Vincent McClelland

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

OLD ELM. A unique combination of a perfectly restored 1841 home, with an architecturally appropriate 2017 addition and original outbuildings sits, on 30 acres of lawns, forest and an orchard on the most sought -after area of Willsboro Point, Willsboro, NY. The original three-bedroom stone portion of the house was restored to its former beauty and elegance. The wood addition exhibits open spaces,

The Mountain House, formerly part of the Paleface ski resort, is a unique 58-acre estate in the heart of the Adirondack Mountains. This one-of¬ a-kind residence nestled above the ridgeline the Mountain House and enjoys 360-degree views. The four-story 8-bedroom manor home, built into the peak and encircled by the dramatic stonework of renowned artisan Lew French, delivers endless vistas of the

Perched high above the valley floor on a dramatic, south-facing mountainside, Edge of the Ledge offers one of the Adirondack Park's most commanding views. Overlooking Giant Mountain, the Great Range, and the surrounding wilderness, this bespoke residence was completely reimagined in 2017 by master builder Bob Biesemeyer in collaboration with the Philadelphia-based Barbara Geisel Design firm.The