c.1960 New York Cabin For Sale $199K

$199,000

This New York cabin combines rustic charm with thoughtful modern updates completed in 2018, including a drilled well, spray foam insulation, and upgraded electrical. Designed for comfort and efficiency, the home stays warm with minimal heating costs during the winter months.

Realtor Comments

YEAR-ROUND HOLLYWOOD HILLS CABIN – Included is a seasonal vintage camper with addition and storage shed. Ample parking for several vehicles and trailers. Direct access to TOW Snowmobile Trail #4, under 1/4 mile away. Deeded Lake Rights to First Lake at Hollywood Hills Property Owners Beach.

1bed
1bath
Circa 1960

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111 Mohawk Dr W, Old Forge, NY 13420

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Contact Realtor: Tory Dunn

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Pros

World-class outdoor access: Hiking, lakes, skiing/snow activities, and lots of year-round recreation are a big part of life there.
Winter lifestyle + snow sports: The area is known for heavy snowfall and strong winter activity infrastructure (especially for snowmobiling).
Small community feel: With a small population (727 as of the 2020 census), it often feels close-knit.
Tourism can mean more local services: Seasonal demand can support restaurants, shops, and lodging-related employment that you might not find in a similarly sized place.
Housing costs aren’t always “big-city” high: Some sources show housing/cost-of-living patterns that can be reasonable compared with the national average, depending on the metric.

Cons

Winter is intense: Long, cold winters and heavy snow can make life harder (driving, shoveling, maintenance), and winter conditions can be very “real.”
Seasonality: Some businesses/services are busiest seasonally, and winter-time variety may feel different than in summer depending on what you do day-to-day.
More limited job options in town: Many residents end up commuting or working in tourism/related sectors, depending on their field. (This is common in small Adirondack communities even if it varies by person.)
Shopping/healthcare may require driving: For specialized services and a wider selection of stores, you’ll likely travel to nearby larger towns/cities.
Traffic/parking can spike: During peak tourist periods (especially winter sports season), the town can feel busier than locals-only living.