Property

The Guest House and Outbuildings.

Guest House and Outbuildings · Est. 1957

The Guest House and Outbuildings

Dressed in crisp white clapboard, the  Guest House and Outbuildings. stands as a portrait of enduring elegance — quietly refined, effortlessly storied, ever in conversation with the water and mountains beyond. Its own private dock reaches gently into shimmering waters, an invitation to slow mornings, sun-drenched afternoons, and starlit evenings.

Property Highlights

Est. 1957

Built 1957 · 1,020 sq ft of living space

Private lakefront with its own dock on Brant Lake

2 bedrooms · 1 full bath on the main level

Finished lower level — two additional rooms & full bath

Breezeway to attached one-car garage

Timeless white clapboard exterior

Lakeside deck with water views

Listings

The Outbuildings

Outbuilding a

Lakeside Garage w/ Apartment

200-Amp Service · Well Water · Septic

Outbuilding b

Three-Bay Garage

Concrete Floors · White Clapboard · Watercraft Storage

Outbuilding c

The Tool Shed

Former Ice House · Lakeside · Historic Character

Outbuilding

Lakeside Garage w/ Apartment

Positioned lakeside, this two-story outbuilding pairs a heated garage with a self-contained efficiency apartment above, making it a versatile structure serving everything from vehicle and watercraft storage to seasonal staff or guest accommodation. The garage is warmed by a Hot Dawg propane heater on the ceiling, while the apartment above, served by an AC window unit, offers a compact and practical living space year-round.

With 200-amp electrical service, well water, and a septic holding tank pumped as needed, the building operates fully independently from the main estate systems.

Garage

Hot Dawg Propane Heater on ceiling

200-amp electrical service

Apartment

AC window unit

Mechanics

Well water

Septic · holding tank · pumped out as needed

Outbuilding

Three-Bay Garage

An older-style three-car garage dressed in white painted clapboard with an asphalt shingled roof provides a sturdy, no-frills working structure. With concrete floors and generous bay dimensions, it comfortably accommodates vehicles, boats, jet skis, and other lake equipment.

Operating without heat or water, the building serves purely as secure, dry storage — simple and purposeful.

Lot & Location

Older style three-car garage

Asphalt shingled roof · approx. 20 years old

Interior

Concrete floors

Ideal for storing watercraft in the winter

Exterior

White painted clapboard

Asphalt shingled roof

Mechanics

No heat or water

Outbuilding

The Tool Shed

A former ice house repurposed as a practical tool shed, positioned lakeside, keeps the estate’s grounds equipment at hand and close to the water, continuing a tradition of useful, well-positioned outbuildings that give the Island House Estate its character of quiet completeness.