Great Camp of the Adirondacks!

Welcome to
CAMP COBBLESTONE

The Legendary Great Camp of the Adirondacks!
SOLD JUNE 2006

Please enjoy our virtual slide show of historic Camp Cobblestone!

Camp Cobblestone represents one of the last remaining Great Camps in northern New York and was originally built by the father of Pennsylvania Governor George H. Earle Jr., between 1900 - 1915. The estate is comprised of over 20 acres and includes eleven separate buildings and 1500 feet of prime waterfront on Spitfire Lake in the St. Regis chain. Camp Cobblestone’s remarkable architecture features a unique cobblestone boathouse, 2 story stone tower, a magnificent octagonal living room with diamond pane windows and numerous stone guest cottages and buildings.
Camp Cobblestone is located within easy driving distance from large Metropolitan areas such as Albany (2 1/2 hours to the South) , Montreal, Canada (2 hours to the North) and Burlington, Vermont (2 hrs to the East) making it the perfect weekend getaway!

PRESS RELEASE MAY 19TH, 2006

ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST EDITORS SELECT
"CAMP COBBLESTONE"

Rob Grant & Associates Real Estate announced today that Camp Cobblestone has been chosen by the editors of Architectural Digest magazine as one of the outstanding " SELECT PROPERTIES " from around the world.
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Camp Cobblestone
is featured prominently in
"Great Camps of the Adirondacks" by Harvey Kaiser

The historic significance of Camp Cobblestone’s unique architecture is highlighted by the main buildings which are constructed from individual cobblestones that were collected from the bed of the St. Regis River by workers retrieving the stones and placing them on horse-drawn barges. These barges were then equipped with sleds and pulled across the frozen lake during the winter so that stone masons could individually sort the smooth rocks according to shape and size.

Each building within the camp compound features magnificent cathedral ceilings and large picture windows commanding sweeping views of both Spitfire Lake and Whiteface Mt.
Camp Cobblestone's unique design with its living quarters spread amongst several buildings along the waterfront affords privacy for fifteen people.
All of Spitfire Lake's shoreline is privately owned assuring the privacy of Great Camp owners for future generations.

"Eyebrow dormers match the carpenter's art with that of Cobblestone's masons."

from "Great Camps of the Adirondacks" by Harvey Kaiser

"The architecture of this camp is magnificent. The principal buildings are constructed from cobblestone that were collected from the bed of the St. Regis River by workers retrieving the stones and placing them on horse-drawn barges that were aligned along the shore."
from a Brief History of Camp Cobblestone

"A unique expression of vernacular camp architecture, Camp 'Cobblestone' reflects the owner's personal taste."
from "Great Camps of the Adirondacks" by Harvey Kaiser

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click here for aerial photos

click here for photos of Adirondack lean-to and private pond

Click here for a description of Camp Cobblestone's buildings and property

Click here for Camp Cobblestone in "Great Camps of the Adirondacks"by Harvey Kaiser

Camp Cobblestone has been featured on PBS television and in New York magazine!
click here for article in New York Magazine.

Click here for Town & Country feature article

Click here for a map of Upper St. Regis and Spitfire Lake

Click here for media contact info and press release

Click here for general information on the Adirondacks

Click here for books on the Adirondacks

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Exclusively Offered at $3,900,000.

For further information please contact:

Rob Grant & Associates
Specializing in unique properties throughout upstate New York & The Adirondacks.
AdirondackRealEstate.com
43 Broadway, Saranac Lake, NY 12983
Phone: (518) (518) 891-3745
fax-(518)891-3768 email: robgrant@northnet.org

AdirondackRealEstate.com is proud to partner with the Adirondack Architectural Heritage in the preseveration of great Adirondack landmarks!