108 Seventh Lake Rd, Inlet, NY 13360

Property Description

Experience a rare opportunity to own Camp O-Kwa-Ri-Ga, an extraordinary Adirondack lakefront estate set on eight private acres along pristine Seventh Lake in Inlet, NY. Offered at $2,775,000, this historic 110-year-old retreat combines the character of a classic Adirondack great camp with modern comforts. Once a boys’ camp and hunting & fishing lodge, the property includes three distinctive buildings: the Main House, The Cabin and picturesque 3-bay boathouse. The Main House features seven bedrooms, three full baths and numerous inviting gathering spaces. A dramatic stone fireplace anchors the spacious living room, while the adjoining dining room and beautifully appointed chef's kitchen, with a wood stove and casual dining area, make entertaining effortless. A 1st floor primary bedroom provides convenient main-level living, with six additional bedrooms and a sitting area upstairs. The remarkable 150-foot wraparound covered porch offers sweeping lake & forest views with exceptional privacy. Just downhill, the 3-bay boathouse provides space for boats and water toys. Above it, a 1,200 SF game room/flex space, opens to a large south-facing sun deck, an unmatched setting for relaxing, entertaining and enjoying Seventh Lake. Set directly at the water’s edge, the Cabin was featured in Ralph Kylloe’s book “Cabins and Camps.” Rebuilt in the late 1990s, it showcases rough-hemlock construction, artistic details, 2 stone fireplaces and walls of windows framing unobstructed lake views. The upper level includes a kitchen with solid-surface countertops, open living & dining area, bedroom, full bath and lakefront deck. Downstairs offers a family room, additional bedroom with sitting area and a second full bath. The Cabin also has its own floating dock. With extensive lakefront decks and docks, high-speed internet throughout and access to boating, paddling and swimming, O-Kwa-Ri-Ga is designed for unforgettable four-season living. Old Forge and Inlet are minutes away, offering dining, shopping, skiing, snowmobiling and year-round recreation. This is a singular Seventh Lake property where Adirondack history, privacy and waterfront beauty come together.