





Bedroom
7
Bath
7.5
Year Built
1998
Size
7 sf
Property Type
Single-Family
Property Description
Tucked away in a tranquil bay on Lake Placid, Brewster Point stands as an architectural crown jewel. Spanning 23 immaculate acres, this Adirondack Grand Lodge is a 7,000+ square foot masterpiece where unsurpassed craftsmanship meets rustic elegance. Exquisite details abound, from the multiple stone fireplaces to the specialty custom log work, exuding a warm, inviting ambiance. Steeped in local legacy, the property was once home to Frances Brewster, a pioneering member of one of Lake Placid’s original settler families. With an astute eye, they discovered this exceptional property offers the perfect blend of convenience, privacy, and breathtaking lake and mountain vistas. The impressive residence is a marvel of luxurious living spaces, boasting 7 bedrooms, 7.5 baths, a dramatic two-story great room, 3-story elevator, leisure bar, family room, recreation room, and a wine room. The chef’s kitchen is open and vaulted with an adjoining a screened dining porch that seamlessly blends indoor and outdoor living. Completing the amenities are a charming 1 BR, 1 Bath guest cabin with a full kitchen and porch, just steps away from the water, a 5-slip boathouse with an entertainment area above, an in-ground pool, and a spacious multi-vehicle garage. With over 2,859 feet of pristine shoreline spanning multiple lots, Brewster Point offers the rare opportunity for additional structures to be constructed, truly making it one of the largest and most dramatic estates in the Lake Placid region.
Property Details
Property ID
36690
Price
$13,000,000
Property Size
7 sf
Bathrooms
7.5
Year Built
1998
Property Type
Single-Family
Property Status
FOR SALE
Bedrooms
7
Address
Address
Map Address
City
State
Area
62 Peninsula Road, Lake Placid, NY 12946
62 Peninsula Road, Lake Placid, NY 12946
Lake Placid
NY
NY
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