34 Pulver Road, Lake George

This stunning retreat, with magnificent Lake George views and frontage, is one the area’s great hideaways. Boasting 6 bedrooms and classic Adirondack style, the home has plenty of room for entertaining large families, while at the same time maintaining its intimate feel and rustic charm. The character has been well preserved over the years and presents a walk back in time. Situated at the end of a private street, on a perfectly treed lot of nearly an acre, this lovely piece of history beacons to new owners. Views filter into every room of the crystal clear waters of Lake George, one of the Northeast’s premier destinations. Screened porches provide welcome respite from the mid-summer sun and allow the breezes off the lake to flow through the home. Rock fireplaces afford the perfect winter ambience during the holidays. Finally, launch your boat from the new covered dock complex and expansive waterfront deck built in true Adirondack log fashion. Thoughtfully designed generations ago and lovingly maintained over the years, this is truly a magical property. The home is perched on a small exposed rock outcropping amidst mature trees, creating the feeling of living in a private park with the lake beyond. Beautiful straight-grain fir floors lead you from room to room. Quality of construction is clearly evidenced in the carefully hewn old-growth lumber that was used to ensure the structure would last for hundreds of years. Nicknamed the “Queen of American Lakes”, Lake George lies at the Southeast base of the Adirondacks. The long, narrow lake extends about 32.2 miles and varies from one to three miles in width. The area is packed with history, culture, and lots to do for couples, families, road trippers, and everyone else. In the Lake George area you can find Cooper’s Cave, The Hyde Collection museum (featuring artwork by Da Vinci, Van Gogh, Picasso, and many more), the Barton Garnet Mine, wonderful boat cruises, carriage rides, the Great Escape amusement park, and endless fun-filled activities. The Lake George Region is a proven wonderful place to live with permanent residents exceeding 15,000 in the summer months. Come by boat, trolley, or car and find something new and exciting happening everyday in Lake George.