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The Adirondack region is dominated by the vast Adirondack Park, one of the last true ‘wild’ areas in the Northeastern United States. Commanding an impressive 6 million acres, it is the largest park in the lower 48, one in which you can canoe and hike for hundreds of miles amidst the untouched splendor of ”Forever Wild” forests, mountains, lakes, and streams. Within this stunning landscape exists a rare opportunity— the acquisition of private land within the largest collection of its kind in a public park. For the connoisseur of outdoor
pursuits, the Adirondacks unveil a playground of varied experiences — from conquering rugged mountain peaks to indulging in the art of flyfishing in clear mountain streams. World-class Nordic and alpine trails beckon skiers to traverse the undulating terrain. The High Peaks Region proudly showcases 46 summits exceeding 4,000 feet, while the iconic locales of Lake Placid and Whiteface Mountain stand as a testament to Olympic prestige.

Founded in 1968, LandVest | Christie’s International Real Estate is one of New England’s largest and longest-operating independent real estate firms, dedicated exclusively to marketing the most distinctive properties in the most iconic communities across New England and the Adirondacks.

LandVest offers a unique range of services that no other brokerage firm can bring to the table: a collaborative brokerage team supported by the Christie’s International Real Estate network, a highly credentialed appraisal and valuation team, unmatched land planning and consulting, and even GIS mapping and forestry services — all in-house at your disposal. We have the knowledge and expertise to navigate even the most complex real estate requests.

Our team members have an unparalleled reputation for expert knowledge and personal service, and have spent decades in their communities helping clients, neighbors organizations, family, and friends make their homes and dreams come to life across New England. It’s why we say we have sold more homes to people we know than to strangers.