Where every season has its own magic, this year-round 3-bedroom, 2-bath waterfront home sits tucked into a peaceful protected bay on the St. Lawrence River. Property located on dead end road, offering over 205 feet of shoreline and a protected dock—a rare combination in the Thousand Islands. Calm waters, wide river views, and natural privacy create a setting that feels both secluded and connected. Kick back and relax for morning coffee on your choice of 2 porches with water views! Inside offers plenty of floor space, new kitchen, remodeled bathrooms and 1st floor bonus room for your office/ den or additional bedroom. The home is also complemented by a fully equipped studio apartment, perfect for guests, extended family, or potential rental income. A two-stall garage with a covered porch creates an inviting space for gatherings, relaxing evenings, and taking in the river setting. Two additional sheds offer ample storage for water toys, tools, and seasonal equipment or even convert into bunk houses. This property would also be a great investment opportunity for short term rental. Whether boating, fishing, or simply enjoying the rhythm of river life, this property delivers a true Upstate New York waterfront experience with short distance by car or boat to Brockville, Ogdensburg, Alexandria Bay & Clayton! Call today for a showing!
Private Black Lake Island with over 900ft of frontage. Off grid Cottage with 2 large rooms and a small deck on the front. No septic, well, or electric. Sold as is. Tucked in a protected bay of Big Island out of the wind. Panoramic views from every direction.
Private Black Lake Island with over 900ft of frontage. Off grid Cottage with 2 large rooms and a small deck on the front. No septic, well or electric. Sold as is. Tucked in a protected bay of Big Island out of the wind. Panoramic views from every direction.
The Historic Jacob Ford House Circa 1837 A Landmark Estate on the St. Lawrence River A rare opportunity to acquire one of the St. Lawrence River's most distinguished historic estates, the circa 1837 Jacob Ford House is an exceptional Late Federal stone residence that embodies timeless elegance and architectural significance. Privately set on approximately seven acres with an impressive 1,253 feet of prime waterfront, this extraordinary property offers a remarkable blend of heritage, craftsmanship, and natural beauty in the heart of the Thousand Islands. The stately limestone residence welcomes guests through a gracious formal foyer, where an elegant interior stair hall, highlighted by a sweeping curved wall and a remarkable curved doorway, sets the tone for the home's refined character. Grand double parlors, a private study, and nine spacious bedrooms are complemented by beautifully preserved period details, including original moldings, decorative cornices, handcrafted fireplace mantels, and exceptional millwork that speak to the artistry of a bygone era. Expansive rooms, soaring ceilings, and abundant natural light create an atmosphere of understated sophistication, while every space reflects the enduring quality and craftsmanship of this historic home. Whether hosting intimate gatherings or larger celebrations, the residence offers a setting of uncommon grace and authenticity. The grounds are equally captivating. Sweeping lawns descend to more than 1,253 feet of shoreline along the majestic St. Lawrence River, where panoramic water views, a rare skiff boathouse, and exceptional opportunities for boating, swimming, and waterfront recreation define the outdoor experience. The expansive acreage provides both privacy and the opportunity to enjoy one of the region's most coveted riverfront settings. Rich in history and surrounded by the incomparable beauty of the Thousand Islands, the Jacob Ford House is far more than a residence—it is a legacy property. Opportunities to steward an estate of this architectural distinction, historic importance, and extraordinary waterfront presence are exceptionally rare. Call now for private showing.
Rare opportunity to own a unique three-home compound on the beautiful St. Lawrence River with breathtaking views of the shipping channel and Brockville in the distance. This exceptional property features a charming 1-bedroom cottage right on the water, recently updated with a brand-new roof and a complete interior remodel, creating the perfect waterfront retreat. The 3-bedroom A-frame home has been partially remodeled with new windows and numerous interior updates, blending rustic character with modern comfort. Set slightly back from the shoreline, the 3+ bedroom barn-style home offers incredible elevated river views and has also received multiple upgrades, providing ample space for family, guests, or rental opportunities. Barn home is an additional 1144 ft2 of living space. The property includes two private docks, providing plenty of space for boats, fishing, kayaking, and enjoying all that the St. Lawrence River has to offer. A new septic system and leach field add valuable peace of mind for future owners. Whether you’re searching for a family compound, vacation getaway, or investment property with exceptional rental potential, this one-of-a-kind waterfront estate offers endless possibilities. Watch the ships glide by, take in spectacular sunsets, and experience the unmatched beauty and recreation of the St. Lawrence River from your own private waterfront retreat.
OFF-GRID WATERFRONT PARADISE ON BLACK LAKE. Step off the boat and onto what feels like your very own private island on Black Lake—a rare opportunity to own a secluded waterfront escape in one of the Northeast’s most sought-after outdoor destinations. This one-of-a-kind property offers the perfect blend of privacy, natural beauty, and recreation. Surrounded by pristine water and untouched shoreline, it’s a true sportsman’s paradise with exceptional fishing, abundant wildlife, and endless opportunities to relax and recharge. Built in 2006, this 3 bedroom cottage sits on 3 acres with 1087' of waterfront on Wolfe Point. With knotty pine throughout this very well built cottage also has a great room with woodstove, solar power, generator, water system, multiple decks and a storage building. Being sold with .7 acre water front lot (98.056-2-3) that serves as the base camp with parking and dock. Enjoy the simplicity of off-grid living without sacrificing comfort. Whether you're casting a line at sunrise, watching wildlife from the deck, or unwinding by the fire after a day outdoors, this property delivers an unmatched experience. Accessible only by boat, the setting ensures complete peace and seclusion—yet remains part of the renowned Black Lake region, known for its outstanding fishing and scenic beauty. If you’ve been searching for a private, off-grid getaway where you can truly disconnect and enjoy nature, this is it.
This spacious home sits on a double corner lot, offering extra room and added privacy. With five bedrooms and two bathrooms, there's plenty of space for comfortable living. Large master bedroom is located on first level. One of the living rooms has a gas fireplace which makes it cozy for the winter months. The large kitchen has granite tile counter tops and a nice bay window in the dining room. There is a detached garage with covered walkway to the house. Attached to the garage is a large bonus space which has potential to be heated and could be used as a game room, workshop, storage, or converted into a second stall garage space. Short walk to the St. Lawrence River and public boat launch.

Morristown is located in New York. Morristown, New York 13664has a population of 2,210. Morristown 13664 is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 31.58% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 27.5%.
The median household income in Morristown, New York 13664 is $46,875. The median household income for the surrounding county is $54,351 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Morristown 13664 is 42 years.
The average high temperature in July is 80 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 5.9 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 37.1 inches per year, with 69.4 inches of snow per year.