An Adirondack Great Camp Built in 1906 for whiskey baron Henry Levy and designed by the famous architect Julian Clarence Levi. Step back in time with original details to the elegance of this Adirondack era. Nestled on a private road, Hemlock Ledge boasts over 28 acres with 530 feet of waterfront on Tupper Lake with a boathouse. The main home showcases Adirondack craftsmanship, featuring custom wood work, metal, and stonework that defines the quintessential Adirondack character. The four-season main lodge has 4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, a living room with stone fireplace, dining room, study, and large porch, all with stunning lake views. Almost every room has its own fireplace, with the living room's grand stone fireplace a masterpiece. For overflow guests, there is a adjoining summer bunkhouse with 4 bedrooms, a full bath, and three season living, warmed by a cozy wood stove. On the water's edge find the Birch Cabin, a true artisan retreat with handcrafted birch details. There is a full bath and a charming fireplace. The 2-slip boathouse features a large dock and is set on a solid concrete foundation. The boathouse is the ultimate summer gathering spot, to include a changing room, an upper game room with pool table, a balcony overlooking the lake, and plenty of space for lakeside entertainment. Conveniently located just 30 minutes from Adirondack Regional Airport, this property offers easy access to all the Adirondacks has to offer. A once in a lifetime to step back in this Adirondack era of grandeur. This listing includes Tax ID 509.-2-1 which has a gutted cabin at the gate to the property. This separate parcel has 30 ft of waterfront of the 530 total. Taxes, acres and assessment seen are for combined parcels. Room measurements are attached in the documents.