luxury houses with terrace for sale Eagle Bay, United States

The Albedor is the Adirondack story made tangible. It is a breathtaking example of wilderness transformed into an estate of stone and timber, framed by the mountains and Fourth Lake. The Albedor does not borrow from Adirondack History - it helped write it. It is a gathering place, a rare Great Camp with access to the surrounding communities. With multiple fireplaces, gathering spaces, en suite guest rooms and panoramic views, the great Albedor offers privacy and solitude. The Carriage House might serve as a guest house or caretaker's home; the expansive boathouse offers a ballroom above with original fireplace, deck, dock and plenty of room for multiple boats. Entering the main hall takes you back to days when timbers were cut and used on the same land, stone from nearby cliffs grew into grand fireplaces, and life was simpler. Carefully preserved for its historic beauty and relevance , the Albedor awaits its next steward.

Ramblers Lodge is a unique Fourth Lake property rich in Adirondack character and the charm of a historic seasonal lodge. The four-bedroom main lodge features an updated kitchen, a beautiful window-lined room filled with natural light, and an expansive front porch made for summer days on the lake. Stairs and a walkway lead to the waterfront, where the historic boathouse--predating Adirondack Park Agency regulations--includes a three-bedroom apartment above. An expansive dock and spacious waterfront deck overlook a protected, sandy-bottom swimming area. A bright and airy two-bedroom apartment is attached to the rear of the lodge, while the back of the property includes a laundry building, charming studio cottage, and a second-story one-bedroom apartment overlooking the backyard and forest--ideal for an on-site manager. With its distinctive architecture, multiple accommodations, and exceptional waterfront spaces, Ramblers Lodge offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of Fourth Lake history.

Camp Teaggie offers classic Adirondack lifestyle features - lake frontage, trail access, privacy, rental history, and close convenience to the Town of Inlet. Set on 4 acres with 300 feet on Fifth Lake, this newer 3-bedroom, 2-bath retreat includes a private dock, accessed by a short walk from the home, and offers water access to the Fulton Chain of Lakes. Radiating Adirondack warmth throughout, with large windows that invite in natural light, a fully equipped kitchen with granite countertops, comfortable living spaces, a washer and dryer, a spacious entryway for seasonal gear, and an attached two-car garage. Whether used as a personal getaway, year-round retreat, or rental property, Camp Teaggie is designed for easy four-season enjoyment. Spend summer days boating, kayaking, fishing, swimming, and relaxing on the lake, then gather around the firepit or unwind on the deck after a day outdoors. The location is exceptional for recreation, bordering the Jasper Day Trail and situated directly across from the snowmobile trail system, with opportunities for hiking, snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, and snowmobiling. Within close proximity to the town of Inlet, Arrowhead Park, Fern Park, shops, restaurants, and local events, Camp Teaggie offers a combination of lake frontage, trail access, established rental history, and convenient Adirondack living.

Tucked along a peaceful bay on Fourth Lake, this 3.89-acre property offers 212 feet of waterfront in a sheltered setting ideal for kayaking, paddleboarding, and quiet days by the water, while still providing easy access to the main lake. The property includes a 1075-square-foot log cabin with a full basement, open half-story, and porch overlooking the bay, along with a separate 744-square-foot guest cottage with an open floor plan. Both structures have been cleaned out and are ready for renovation, offering a wonderful starting point for creating a private, year-round Adirondack retreat. Conveniently located between Old Forge and Inlet, adjacent to the Petrie Road neighborhood and near state land.

This year round, log chalet is located on a protected cove with easy access to the mainstream of Fourth Lake of the Fulton Chain of Lakes. There is abundant wildlife and bird activity including loons, ducks, mergansers on the water. A gentle slope leads to a long dock that sits on the water and offers plenty of docking space for boats, swimming and there is even a slide for the kids. The house features a window wall looking out at the water, with a combined living/dining room and an open kitchen. On the main floor is one bedroom and a full bath. Steps lead up to a loft bedroom with its own outdoor balcony. On the lower, walk out level is another bedroom, TV or recreation room and another bathroom with shower. The laundry is located downstairs in the utility, storage room. Walk out to the lawn from here and right to the waterfront for easy access. A shed give more storage room. There is a generator, newer leach field, propane fired hot water heat and a 200 amp electrical entrance with CBs. This is a year round waterfront home with access from a year round, town maintained road. A small shed sits away from the house for more storage.

Two almost identical ranch style cottages sit on 75' of open frontage on Fourth Lake of the Fulton Chain of Lakes. Each cottage is 800 sq. ft including 3 bedrooms, a great room and bathroom with shower and a full covered porch. Situated on the north shore, there are great views and a southern exposure for warm sunny days of activities. There is seasonal access on Teowana Road off of Route 28. This would make a perfect multi family compound or a twin rental situation. Both have nice, 9' X 20' covered front porches for sitting or having an outdoor meal. There is a shared septic and well and a slip and dock for sharing as well. A barn behind them is 20 X 22 and needs attention. Some of the nice features include a wood burning fireplace in the each, built in bureaus in the bedrooms, new laminate flooring in one and carpet in the other. One has a shingle roof, the other is metal. Both have oil fired hot air heaters for cool evenings and mornings.

There's waterfront property, and then there's living right at the water's edge. Near the First Lake end of the Narrows, this beautifully updated Colonial offers views of First Lake, 90 feet of waterfrontage, a dock, and a little sandy beach. Just steps from the water, its spacious deck is a front-row seat to boats passing through the Narrows. Built in 1950, before today's Adirondack Park shoreline setback regulations, this home enjoys an extraordinary waterfront setting that cannot be recreated with new construction under current setback requirements. While its location reflects an earlier era of Adirondack living, the house tells a much more recent story of extensive improvements and thoughtful care. Since purchasing the property in 2018, the sellers have made substantial investments, including a new roof, added mudroom, quarter-log siding, Andersen windows, exterior doors, and updated waterfront decking. The original first-floor floors were professionally refinished, new flooring was installed upstairs in 2024, the living room's stone fireplace was renovated in 2022, and lighting was updated throughout. A newer hot water heater and a new furnace and central air conditioning installed in September 2025 bring modern comfort to this year-round home. Offering 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, and 1,560 square feet, the home blends classic Adirondack character with modern comforts. Large waterfront windows bring the scenery indoors, while the deck, dock, and sandy shoreline invite you outside to enjoy it. Hollywood Hills also features a separate private property owners association beach on First Lake, with fee-based boat launch and docking options available through the association. An irreplaceable waterfront setting from an earlier era of Adirondack living, with a home thoughtfully updated for today and ready for its next chapter.

Located on the sought after "Golden Mile" just minutes from the hamlet of Old Forge, this spacious, year round waterfront home offers a perfect blend of privacy, comfort and convenience. Situated on South Shore Acres road, a quiet, dead end, town maintained roadway, this property enjoys a peaceful setting with protected wooded views across the road that helps preserve the natural surroundings. Designed for gathering and entertaining, the home features 5 bedrooms, and 4 full baths, along with multiple inviting spaces to relax and unwind. Enjoy the expansive enclosed porch overlooking the water with hot tub, an eat-in kitchen, recreation room, inviting living room with fireplace and a recreation room off the kitchen. On the lower level is a bedroom, additional space for movie nights, an exercise room and office. Step outside to your dock on First Lake and enjoy easy access to boating, kayaking, fishing and exploring the Fulton Chain of Lakes. Whether heading out for a sunset cruise or spending the day on the water, this property offers an ideal spot to return to. Nearby is year round recreation: golf course, ski opportunities, snowmobiling, hiking and bike trails and the local attraction, "Enchanted Forest Water Safari". Whether you are looking for a full time residence or an Adirondack getaway, this property offers the opportunity to experience all four seasons in of the region's most desirable waterfront locations.

Located just minutes from the village of Old Forge, this spacious year-round home offers 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, and an oversized heated two-car garage. The exceptionally large primary bedroom offers plenty of room to relax and ample storage, while a smaller bedroom, currently used for storage, could easily serve as a home office, bunk room, or additional guest space. The inviting eat-in kitchen features a sliding glass door leading to a slate patio and overlooks the beautiful, level backyard. Outdoor living is a highlight, with a screened-in front porch. The scenic backyard also offers a fire pit area, wood and storage sheds, and convenient access to a main-floor bathroom. Freshly painted throughout, the home also includes attractive furniture and a generator, making it a comfortable and well-equipped Adirondack retreat.

Experience serene lake living in this beautiful 3-bedroom, 2-bath home featuring an all-wood interior that brings warmth and natural elegance throughout. The spacious living room boasts a striking stone fireplace, perfect for cozy evenings, and a dramatic window wall that floods the space with natural light while offering breathtaking views of the lake. Step outside to the expansive wraparound deck, an ideal spot for entertaining guests or enjoying meals outdoors while soaking in the tranquil lakefront scenery. The property also includes private guest quarters above the garage—perfect for visitors or extra family space. Whether relaxing inside or embracing outdoor living, this home blends rustic charm with modern comfort for the ultimate lakeside lifestyle. The furnishings and boat and motor included in the price.

For the first time since the Gilded Age, the legendary Whitney Park in Long Lake, New York, is being offered for acquisition—a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to steward one of the most significant privately held estates in the United States. Encompassing a breathtaking 36,486 acres in the heart of the Adirondacks, this storied landscape is more than 2.5 times the size of Manhattan, offering a rare blend of legacy, scale, and unspoiled wilderness. Established in 1897 by William Collins Whitney, esteemed financier and former U.S. Secretary of the Navy, the estate remained under the careful stewardship of the Whitney family, and recently John Hendrickson, for more than a century. Today, its pristine terrain is a magnificent mosaic of crystal-clear lakes and ponds, winding streams, old-growth forests, and mountain vistas—all protected within the bounds of New York’s Adirondack Park. More than 80 miles of private roads and 100 miles of trails traverse the land, connecting a remarkable array of natural features and architectural gems. At its core are two historic Adirondack Great Camps, both embodying the timeless architectural style that defines the region: Camp Deerlands, constructed in 1915 on the eastern shore of Little Forked Lake, stands eight miles from the gatehouse entrance. Painted in classic Adirondack blue with white trim and yellow window boxes, this estate compound includes seven fireplaces, a six-stall garage, and charming caretaker quarters. A perfectly pitched Adirondack-style A-frame rests at the lake’s edge, accompanied by a traditional boathouse, a screened lakeside gazebo, and a tennis court—set on a mostly cleared 14-acre parcel, offering privacy and lakeside elegance. Camp Togus, built in 1949, is perched on Forked Lake and offers equally striking water and mountain views, continuing the Great Camp tradition of rustic refinement. Scattered across the estate are additional legacy structures, including guest houses, barns, garages, a classic boathouse, and a collection of charming hunting and fishing cabins that subtly connect the land from Little Forked Lake to Salmon Lake. Among them is an Adirondack trapper’s cabin tucked along the shores of Salmon Lake—once a beloved retreat for the Whitney family and their guests, who ventured there for some of the region’s finest lake trout fishing. Over the decades, the estate welcomed statesmen, conservationists, and visionaries seeking solace in its natural beauty. The influence of Whitney Park reaches beyond its borders, having quietly shaped conversations about preservation, purpose, and American wilderness for generations. To own Whitney Park is to join a legacy of American visionaries—those who recognized the rare power of land, privacy, and purpose. More than a property, this is a living inheritance of land and legacy, a sanctuary in one of America’s most iconic conservation regions. In a world increasingly defined by environmental uncertainty and the search for clean air, fresh water, and meaningful solitude, Whitney Park stands alone. It offers an unmatched opportunity to own not just land, but legacy. This is the rarest of luxuries: a private wilderness of scale, silence, and permanence. Despite its extraordinary scale and untamed beauty, Whitney Park remains remarkably accessible—within driving distance of Albany, New York City, Boston, Montreal, and near private airstrips for seamless arrival by air. Its well-established infrastructure supports gracious accommodations and operational ease, while select areas offer potential for thoughtful future development, further enhancing the estate’s enduring value and character. Whether preserved as a personal sanctuary, entrusted to conservation, lightly developed or thoughtfully reimagined for future generations, Whitney Park is a singular offering—a place where nature, history, and heritage converge, awaiting its next visionary steward.