83 Twin Ponds Drive #83

Property facts

Price

$169,000

Status

For sale

Property type

Land & lots

Lot size

80 acres

County

Albany County

Annual taxes

$3,334

Association fee

$760 monthly

MLS #

11979435

Description

Discover your own private sanctuary with this extraordinary 80-acre property on the northern edge of the Adirondacks, bordering over 5,000 acres of State Land. Encompassing a significant portion of Sugar Hill, the acreage offers a quick hike to the summit for spectacular, miles-long views of unspoiled wilderness. With abundant wildlife and legendary trout fishing, it is the ideal sportsman's retreat. Property and Twin Ponds Preserve highlights include: - Prime Location: Bordering state land with a private, gated entrance for peace of mind when you are away. - Ready to Build: Includes access to electricity and high-speed internet. - Exclusive Water Access: Deeded private lake access in two areas, complete with canoe storage, a common pavilion, a boat launch, and a beach for landowners. - Pristine Natural Environment: Twin Ponds Preserve features 500 acres of water and 7 miles of shoreline. It is one of the few motor-free lakes with no public access points in the Adirondacks. - World-Class Recreation: Enjoy trophy brook trout fishing (State Fisheries program, catch-and-release only) and hiking trails with beautiful lake and mountain views. Come explore everything this property and the Twin Ponds Preserve have to offer.

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