Hotel a Chestertown

This house is a spacious 3 bedroom, 2 bath home conveniently located one minute from Chestertown with stores, gas, Tesla charging, restaurants and more. Enjoy the quiet screened porch in back with adjoining deck, gas grill, hot tub, firepit. The backyard is perfect for outdoor games, cornhole boards included. You are 5 Minutes from Brant Lake with public boat launch, Loon Lake with public beach, boat and paddle board rentals available through local marinas. 20 minutes from Schroon and Lake George. 20 minutes from Gore Mountain for winter ski trips and snowmobilers have direct access to 100 miles of groomed snowmobile trails.About pets:No pets allowed.About checkOut:Check out before 11:00 AM.About children:Children allowed: ages 0-17.About checkIn:Check in after 4:00 PM.About smoking:Smoking allowed: in designated areas.About minBookingAge:Minimum age to rent: 21.About events:Events allowed: family gatherings, birthday parties, weddings.Maximum event attendees: 30.

Book a stay at our beautifully restored Victorian near charming North Creek offers huge country kitchen, fresh new bathrooms and all natural Japanese-inspired cedar hot tub suite. Close to Gore Mountain Ski Center, Revolution Rail, hiking, white water rafting on the Hudson River and a short drive to Lake George! Inspiration for the interior décor were English country homes with their mix of antique furniture, a dash of modernity, a flourish of Asian touches and overall, a comforting place to enjoy a classic country home vacation. We brought in deep sofas, antique four poster beds, a bit of shabby chic and whimsy accessories --- seeking to create a home which embraces a bit of wear and tear, and doesn’t take itself too seriously. I framed vintage botanical prints, hung tapestries and bought nice comforters and quilts. To make the home child friendly, we built a child’s kitchenette with a tiny working sink and Japanese tea sets. There is a Victorian dollhouse with furniture, a tree swing, board games and puppets and lots of mowed lawn for the children to run around. There are numerous fireplaces with gorgeous mantels and realistic electric fire inserts. The new bathrooms upstairs have deep soaking tubs as well as showers. The post and beam barn to the rear has been renovated as an enormous rec room (not heated or useable in the winter, however). We built a small stage with dramatic red velvet curtains and a whole set of children’s costumes. There is open space for dancing and yoga. In the barn is a separate room with a gorgeous Japanese-inspired cedar wood hot tub. The tub is four feet deep so it is perfect for a deep soak after skiing or hiking. HISTORYThis extraordinary home was built in 1890 and according to the family who owned it for more than 100 years, and from whom I purchased it last summer, it took decades to build due to the complex roof lines, detailed siding and intricacy of the inlaid wood ceilings, cherry raised paneled walls, mosaic maple floors and ornate mantels. One of the most strikingly beautiful features of the house are the inlaid hardwood ceilings in almost every room in the house --- although they are dark stained, after we applied multiple coats of natural shellac, the ceilings shine and playfully reflect light. As a carpenter myself, I frequently marvel at how difficult it must have been for the original builders to achieve such glorious woodwork without the tools we use casually every day – those old time carpenters had all hand tools --- no electric saws, drills, nail guns, routers. RENOVATIONThe renovation of this home was done over a six month period with a crew of eight people. Fortunately, all of the original woodwork was intact, and there had been no prior insensitive remodeling. But the house needed bathrooms, a new kitchen, wiring, exterior and interior painting, a barn roof and plumbing. FIREPLACES Oddly, the home had multiple gorgeous mantels but not a single actual fireplace, although there is evidence that at some time in the last 100 years, there may have been some coal stoves. We added fabulous electric fireplaces --- the flames are quite realistic and lovely. There are fireplaces in the living room, the master bedroom and one of the second floor bedrooms. KITCHEN My goal with the new kitchen was to create a space that appeared to be a very well maintained kitchen original to the house instead of obviously new. We spent several months detailing out a large new handcrafted country kitchen, installing wood cabinets painted in a soft blue, maple butcherblock counters, whimsical small shelves, glass knobs, tiled mural backsplashes and new appliances (gas stove, two refrigerators, dishwasher). I found a gorgeous antique double porcelain sink with drainboards, and we also added a farmhouse sink at the far end of the kitchen for washing vegetables. With more than enough cabinets and counters, there was still a nice space leftover for a small children’s kitchen with a real sink for play time. We rewired the original stained glass light fixture over the table and brought in an oak table which seats eight people. After months of searching, I found eight beautiful rush seat chairs that happened to match the blue cabinets perfectly (it was an eight hour round trip ride to acquire them!) The kitchen has refinished wide pine floorboards, and at the entry, I chose old style linoleum in green and blue checkerboard pattern, seeking to create a space which felt like a classic well maintained original country kitchen. Off the kitchen was a wood shed which we renovated as a mud room --- we added brightly painted new swing up windows, and restored the odd original quite narrow door which opens out to enormous stone steps leading to the yard. The laundry room off the kitchen has been brightened with colorful new linoleum, full size washer and dryer and a children’s little table with chairs and coloring books. Picturing the enormous work of lugging sheets and towels down from the second floor, we found a perfect place for a laundry chute from the second floor (of course, we still need to carry the stuff UP unless we hook up a dumbwaiter?) Off the laundry room is a nicely renovated full bathroom with large low threshold shower. LIVING ROOM The living room is quite large, opening onto the gorgeous staircase. The original mantel has been outfitted with a charming electric fireplace (quite realistic!), two large sofas and a table with four chairs in the bay tower on the front. The ceiling is inlaid wood, and the floor is maple in a mosaic pattern. The lower walls have beautiful raised paneling. If you look carefully, you will notice that the pattern of the floor matches the ceiling. In the stair alcove there is an Asian desk which folds open, perfect for your laptop. The wifi, by the way, is excellent. FIRST FLOOR BEDROOM The first floor bedroom has gorgeous woodwork, maple floors, inlaid wood ceiling and a sitting spot in the “tower”. There is a queen size bed with dramatic four poster frame, and a beautiful large mantel (unfortunately not able to be outfitted with an electric fireplace). BATHROOMS Astonishingly, there was originally only one bathroom in the entire house, located on the first floor and already remodeled with low threshold shower and nice vanity. We took one of the many second floor bedrooms, built a center wall and created two new bathrooms (master bath and hall bath) with vintage detailing --- pedestal sinks, black and white subway tiled walls and in each bathroom alcoves with deep soaking tubs. Restored maple floors and vintage towel racks imply that these are original, not new, bathrooms. (Historical note, there was once a grand outhouse out back with three seats and ornate woodwork matching the main house. Wish we had a picture of this long gone structure!)SECOND FLOOR LAYOUT The master bedroom has a four poster king bed with down duvet and vintage chenille bedspread. There is an Eastlake marble top dresser and hall coat track. There is a large wing chair by the fireplace and two soft rose colored arm chairs in the bay tower. During construction, we broke an opening from the master bedroom and added a French door to an adjoining sunny room to create a dressing room. In addition to shelving and rods for hanging and storing clothes, there is a pretty daybed with rollout trundle. I imagined that some parents might like to have their children sleep in the adjoining room instead of down the hall. We left the original door which leads to the hall to make it more versatile in terms of access. There are two other bedrooms on the second floor. The bedrooms have wide pine refinished floors, beautiful inlaid wood ceilings and numerous windows. The bedroom at the top of the stairs has a four poster double bed, and a beautiful original mantel with charming electric fireplace. The front second floor bedroom also has a four poster double bed, a small electric “stove” for heat and ambiance. THE MURALS There are some wonderful original murals which we discovered. Every wall in the house was covered with four layers of wallpaper, the first paper being installed on bare plaster walls when the house was first built. We cheerfully (for the most part!) stripped all the wallpaper, room by room, naturally finding out that the much of the plaster was in need of repair, a process which took many months. The living room had a 1950’s green wallpaper that I initially considered keeping so we didn’t work on this room until the end. When literally the last sections of wallpaper in the house were stripped, we discovered two hand painted whimsical murals painted on the original plaster. One mural says “Home Sweet Home” with a picture of a woman dressed in turn-of-the century clothes and a man with barbershop quartet mustache, singing gaily at a piano. Upon closer inspection, I realized that the piano in the picture was the very one which we had discarded when I first bought the house --- the piano was huge, rectangular in shape, in terrible condition and taking up the entire stair hall (also blocking the view of the gorgeous inlaid paneling), so I had it hauled out the front door where it took two men an entire day to break up and remove. But I kept the enormous piano legs, thinking that one day I would build a coffee table with them for the living room. The piano legs are clearly visible in the old mural. (Update: haven’t built a coffee table yet but the legs are safely stored in the barn). The other mural is of a windmill, and the story is that the original builder hailed from Holland. Both murals are left int

Reconnect and unwind with year-round Adirondack adventure at Vintage ADK Cabin. Step back in time and enjoy the simple pleasures of cabin life—no WiFi, no cable, no streaming (but yes, there is cell service!). This cozy, character-filled 3-bedroom, 1-bathroom retreat is tucked in a peaceful setting just down the road from the free public boat launch on Schroon Lake.Fire pit area perfect for s’mores & stargazing. Walk down to the riverside sandy beach. Ride straight from the cabin to nearby snowmobile trails, or head to Gore Mountain for a day of skiing or garnet mining. Just down the road from Stone Bridge and Caves. With ample parking for vehicles, trailers, and toys, this cabin is built for making memories.Whether you're visiting loved ones at Word of Life or the Ranch summer camp, or just seeking a place to relax and reconnect, Vintage ADK Cabin offers the perfect base for all your Adirondack adventures.10 minutes to Schroon Lake Village 20 minutes to Gore Mountain25 minutes to Lake George1 hour to Lake PlacidAbout pets:No pets allowed.About children:Children allowed: ages 0-17.About smoking:Smoking is not permitted.About events:No events allowed.

Escape to this newly built cabin in picturesque Chestertown just one block up from the lake. This cozy retreat features 3 bedrooms with a mix of sleeping arrangements including a king, 3 queen, and 1 twin bed. With modern amenities like WiFi, heating, and a washing machine, guests can relax and unwind in comfort. There is an indoor fireplace and outdoor fire pit. Snowmobile tours and rentals as well as boat, kayak, and paddle board rentals all close by. Skiing is within 20 minutes at Gore Mountain or West Mountain. We have the Chestertown Challenge with 7 hiking trials for all level hikers. The 46 high peaks to challenge your hiking adventures. There is also Great Escape for families to enjoy rides and a water park, Extreme Adventure for those looking to challenge themselves physically. Nearby Queensbury has hot air balloon festivals and Lake George has numerous places to keep everyone busy with fun filled days. Enjoy your time in our Chestertown perfect cabin.About pets:No pets allowed.About children:Children allowed: ages 0-17.About smoking:Smoking is not permitted.About events:No events allowed.

Our family has enjoyed this home in the Adirondacks for decades. We are opening the doors to share this little gem with others and allow you to experience the peacefulness of the Homestead, nestled in the heart of the Adirondack Mountains.Located only 20 minutes from Lake George, Gore Mountain, and Schroon Lake, an hour from Saratoga Springs, with easy access to local snowmobile trails.Enjoy coffee on the large front porch and relax with the whole family at this peaceful place to stay.The Homestead is a 3 bedroom & 2 bath relaxing retreat. It is within 1 hour of many local attractions and provides a relaxing retreat for your whole family.Other things to noteYou may even catch a glimpse of the local deer that frequently visit the property.Guests will have access to all areas within the home, with the exception of the basement.Outdoor lawn games and equipment is provided; including cornhole, basketball, football, soccer ball, and frisbee.About pets:Pets allowed: dogs (limit 2 total).About checkOut:Check out before 11:00 AM.About children:Children allowed: ages 0-17.Highchair and pack & play provided at rental..About checkIn:Check in after 3:00 PM.About smoking:Smoking is not permitted.About minBookingAge:Minimum age to rent: 25.About events:No events allowed.

Fashioned after the Adirondack Great Camps, our home features many elements of a more authentic Adirondack lodging. Rustic furniture, beds and railings make this two bedroom home a cozy retreat for 2-5 people. Situated on an 80 acre property, with 4500 feet of river frontage you can enjoy trout fishing, hiking, mountain biking, on our private trails, or just siting back and enjoying the cascading falls from our forward facing screened in porch. In season enjoy swimming in our private swimming hole as the crystal clear waters of our trout brook surround you with delight. We have owned this property for 20 years and now with our children grown we would like to share this with others who love and appreciate the secluded, wilderness experience of an especially beautiful property here in the Eastern Adirondack region. We are located approximately 1/2 hour north of Lake George Village and a ten minute drive off the Northway.The house is kept clean and tidy. You will always be greeted with fresh linens and towels. The bathroom and kitchen will provide for most essentials, tissues, toilet paper, bottled water and many other thoughtful touches to make your stay comfortable. This property is rustic. Staying at Mill Rock Clove is an authentic Adirondack experience. We are NOT the Ritz Carlton and there is nothing fancy about it. Spaces are small and cozy. Much of the furniture is made by local artists using wood from our forests. The purpose of vacationing here is to rejuvenate your spirit, mind and body. It's about being in one of the most beautiful spots on the planet and absorbing the magical energy that is ever present. The property is on the site of a 19th century grist mill, and was a spiritual center for native Americans before that. We are privileged to have spent a great deal of time on the property and honored to share it with others. We also realize that not every one will appreciate what is on offer here. If you are looking for perfect weather or a 5 star Ritz Carlton experience please look elsewhere. There is also very little night life in the area, unless you drive 30 minutes south to Lake George. The local restaurants are generally good, but modest in standards. Supermarkets are available within a 15 minute drive. This is a vacation for people who understand what having an authentic experience in nature is all about. Much more comfortable than camping, and yet we strive to bring the beauty of the outdoors inside with large glass viewing areas, a comfortable spacious screen porch and original rustic furniture fashioned from local trees. The master bed is adorned by a large Birch Wood canopy which feels like you are sleeping in a forest grove. With a large oversized queen mattress good restful sleep after a day in the outdoors is hard to resist. Spend your days walking through our 80 acre private forest with 2 miles of private walking trails. In season relax in the stream and play in our private swimming hole. Fire wood is provided for both indoor and outdoor fire places. About pets:Pets allowed.One dog only. Fees apply, Damage waiver.About checkOut:Check out before 11:00 AM.About children:Children allowed: ages 0-17.About customRules:Trash- carry In/ carry out.Please do not use the wood-stove on the first floor. It is a secondary heating source, which requires constant monitoring by seasoned users..About checkIn:Check in after 3:00 PM.About smoking:Smoking is not permitted.About events:No events allowed.

Hot tub with large wraparound deck.great room with fireplace.large kitchen with island.recreation room with bar and pool table sleeps 13,five bedrooms with queen pullout in basement.washer dryer.large dining roomAbout pets:Pets allowed: dogs and cats less than 50 lbs per pet (limit one pet total).About checkOut:Check out before 11:00 AM.About children:Children allowed: ages 0-17.About customRules:Guests bring sheets and towels.About checkIn:Check in after 4:00 PM.About smoking:Smoking is not permitted.About minBookingAge:Minimum age to rent: 22.About events:No events allowed.

Beautifully restored cottage on the Hudson River with private beach access for swimming, boating or fishing. Located on quiet country road and just a one mile from sweet North Creek for restaurants and shopping. One minute away from RevRail and two miles from Gore Mountain Ski Center. Right across the quiet road is the Hudson River with a private grassed beach area for your enjoyment. Sited on 14 acres with large surrounding lawns and woods behind, this lovely little cottage has been completely restored. The kitchen is bright with Turkish tiled backsplash, hand painted cabinets, natural woodwork and trim details. The living room offers a large comfortable sofa and tiled gas fireplace.The bathroom features a deep soaking clawfoot tub with shower, beautiful antique pedestal sink and natural beadboard walls and ceiling. The bedroom is small yet delightful with queen bed, an antique dresser, closet and stained glass lamps. Off the dining area is an old fashion single bed overlooking the river ideal for sleeping or napping. The ceilings are adorned with beautiful beams from an 1840 covered Vermont bridge. There is a sunny laundry room with washer and dryer. It is a comfortable one mile walk to downtown North Creek where there are restaurants, shopping and occasional event at the train station. We have 11 other listings which are located on a Hobby Farm in nearby North River, five miles away. This listing is on the Hudson River in North Creek.About pets:Pets allowed: dogs (limit 1 total).About checkOut:Check out before 11:00 AM.About children:Children allowed: ages 0-17.About checkIn:Check in after 2:00 PM.About smoking:Smoking is not permitted.About minBookingAge:Minimum age to rent: 21.About events:No events allowed.

Handcrafted new cabin offers great privacy yet walking distance to the charming town of North Creek for dining and shopping. Enjoy a grassed beach on Hudson River just 400 feet away where you can slip in to swim or kayak. This lovely hand crafted cabin offers pretty woodwork, lovely fabrics, tiny kitchen and nice bathroom. Walking distance to charming little town of North Creek, and two miles to Gore Mountain Ski Center. Nearby white water rafting, rail biking, hiking and shopping ... About pets:Pets allowed: dogs less than 50 lbs per pet (limit one pet total).About checkOut:Check out before 11:00 AM.About children:Children allowed: ages 0-17.About checkIn:Check in after 2:00 PM.About smoking:Smoking is not permitted.About minBookingAge:Minimum age to rent: 18.About events:No events allowed.

Relax and recharge at our peaceful 4 season lakefront Adirondack cottage on 3 acres. Included are two adult and one children’s kayak, a paddle boat , and a dock for your boat, You will have your own private Cove. Enjoy a fire by the lake or up by the cottage. A great place for a restful retreat or the staging area for your great Adirondack adventures. Lose yourself in nature with local hikes for all abilities, water sports, leaf peeping from your screened in porch and winter sports abound. Only 20 minutes to Gore Mountain for your four seasons of outdoor fun. There is free wifi. There are two cozy bedrooms with comfortable bedding and pillows. There is seating at the kitchen table for six and four at the kitchen island. The kitchen comes fully stocked with basic necessities, including oils, vinegars, and common spices. All plates, pots, pans, and cooking utensils are provided. There is a free clotheswasher and dryer in the walkout basement. There’s a Bistro set and loveseat on the screen porch. You will also find a hammock in the backyard with an outdoor dining space that includes a table and chairs. There’s also a fire pit and a weber gas grill. The waterfront is across the road with a slow sloping, sandy entry to the lake. There are Adirondack chairs lakeside as well as a classic picnic table. Perfect for family use.About pets:No pets allowed.About checkOut:Check out before 11:00 AM.About children:Children allowed: ages 0-17.There are child plates, bowls and flatware..About checkIn:Check in after 3:00 PM.About smoking:Smoking is not permitted.About minBookingAge:Minimum age to rent: 25.About events:No events allowed.