A rare opportunity to own 88.9 acres of Adirondack beauty in the heart of Lake Pleasant. Encompassing two parcels at 229 and 331 Page Street, this expansive property offers exceptional privacy, flexibility, and investment potential. Surrounded by the natural charm of the Adirondacks, the land features a peaceful wooded setting ideal for outdoor enthusiasts, with easy access to nearby lakes, hiking trails, and year-round recreation. Whether you envision a private estate, family compound, subdivision opportunity, or a recreational retreat, the possibilities are truly endless. With its substantial acreage, this property provides a unique blend of seclusion and convenience-just minutes from local amenities while offering the space and tranquility that define Adirondack living. The owner is amenable to subdividing the property, offering a valuable opportunity for buyers who may not require the full acreage or are interested in a smaller portion of this exceptional parcel (subject to approvals). Highlights: Prime Lake Pleasant location, Potential for subdivision or partial purchase, Ideal for development, recreation, or private retreat. Close proximity to lakes, trails, and outdoor activities. Flexible use options (subject to zoning). Don't miss this chance to secure a large, versatile tract of land in one of the Adirondacks' most scenic and desirable communities. Wetlands on the property have already been identified and marked, providing valuable clarity for planning and development. The property also includes an existing well (unknown condition) adding to its potential utility for future use.
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