Where is Juergens Point located?

Juergens Point is located on Juergens Point Road in Mayfield, New York 12117, on the shores of Great Sacandaga Lake in Fulton County, within the Southern Adirondack region.

What amenities does Juergens Point offer?

Juergens Point offers a private sandy beach, deeded dock slips on Great Sacandaga Lake, maintained common grounds, and access to 29 miles of open water for boating, fishing, swimming, and water sports.

How many homes are in Juergens Point?

Juergens Point is an intimate enclave of fewer than 20 private residences arranged along a quiet cul-de-sac road.

What is Great Sacandaga Lake?

Great Sacandaga Lake is a 29-mile freshwater reservoir in Fulton and Saratoga counties, New York, covering 42 square miles with 125 miles of shoreline. It is one of the largest lakes in the Adirondack region and offers world-class boating, fishing, and water sports.

Juergens Point — Lakefront Community on Great Sacandaga Lake

The Enclave

A private lakefront community unlike any other

Juergens Point occupies one of the most coveted addresses on Great Sacandaga Lake — a discreet enclave of fewer than twenty distinguished residences arranged along a quiet cul-de-sac, each home enjoying deeded association privileges including a private sandy beach, shared dock, and unobstructed access to 29 miles of pristine open water.

Here, the scale of the Adirondack wilderness meets the intimacy of a true neighborhood. Neighbors know one another by name. Children grow up on the water. The only traffic is the occasional loon calling at dusk.

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Private Residences

29mi

Open Lake Water

Seasons of Recreation

1930

Lake Established

The Association

Exclusive amenities, managed with care

The Juergens Point Association maintains the shared amenities and standards that define the quality of life within our enclave — ensuring every property retains its value and every resident enjoys uncompromised lakefront access.

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Private Sandy Beach

A gently-shelving sandy beach reserved exclusively for association members and their guests, with pristine water quality year after year.

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Deeded Dock Slips

Every residence is entitled to a dedicated dock slip — launch your boat in minutes and return to a secure, managed berth any time.

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Maintained Grounds

Common areas, the access road, and shared landscaping maintained to the highest standard through all four seasons.

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Adirondack Park Access

Your property sits at the gateway to 6 million acres of protected Adirondack wilderness — the largest publicly protected area in the contiguous United States.

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Close-Knit Community

With fewer than twenty residences, Juergens Point fosters the genuine neighborly bonds that define the finest private communities.

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Northville Central Schools

Children of Juergens Point attend the Northville Central School District, offering excellent small-community education in a beautiful Adirondack setting.

Neighborhood Map

The Juergens Point Community

Explore the actual Juergens Point neighborhood via satellite imagery — the quiet cul-de-sac, the association beach and private dock, and the surrounding Adirondack forest meeting the waters of Great Sacandaga Lake.

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Year-Round Living

Four seasons of extraordinary recreation

The Lake Comes Alive

Summer at Juergens Point is a masterclass in effortless lakefront living. Launch from your private dock into 42 square miles of warm water, sail into the morning calm, or drift on a paddleboard as the sun rises over the Adirondack ridgeline.

Boating, sailing & pontoon cruising
Swimming at the private association beach
World-class fishing: bass, walleye, northern pike
Kayaking & stand-up paddleboarding
Waterfront dining in Northville village
Adirondack hiking & mountain biking

Peak Season Beauty

Autumn brings an explosion of color that rivals any landscape on earth. The lake reflects hillsides of crimson, amber, and gold — a private front-row seat to nature’s greatest performance.

Foliage viewing from the water by boat
Hiking through Adirondack State Park
Apple picking & farm visits
Saratoga Springs racing season finale
Late-season fishing (walleye prime season)
Harvest festivals in Northville & Mayfield

Snowmobiling on Great Sacandaga Lake at sunset

A Winter Wonderland

When the lake freezes, Juergens Point transforms into a hub for quintessential Adirondack winter sports. The snowmobile trails are legendary, the ice fishing superb, and the fireplace inside your home becomes the most coveted spot in the county.

Ice fishing on Great Sacandaga
Snowmobiling on groomed trail network
Cross-country skiing
Gore Mountain & West Mountain downhill skiing
Ice skating on the frozen lake
Après-ski in Lake George & Saratoga

Renewal & Awakening

Spring arrives slowly in the Adirondacks, but the reward is profound. As the ice releases, migrating waterfowl fill the marshes, trout season opens, and the landscape unfurls in shades of green that feel almost impossibly vivid.

Trout season opening (brown & rainbow)
Wildflower hiking in Adirondack Park
Early paddle on the warming lake
Bird migration: loons, herons, ospreys
Dock & boat launch preparation
Farmers markets in Gloversville & Amsterdam

Great Sacandaga Lake

One of New York’s finest lakes

Created in 1930 when the Sacandaga River was dammed to protect the Hudson Valley, Great Sacandaga Lake has matured over nearly a century into one of the great freshwater destinations of the Northeast — a 29-mile expanse of clean, navigable water with 125 miles of largely unspoiled shoreline.

The New York State record northern pike — 46 lbs., 2 oz. — was pulled from these waters in 1940. Walleye, smallmouth bass, brown trout, rainbow trout, and landlocked salmon continue to make Great Sacandaga a destination for anglers from across the eastern seaboard.

Miles Long

Square Miles

125

Miles of Shoreline

74′

Maximum Depth

Location

At the center of everything extraordinary

Mayfield places you within easy reach of the finest destinations in upstate New York — from the grand traditions of Lake George and Saratoga Springs to the alpine grandeur of Lake Placid — while offering the peace and privacy of a true lakefront retreat.

Village of Northville5 min · 3 miles

Gloversville / Johnstown20 min · 18 miles

Saratoga Springs1 hr · 55 miles

Lake George Village1 hr · 48 miles

Gore Mountain Ski Resort1 hr · 42 miles

Lake Placid2.5 hrs · 110 miles

Albany International Airport1.25 hrs · 72 miles

New York City3.5 hrs · 220 miles