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This sprawling property is located in Bemis Point, NY, and sits on the Chautauqua Lake. It includes a three-bedroom carriage home, two charming cottages, an apartment building, and a gorgeous stone mansion.

A popular Irish bar-restaurant is for sale in Albany County. It can be yours for just five hundred seventy-five thousand dollars. The owner is ready to move on from the establishment even though it is still profitable.

Have you ever dreamed of living in a lighthouse? Well, now you can, thanks to the unique lighthouse located in the one-of-a-kind town of Otter Lake in the Adirondacks.

Built-in 1885 this historic bed and breakfast known as the Bashful Rabbit is located in Schoharie County in the village of Sharon Springs. It is up for sale for $415,000. There are 7 brightly colored rooms along with two suites, an apartment, and a backyard with a fire pit.

Looking to downsize yet live comfortably? This tiny house may be just what you are looking for. It's a two-bedroom tiny house that is ready to roll. You find the land and they will park it there for you. The main level is 208 square feet and the upper two lofts add another 130 square feet. There is a composting toilet, and hookups for a washer, dryer, and refrigerator. The tiny house has a full electric panel, drainage, water, plumbing, and a full shower. The kitchen has a cute farmhouse sink. There is plenty of storage underneath the stairs, tons of natural light, insulation, and beautiful cherry floors. This adorable tiny house is for sale for just $76,000.

The Royal C. Peabody Estate was built for the founder of Brooklyn Edison (Con Edison) in 1905. It is a two-and-a-half-story lakefront estate that sits overlooking Lake George. It is on the National Register of Historic Places. The estate consists of 31.29 Acres and 470 feet of lakefront property on Lake George. The mansion has been restored with modern amenities and the look of the early 1900s. The mansion boasts intricate woodwork and a stone basement with a brick wine cellar.

For just $699,900 you could be the new owner of this popular barbeque restaurant on Wolf Road in Colonie.

This fully restored Queen Anne Victorian home was once the summer home to the Whitney family and once owned by the co-founder of the NY Mets. There have been extensive renovations done to this home while keeping the historic charm. There is a stunning gourmet kitchen with top-end Thermador appliances, 2 dishwashers, a custom range hood, 2 beverage drawers, & a walk-in pantry-perfect for entertaining! The four-season room overlooks the in-ground pool and beautiful hot tub. Check out the master bedroom with a gas fireplace, enormous walk-in closet, and luxury bath. On the third floor, there are five rooms and a playroom. The basement has room for a wine cellar and recreation room. The home is situated in a posh section of Saratoga Springs near the Saratoga Race Course. On the market for $3.095 Million.

This three-story mansion is a 7100 sq ft custom home on Lake George. There are granite floors throughout along with 7 bedrooms all with views of Lake George. Gorgeous floor-to-ceiling windows from all rooms allow for breathtaking views of Lake George. There are over 100 feet of direct lakefront complete with a sandy beach. There is a custom stone patio, propane firepit, boathouse, and deck. Check it out!

Mind your head on the bathroom chandelier.

The sprawling 35-acre resort in Lake George has just gone through major renovations. It's just 2 miles from Lake George Beach State Park and 8 miles from Prospect Mountain. According to the listing, "the Ranch has been carefully renovated to create a unique retreat; designing its new rooms and common areas to be both beautiful and comfortable while paying tribute to the area’s history. The 100 guest rooms have been completely reimagined, while two buildings with 35 additional guest rooms are not yet in service." They have many wedding venue options or stay for a corporate retreat. There is also a horse stable and riding area on the property.

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