This magnificent seven-bedroom, five-bathroom original Adirondack camp delivers an impressive 4,401 square feet of living space designed for those who believe life is best lived with room to breathe. 1330 feet of shoreline ensure privacy. Situated on the legendary Upper St Regis Lake made famous in the Gilded Age, you are surrounded by the natural beauty that makes the Adirondacks famous. Great camps built during this era on the lake include Pine Tree Point, Birch Island Camp, Camp Katia, Camp Wild Air, and Topridge among others Built in 1904 with a design attributed to family member Louis Comfort Tiffany, Pine Point Lodge is packed with authentic detail and charm. The entertaining rooms are elegant but intimate. The terrace and living room building offer views of Whiteface and, in August, the St. Regis Yacht Club races. The dining room is graced with majestic sunsets in the evening. With 2 boathouses offering 3 boat slips and situated on a virtually private bay, the location is perfect for privacy and both morning and afternoon light. A bedroom suite over one boathouse even includes a sleeping porch and balcony. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the proximity to Paul Smith's Visitor Interpretive Center, a gateway to hiking, wildlife observation, and year-round nature programming just minutes away as well as a trail to Bear Pond and vast state land. Convenient to the Saranac Lake Adirondack Airport. This is more than a home- it is a lifestyle defined by fresh mountain air, stunning scenery, and the rare gift of space and serenity.