Pellet stoveButcherblock countertopsLean toWood ceiling beamsKnotty pine accentsLake accessFlexible living space
Adirondack charm, lake access, and room to enjoy all four seasons in the quaint hamlet of Wells, NY. This inviting year round home offers deeded right of way access to Lake Algonquin just a short distance from the house, making it a wonderful option for second home buyers, upgraders, or anyone looking for a comfortable ADK retreat.
Inside, the home features 3 bedrooms and 2 full baths, including one bedroom and one full bath on the main floor, plus two bedrooms and a full bath upstairs. The warm and welcoming living room is anchored by a pellet stove, while knotty pine accents and wood ceiling beams add classic Adirondack character throughout.
The dining area flows into the eat in kitchen with butcherblock countertops, creating an easy layout for everyday living and entertaining. Doors from the kitchen lead to the back patio, perfect for outdoor dining or relaxing after a day on the lake or trails. A large walk in pantry with a stand up freezer adds excellent storage and function.
Upstairs, a spacious family room opens to an outdoor deck, offering another place to gather, unwind, or enjoy the fresh mountain air.
Outside, the property includes a lean to, small shed, and a 16' x 24' workshop with space for storage, lawn equipment, snowmobiles, and outdoor gear. Snowmobile enthusiasts will love the ability to ride from the property to nearby trails.
With lake access, flexible living space, outdoor storage, and true Adirondack style, this Wells home is ready for its next chapter.
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