Whether you’re looking for acreage, a homestead, a recreational retreat, or a waterfront property, buying land in the Adirondacks is one of the most rewarding real estate investments you can make. However, purchasing land in the Adirondacks is very different from buying a traditional home. If you’re a first-time land buyer, it’s easy to overlook […]
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Owning land in the Adirondacks opens up endless possibilities. Whether you’re looking for deep woods isolation, a recreational getaway, or communal living, these unique ideas leverage the natural geography and character of the Adirondack Region. Multi-Generational Adirondack Family Compound Build a large timber-frame lodge with multiple bedrooms and baths, or designate separate, private living clusters […]
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Much like the hibernating wildlife, many Adirondack land owners are returning to their properties for the first time in months to get them ready for summer. If this is your first spring opening, or you’re an old pro who could use a refresher, here’s a quick checklist of things to do this spring to prepare […]
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While much of the Adirondack Park’s 6 million acres is wild and remote, the region is also dotted with more than 100 communities. A handful of these small towns and villages are considered population centers, serving as central hubs for services, healthcare and tourism. For many people, proximity to (or distance from) these regional hubs […]
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If you’re thinking about moving to the Adirondacks, winter is a great time to explore land for sale. In fact, we highly recommend it, especially if you’re planning to live here year-round. The winter months reveal a property’s true character and provide opportunities to assess year-round amenities, infrastructure, and general livability. 5 Reasons to Explore […]
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For centuries, building in concentrated communities was the norm – largely due to practical reasons, like protection, resources and infrastructure, but also for access to amenities and jobs. Today, building and living in remote areas, like the Adirondacks, has become a more attractive alternative. As land brokers, we first noticed the shift during the 2020 […]
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Living in the Adirondacks is absolutely amazing, but it takes careful planning and preparation. While seasonal visitors only have to worry about hiking and camping gear, permanent residents need a variety of tools for property and home maintenance, as well as specific equipment for remote living and winter weather. If you’re considering buying land in […]
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The Adirondacks have always attracted talented artisans and craftspeople, and nowhere is that more evident than in the many unique shops and galleries that are dotted throughout the region. From quaint country stores to handcrafted woodworking shops, the Adirondacks are a treasure trove of one-of-kind finds. If you’re in the market for locally-made souvenirs and […]
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The Adirondacks are a beautiful place to be all year long, but summertime is truly something special. At a time when the rest of the world is a flurry of vacations and adventures, the Adirondack Region maintains its relaxed pace and sense of calm, complete with laid-back Adirondack chairs and crackling campfires. As it turns […]
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Whether you’re planning to homestead in the Adirondacks or you simply enjoy gardening, it’s important to understand the nuances of growing in a more challenging climate. The good news is, even though the Adirondacks have a shorter growing season, with the right timing and techniques – and these handy tips – you can absolutely grow […]
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