




Discover a cozy and comfortable retreat at this full cottage in Lake Placid, New York, where you can fully settle into the Adirondacks. Perfectly positioned for those seeking both tranquility and convenience, this home offers breathtaking mountain views to the east and a short, pleasant walk to the village.
The interior is designed for relaxation and warmth, featuring a wood stove in the living room and radiant floors throughout the first-floor living spaces and bathrooms to keep you nice and warm during chilly mountain nights. The home is configured with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, comfortably accommodating up to 8 guests. Sleeping arrangements include a luxurious king bedroom, a queen bedroom, and a versatile bunk room equipped with a full/twin bunk and an additional separate full bed.
Both full bathrooms have been fully remodeled for a modern feel, with one featuring a soaking tub and the other boasting an oversized tile shower. The home provides two separate hang-out spaces for your group to unwind. For those visiting for outdoor adventures, the property includes dedicated storage areas to accommodate skiers and mountain bikes, ensuring your gear is tucked away. A full laundry room is also available for guest use to keep your trip stress-free.
While the home is located on a quiet neighborhood street in a very peaceful location, it remains highly convenient to downtown. The kitchen is well-stocked and features stainless steel appliances, providing the modern amenities needed to prepare home-cooked meals during your stay.
Practical Information:
Whether you are hitting the slopes or exploring the village, this cottage serves as the perfect Adirondack sanctuary, blending rustic charm with modern convenience to ensure a memorable getaway in the heart of Lake Placid.
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