Harrietstown, NY 1-Story Homes for Sale

This immaculate waterfront home offers access to one of the Adirondacks' most sought after paddling area. Set along a sandy shoreline on Fish Creek Pond, the property provides quick, direct access to Upper Saranac Lake, Follensby Clear Pond and the entire St. Regis Canoe area right from your front door.Extensively updated, the property includes a state of the art septic system, a beautifully

Beth Hall Adirondack Premier Properties Berkshire Hathaway HomeService

Camp Cook is a rare opportunity to own a historic Adirondack retreat on Lake Placid. Built in 1935 and thoughtfully modernized, this charming waterfront camp sits on the quiet west shore, accessible only by boat. With 46 feet of pristine shoreline, a private dock, a lean-to, and a dining porch offering breathtaking lake and mountain views, Camp Cook is designed for relaxation and entertaining.

Bob Miller Bob Miller Real Estate

Build your dream home with breathtaking Adirondack Mountain views in Mt. Pisgah Park—a private, growing community just minutes north of the Village of Saranac Lake. Nestled among the High Peaks, this location offers year-round recreation including skiing, hiking, and fishing. Enjoy close proximity to Lake Placid and Whiteface Mountain Ski Resort. This ready-to-build lot features electric at the

Wayne Hartard eXp Realty

Camp Northlight is located on beautiful and the sought after Upper Saranac Lake. This charming seasonal, boat access home has 2 bedrooms and an additional sleeping loft. The living room with vaulted ceilings and beams has beautiful wood floors. French doors open onto a large covered front porch to enjoy the spectacular western sunsets, just a stone's throw away from the waters edge. Updated

Beth Hall Adirondack Premier Properties Berkshire Hathaway HomeService

Well maintained rustic one bedroom camp situated on 5.5 acres of land. Private and peaceful setting perfect for the outdoor enthusiast. A short distance down the road from the water and across the road from the path to NYS Forever Wild land.

Bridgette Lapierre Coldwell Banker Whitbeck Assoc Tupper Lake

Private 6.83-acre Adirondack retreat offering a rare blend of seclusion, craftsmanship, and access to the renowned Saranac Lake Chain, including Lake Flower, Kiwassa Lake, and Lower and Middle Saranac Lakes. Designed for those who value privacy and outdoor adventure, this property delivers a true four-season escape.A winding drive through a beautifully wooded setting creates a memorable sense

Cherrie Sayles Say Real Estate

Furnished and sparkling clean, this year-round Clayton built home is conveniently located in Birch Park in Saranac Lake. Built in 2021 and rarely used, it is located just steps away from the Saranac Lake/Lake Clear airport. Offered furnished. Monthly lot rent ($365.00) includes lease for lot, water and snow removal. NO TAXES! Perfect for a first home buyer, private pilot or retired couple.

Kristina (Kris) Wheeler Merrill L. Thomas, Inc.

Spacious 2-bedroom, 2-bath home in the sought-after Rockledge Park neighborhood. The home is on village water with no village taxes. Ideally situated in a peaceful setting with close proximity to Moody Pond, Mt. Baker, and the Village of Saranac Lake.Recent updates include a new kitchen, an updated full bath and fresh interior paint. The first floor features radiant floor heating throughout,

Carl (CJ) Hagmann Say Real Estate

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.