All pictures below have the caption and description above the pictures. This view is looking North to the High Peaks. The mountains on the horizon are the Sewards and directly in back of them is Lake Placid, just a short 35 minute ride by small plane. Long Lake is 14 miles long. In fact Sigourney Weaver has a summer home on the north end, to name just one of the privileged few rich and famous who reside here part-time. Looking at this picture below there is a small island on the lake, "left center", look to the right and see the highway, further right you see about 3 homes sloping up and to the right and this is my lands.

Once again see the island on the lake... it points towards a small cove and up from there is the land. Looking up and a bit to the left is a dock near the shore. This is Camp Hillary. They have cabins for rent and there is a remote possibility after talking to them that you might be able to dock a small boat there... maybe. They are very good folks. Don't forget to visit Long Lakes website... a bit "old school" just to show you they are a few years behind in ways which does keep the town's charm.

Just another good shot looking directly at Camp Hillary on the lake and my land right above them. You can make out the house which sits on my Lot 1. Lot 2 is in back and to the left of this house. Peter and Rosine Lemon own this home on Lot 1. They are older at this point, early 70's "not that old" I guess, and are renowned photographers. Wonderful to meet. To the right you can see Highway 28/30 coming into Long Lake.

Now the property is on the right side and you can start to see the town of Long Lake and the bridge crossing the lake on the left.

This is a shot of the town of Long Lake which has about 900 permanent residents and swells to some 3500 in the summer. Not too big. Everyone is really friendly here and willing to help out. There is a great feeling of being "home".

Now you can see the actual "sub-division" below. Camp Hillary is across the road.

You can see the Blueberry Hill Motel on the road at the bottom left and the Heathfield Park Road left of that. They have just in the last year paved this road. Here you can see the driveway going into Lot 2. There is a small sand pit on the left which is for private use only and hardly any sand is removed anymore. Another note... this land is in the "Hamlet of Long Lake" and is deemed "Hamlet Land" by the Adirondack Park Agency. They have very little control over Hamlet land other than to make sure you don't build to close to wetlands which this property, Lot 2, has none on. It may appear :wet in the lower portion of the land but it is not "wetlands" by the APA and I have the paperwork from them stating this. You may build a small cabin to a huge mansion, park a trailer or motorhome etc. You can see it is very clean land and neighbors are not a problem as well as trash. This is a very neat community of homes and everyone loves it that way.

Looking due west at Owls Head Mountain with the land below center.

Entrance the driveway

Heading up...

Almost at the top of the driveway...