real estate

This incredible, tucked-away property is in a prime spot with a unique situation.

Just because a house might be selling for almost 4 million dollars in New York State doesn't mean that it's nice on the eyes.

This single-family house built in 2005 has a mind-blowing price tag but is absolutely gorgeous.

Mind your head on the bathroom chandelier.

Could you imagine having millions of dollars to be able to afford this penthouse's monthly mortgage rate of $1,172,859? Don't get me wrong, it's absolutely beautiful, but that price tag is insane.

It looks like they've had a hard time finding someone to purchase the gorgeous 12,590 square foot property. That's why the "Gem on The Lake" is being offered by luxury private auction instead.

The sprawling 35-acre resort in Lake George has just gone through major renovations. It's just 2 miles from Lake George Beach State Park and 8 miles from Prospect Mountain. According to the listing, "the Ranch has been carefully renovated to create a unique retreat; designing its new rooms and common areas to be both beautiful and comfortable while paying tribute to the area’s history. The 100 guest rooms have been completely reimagined, while two buildings with 35 additional guest rooms are not yet in service." They have many wedding venue options or stay for a corporate retreat. There is also a horse stable and riding area on the property.

It's nestled in Schoharie County at 755 Jones Hill Road in Jefferson, NY, and it's spectacular. Four bedrooms, five bathrooms, 4,200 square feet.

If you live in New York and think your house or the house you're interested in buying might be haunted, there's an easy way to find out!

If you live in NYS and something doesn't feel right, it might be that your place is haunted. New York is on the list of states with the most haunted homes!

Six Bedrooms, five bathrooms plus two half baths and five fireplaces. Now that's the type of home I'd love to live in.

Thousands of people visit Lake Placid each and every year, year round, for a getaway from their everyday lives. What if you could be the owner of a property where people could stay in the area?