A real log cabin is for sale on North Point Road in Long Lake. Set up above the road among tall pines, it's a year-round home with two bedrooms, one bath, a wood stove, a great screen porch, and filtered views through the trees toward Long Lake and Owl's Head Mountain. Inside, the warm wood walls and log construction give the cabin the character you came looking for. The kitchen is unusually well finished, with good cabinetry, fixtures, and appliances, including a gas range. The living room centers around the wood stove, and the screen porch may be where you spend much of the summer. There's also an open deck and covered porch. The cabin has a full basement and several ways to keep warm: wood, propane, electric, and ductless heat. Public water, private septic, a metal roof, 200+ amp electric service, a standby generator, and high-speed internet round out the practical side of the property. Outside, there's a barn, shed, another outbuilding, detached carport, and gravel driveway, with plenty of room for boats, tools, firewood, and the other things that tend to follow you to the Adirondacks. North Point Road gets quieter as you head south from town, toward woods, trails, and backcountry water, while the beach, boat launch, stores, and restaurants in Long Lake are only about three miles away. The property is tenant occupied through late May. The tenant has the right to remain through the end of the lease, which will transfer with the sale. The property also has an established short-term rental history. A real log cabin, a screen porch under the pines, room for your gear, and Long Lake just down the road. Come see if this might be your place in the Adirondacks.
There are places you visit. And then there are places you begin to belong. Long Lake is one of those places. Set in the heart of the Adirondacks, this beloved hamlet offers expansive wilderness, a magnificent 14-mile lake, year-round recreation, and the unmistakable charm of an authentic Adirondack community. And now -- a truly special opportunity to make it yours. This timber-built home on 5.1 acres backs directly to state land, sits directly on a snowmobile trail, and is just a short walk from the water -- a location that delivers privacy, seclusion, and four-season Adirondack living in equal measure. Plans and sketches call for approximately 2,000 sq ft with 2 bedrooms, 1.5 baths, and a loft that could serve as a third bedroom -- a layout that works beautifully for year-round living or a high-demand vacation rental. The cleared driveway, walkout basement at 32x40, town water, electric, and septic plans already in place represent the hardest parts of the work -- a true labor of love started from raw land by a seller with a clear vision. What remains is yours to complete and finish exactly the way you want it. Whether you're envisioning a private Adirondack oasis, a year-round residence, or an Airbnb retreat -- boating, hiking, and snowmobiling are right outside the door. A local builder is available to finish the project, so you don't have to find the right team yourself. The seller did the hard part. The vision is yours to carry across the finish line. You have the opportunity to finish creating an Adirondack retreat in one of the region's most sought-after lake communities.
At the south end of Long Lake, this 1980 Adirondack chalet has 192 feet of sandy waterfront and a long view north up the lake toward the bridge. The lakeside lawn sits well above the water, with a sand beach below, good swimming and boating water, and a dock. Big cedars shade the lakeside deck, while maples shade the front lawn. The porch wraps around the house, with covered areas on the front and sides, a big open deck toward the lake, and a sheltered patio downstairs. There's lawn on three sides of the house, too, with the largest on the lake side overlooking the water. Inside are wide-plank pine floors, natural woodwork, a brick hearth, and an open kitchen, dining, and living area. There are two bedrooms and one full bath, plus additional sleeping space downstairs that stays cool in summer. The lower level also has a garage, workshop, laundry, and storage. The chalet is insulated but is a three-season home. It has municipal water, 200-amp electric service, electric heat, and a private septic system. The house sits well below the road, and the grade, setback, and trees provide more separation than you might expect from the map. The waterfront is directly owned, with access to the beach by a shared deeded walkway and stairs. A survey is available. There are bigger houses on Long Lake, but it would be hard to ask for much more from the land: room under the trees, a lawn above the lake, a long view north, and sand under your feet when you get to the water. Come see if this might be the Long Lake place you've been looking for.
On the Newcomb side of Long Lake, this 1.2-acre Adirondack property gives you a little room to breathe without putting you far from town. The house sits well down from the road on a gentle slope, with a paved drive, a big lawn, well-spaced pines, apple trees, and filtered mountain views. There's a campfire ring for evenings outside, and the setting feels pleasantly private despite being on Newcomb Road. The house has three bedrooms, a full bath and a half bath, with real Adirondack character in the woodwork, vaulted spaces, and wraparound porch. The kitchen opens to the living room, and there's another living area downstairs with its own exterior entrance. The rear of the porch is enclosed, giving you a sheltered place to enjoy the mountain air when the weather turns. The current owner has put some important work into the house, including a new metal roof and a new propane wall heater that works even when the power is out. A pellet stove provides additional heat. Municipal water, septic, and 200+ amp electric are already in place. Most of the furniture stays, so you can settle in without starting from scratch. A detached, car-sized shed provides useful covered storage. The location is especially good for an outdoor basecamp, with the High Peaks close by and the Northville-Placid Trail just over a mile away. At the same time, you're still close enough to Long Lake for the beach, boating, restaurants, and everything else town has to offer. Come see if this could be your place in the Adirondacks.
A Long Lake home with a commanding view is for sale, along with something you don't see very often -- three separately deeded lots totaling 9.43± acres, each with its own view. Keep them together for space and privacy, sell one or two, or hold them for the long term. However you look at it, it's three properties in one. The house itself sits above the lake, looking out across Long Lake to Mt. Sabattis, Burnt Mountain, and Fishing Brook Mountain. The sitting room and covered porch are the heart of it -- the places you'll end up spending your time, looking out and down at the water. Inside, there's plenty of space to work with: five bedrooms, a small sleeping room, two baths, a kitchen, a large pantry, and a living room, along with an unfinished loft that could take even more advantage of the views if you decide to finish it. The house has seen significant updates, including a new roof, new siding, and foundation repairs, so a lot of the heavy work has already been done. The shop building is worth mention on its own -- a garage on the lower level, a large workspace above, and a full attic for storage, accessed from the exterior. This is the kind of property that doesn't come around often -- space, views, and flexibility, all in one place. Come see if this is the Long Lake property you've been waiting for.
Welcome to 965 Deerland Road, a rare opportunity to own a piece of Long Lake history while enjoying the very best of Adirondack waterfront living. Surrounded by towering pines and hardwoods, this unique property offers 125 feet of sandy shoreline on beautiful Long Lake, complete with a dock for swimming, boating, fishing, and endless summer memories. Filled with natural light and Adirondack charm, the property offers a warm and inviting atmosphere perfect for a year-round home, seasonal retreat, family compound, or investment opportunity. Spacious gathering areas and a flexible layout make it easy to envision hosting family, friends, or guests. What truly sets this property apart is its incredible history and potential. Formerly a successful waterfront restaurant, it was once a beloved gathering place for locals and visitors alike. The opportunity exists to revive the restaurant, create a café, tavern, event venue, or reimagine the space for a new business venture. With excellent visibility, accessibility, and a prime Long Lake location, the foundation for success is already in place. Beyond its commercial possibilities, the property offers exciting opportunities for short-term rentals, hospitality ventures, employee housing, or a unique live-work concept. Few properties combine waterfront living, income potential, and established history in one of the Adirondacks' most sought-after destinations. Spend your mornings overlooking the lake, your afternoons on the water, and your evenings watching the sun set over the Adirondack mountains. Whether you envision a private waterfront retreat, a thriving business, or both, 965 Deerland Road offers the chance to create the next chapter of this special Long Lake property.
There are very few places left in the Adirondacks where the experience feels this untouched. Camp-on-a-Point is one of them. Set on a private peninsula with over 7,000 feet of shoreline, this offering is less about a house and more about the rare opportunity to own your own lake experience on Little Tupper. Protected within the William C. Whitney Wilderness Area, the setting is defined by silence, clean water, and a sense of separation that is increasingly hard to find. This is one of only two privately held properties on the lake with motorized boat access. That distinction matters. It allows you to move freely across the water, explore miles of undeveloped shoreline, and access your property in a way that feels both practical and deeply connected to the landscape. Days here take on a different pace. You can fish, paddle, or simply sit along the shoreline and watch the light move across the lake. It is entirely possible to spend time here and not see another person. That kind of privacy is not created, it is preserved. There is history behind that preservation. The Whitney family chose this area in the late 1800s as a place to retreat -- not to be seen, but to step away. That original intent still defines the property today. It is a place to be in the woods, not just near them. The residence itself spans approximately 5,200 square feet, with five bedrooms and four bathrooms, designed to bring the outside in through expansive glass and natural light. A two slip boathouse with a screened upper level sits at the water's edge, offering a simple extension of life on the lake rather than a distraction from it. With a total 130 access the property is accessed through a gated entry which offers a level of control, privacy, and scale that is rarely assembled in one holding. Camp-on-a-Point is not about excess. It is about access -- to water, to land, and to a version of the Adirondacks that remains largely unchanged.
Located in the heart of the Adirondack Mountains, this charming year‑round home sits just 2.3 miles from the Long Lake town beach, restaurants, bars, shops, and several scenic hiking trails—perfect for anyone who loves outdoor adventure. This fully furnished 3‑bedroom home comes move‑in ready, complete with all kitchen appliances. Hardwood floors run throughout, complemented by ceramic tile in the kitchen, dining room, and sunroom. Whether you're seeking a full‑time residence, a vacation getaway, or a strong rental investment, this property offers exceptional versatility. The home sits directly on the snowmobile trail connecting Long Lake to Tupper Lake Road, making it ideal for winter recreation. After a day on the trails or the lake, unwind by the wood‑burning stove, relax in the hot tub, or enjoy the privacy of the wooded back deck. The finished basement features a unique Irish‑themed bar—perfect for gatherings with family and friends—as well as a spacious office area. Fiber‑optic internet is available in the area for reliable work‑from‑home capability. A large 2‑car garage and ample parking provide convenience for residents and guests alike. Don't miss the opportunity to make this warm and welcoming Adirondack property your own.
This private year-round Adirondack cabin offers a view and experience like no other in Long Lake. The panoramic views change on a daily and seasonal basis offering a true oasis that is still close to town. It has one of the most majestic views in the Adirondacks. The cabin has three bedrooms including a loft bdrm. There are two full bathrooms, an open kitchen and dining space area that is connected to the living room. The dry basement offers storage, as well as the opportunity for future living and/or bedroom spaces. The covered porch is a tranquil space for morning, afternoon, and evening gatherings. In the morning you can watch the sun rise and the fog lift; in the afternoon you can enjoy the direct sunshine, and in the evening you can enjoy the sunset and the stars. At any time of day you can enjoy the wildlife that surrounds the cabin in its secluded and wooded location. The lawn area is landscaped in a way that allows for seasonal wildflowers to arise, while also offering a flat and expanded lawn space for family gatherings and enjoyment. The large handcrafted stone fire pit is a central piece of the property and looks out onto the awestriking view. This is most exciting during the Town of Long Lake's firework celebrations where you can watch from your own personal vantage point. This property offers the opportunity to own a very special place in the Adirondacks, where you can live year-round or utilize as a seasonal retreat.
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Long Lake is located in New York. Long Lake, New York has a population of 439. Long Lake is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 28.68% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 19.3%.
The median household income in Long Lake, New York is $75,368. The median household income for the surrounding county is $62,841 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Long Lake is 63.2 years.
The average high temperature in July is 75.5 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 3.9 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 43.8 inches per year, with 122.4 inches of snow per year.
