Lake George

Lake Views

38.5 acres

Highly desirable land for sale in Lake George with expansive lake views and complete privacy; own your own mountain!

This is your chance to secure one of very few large parcels with lake and village views, completely private, yet convenient to town.

Multiple areas for building, previously approved by APA and Town for up to 5 additional homes. Or build one beautiful lake view home and keep the cabin as a guest home or rental.

For inquiries, please email LakeGeorgeCabin@gmail.com

Perfect for a family compound or a very private lake view home.
Modernized guest cabin in place.
Total of 38 acres of south facing, mixed hardwood forest.
APA and Town approved building lots.
Award winning Lake George school district
5 minutes to Lake George Village, 10 minutes to Queensbury

The 38 acres can have lot lines redrawn under subdivision zoning regulations.

EMAIL ME AT: LAKEGEORGECABIN@GMAIL.COM

FOR PRICING OR TO DISCUSS OPTIONS

Multiple level areas ready to build

Approved (APA/Town) lots are in place from a previous subdivision plan, and lot lines can always be redrawn if desired. Zoned RM-2 and RR-10.

One Modern Rustic Cabin, Completely Renovated

One bedroom, one bathroom
Loft with second sleeping and sitting area
Original fireplace with new wood-burning insert
New roof, new insulation
Heat pump for all season air conditioning and heat
All new appliances
Well and septic system (sized for 3 br)
Hardwood hickory flooring
Room for addition
17 ft x 24 ft storage barn, concrete slab, new roof

Seven Nearby Beaches to Enjoy

Access to residents only Diamond Point Beach (5 min drive)
Hearthstone State Park Beach (2 min drive)
Five additional beaches within a 10 - 20 minute drive
- Million Dollar Beach
- Shepherd Park / Village Beach
- Ushers Park Beach
- Rogers Park Beach (Bolton)
- Veterans Memorial Beach (Bolton)

Unlimited Tranquility & Private Hiking Trails

This land has been undisturbed for decades
Hemlock was likely logged about 50 - 70 years ago
Old stone walls throughout the property, likely from the late 1800s when sheep farming dominated the region

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