Lots of WOW in this direct waterfront Peck Lake home!! Easy to move right in and enjoy this wonderful home! Sited on over an acre of level land with unsurpassed lake views you will be in awe! Almost like being on your own island! There is plenty of privacy to sit back and relax on the wrap around deck. You'll even have your own private boat launch (paved) and dock. The fantastic features thru out will make your life at the lake so enjoyable.This home was designed for entertaining. Gleaming wood floors thru out, living room with optimum lake views and a nice fireplace (propane) for cooler weather ambiance. Hot water baseboard heat provides year round comfort. There's plenty of living space, dining and a big open kitchen with plenty of cabinets and counter space. The master suite is on the main floor, a soaking tub to relax in after enjoying outdoor pursuits. The second floor has 2 bedrooms plus and open family room with additional sleeping space and a 2nd bath. Upstairs even more lake views!! Outside there is plenty of privacy from mature trees (suitable for the hammock) The deck provides more living area during the summer months. There is a quiet bay on the North side of the home, your southern view is the entire lake! Fully insulated, there is a basement area for the furnace/boiler and other mechanical items, it is insulated. Private drilled well and septic. An Oversized 2 car garage with a workshop and storage above, paved driveway. We think it's one of the finest homes and lots on the lake! Peck lake is a quieter Adirondack Lake still managed by the Peck family, there are motor limits (40 Horsepower max and no jet skis). The lake is stocked for great fishing! State forest land is near by if you want to walk in the woods and there's LOTS Of other things to do nearby! Skiing, golf, hiking, biking, snowmobiling, 4 seasons of outdoor activities it's Sportsman's Paradise! Please be pre-approved to view this Stellar Lake home! Just 3-3.5 HRS from NYC & 1 HR Capital District! Come see!
3
Beds
2
Baths
1854
SF
Built In
1949
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