26 Hemlock Ledge Road, Tupper Lake, NY 12986 - Franklin County

Introducing the enchanting Camp Tikkitibu, an Adirondack Great Camp steeped in history and charm. Built in 1906 for whiskey baron Henry Levy and designed by the celebrated artist and architect Julian Clarence Levi, this extraordinary property offers a rare glimpse into the timeless elegance of the Adirondacks.

Nestled at the end of a private road, Camp Tikkitibu spans over 28 wooded acres with 500 feet of serene waterfront on Tupper Lake. The property showcases impeccable craftsmanship, featuring well-preserved wood, metal, and stonework that exude quintessential Adirondack character.

The four-season main lodge boasts 4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, and thoughtfully designed living, dining, study, and porch spaces—all with stunning lake views. Nearly every room can be warmed by its own fireplace, with the living room's grand stone hearth serving as a captivating centerpiece.

Complementing the main lodge is a delightful summer Bunkhouse offering 4 bedrooms, a full bath, and three season living thanks to a cozy woodstove. The exquisite Birch Cabin, a true artisan masterpiece, sits peacefully by the lake, adorned with handcrafted birch details. It includes a full bath and a charming fireplace, making it a retreat within the retreat.

The striking 2-slip boathouse features a large dock and is set on a solid concrete foundation. The boathouse is the ultimate summer gathering spot, featuring a changing room, a spacious game room with a balcony overlooking the lake, and plenty of space for lakeside entertainment.

Conveniently located just 30 minutes from Adirondack Regional Airport, with daily flights from JFK and BOS, Camp Tikkitibu offers easy access to all the Adirondacks have to offer. Experience the unmatched beauty and history of this remarkable estate while creating memories to last a lifetime.

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