108 Seventh Lake Rd, Inlet, NY 13360

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.