"Dawn O'Day" has over 310 feet of lakefront on over an acre of land on the east shore of Lake George in the Adirondack Park. The home is in a private residential area called "Camp Andrews" which borders thousands of acres of "forever wild" Adirondack Forest Preserve. This home sits amongst the woodlands and is very private. It is perfect for individuals or families who like privacy while enjoying breathtaking views of the lake and surrounding mountains - all only steps away. This waterfront home has a knotty pine interior that makes it truly a warm and special place. The home has two levels and is set up to sleep six plus a day bed in the den/bedroom on the main floor that allows you to sleep seven. Both levels have commanding views of the lake just a few feet away from the house. The main floor has a large,open living-dining and kitchen area. A glass screened porch is just off the kitchen with wonderful views of the water. The master bedroom and full bath are on the main floor as well as the den/bedroom. The lower level opens on the lake and has a very comfortable family room w/fireplace, game/sitting area, extra large bedroom w/two full sized beds and laundry room w/washer and dryer and toilet. Full sun can be enjoyed from the sundeck on top of the boathouse and dock. There is room for one boat undercover. The lake bottom is nice and sandy, great for swimming and diving from the dock. Just off the shoreline is great fishing or you can just sit in the yard and enjoy the steamboat cruises as they pass by offering visitors a tour of the lake. Buck Mountain, just above the house in the Park, is a wonderful climb and offers panoramic views of Lake George and access to many other trails. Within 15 mile radius of Lake George there are over 15 public gold courses and Vermont is just a half hours drive away. Lake George Village just 15 minutes from the house offers visitors interesting and fund things to do. "The Great Escape", a world class theme park with rides, slides, shows and family entertainment is only minutes away from Lake George Village.