The Albedor is the Adirondack story made tangible. It is a breathtaking example of wilderness transformed into an estate of stone and timber, framed by the mountains and Fourth Lake.
The Albedor does not borrow from Adirondack History - it helped write it. It is a gathering place, a rare Great Camp with access to the surrounding communities.
With multiple fireplaces, gathering spaces, en suite guest rooms and panoramic views, the great Albedor offers privacy and solitude. The Carriage House might serve as a guest house or caretaker's home; the expansive boathouse offers a ballroom above with original fireplace, deck, dock and plenty of room for multiple boats.
Entering the main hall takes you back to days when timbers were cut and used on the same land, stone from nearby cliffs grew into grand fireplaces, and life was simpler.
Carefully preserved for its historic beauty and relevance , the Albedor awaits its next steward.