1930s cabin wit h2 new full bathrooms and kitchen, set on Buck Island. This distinctive waterfront property blends modern comfort with classic Adirondack charm, highlighted by a spacious porch with sweeping views of Pulpit Rock. The property offers three bedrooms and two full bathrooms across its

Kathleen Fischer Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Adirondack Premier Properties

Welcome to Camp Defrazzelheim, the Adirondack cure for chaos and the official headquarters of ''letting it all go.'' Tucked into the pines with mountain views and bordering thousands of acres of State land, this is the kind of place where you can wander straight from your backyard into endless wilderness without seeing another soul. Need space for guests, hobbies, or a little peace and quiet?

Lisa Gillis Merrill L. Thomas - Gillis Team

GULL ROCK CAMP (c. 1902) is perhaps the finest, classic Adirondack Great Camp on Lake Placid Lake. The limited public access to this pristine, clear, mountain lake and the private retreats around it — many boat access only — makes it a more exclusive location than one might imagine of a body of water named for such a prominent Olympic village. Originally designed in 1906 by architect Max Westhoff

Vincent McClelland Landvest, Inc.