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The address was previously the home of [[Christian Sporck|Christian Sporck]]; he was granted a variance to build a cabin within 50 feet of the Lake Flower shore line in 1953, and two more cabins in 1954. In 1960, he applied for a building permit to combine his cabins into a motel. He sold the motel in 1968. | The address was previously the home of [[Christian Sporck|Christian Sporck]]; he was granted a variance to build a cabin within 50 feet of the Lake Flower shore line in 1953, and two more cabins in 1954. In 1960, he applied for a building permit to combine his cabins into a motel. He sold the motel in 1968. | ||
Along with two neighboring motel properties, [[Lake Flower Inn|Lake Flower Inn]] and the [[Lakeside Motel|Lakeside Motel]] this is the proposed site of a | Along with two neighboring motel properties, [[Lake Flower Inn|Lake Flower Inn]] and the [[Lakeside Motel|Lakeside Motel]] this is the proposed site of a [https://www.northcountrypublicradio.org\news/story/23046/20131021\new-saranac-lake-hotel-design-presented controversial ninety room, sixty foot tall hotel] that was proposed in 2013. | ||
Revision as of 12:46, 28 December 2025
Address: 248 Lake Flower Avenue
Old Address: 23 Lake Flower Avenue
Other names:
Year built: Mid 1950s; demolshed 2019
[[File:Saranac Waterfront Lodge2.jpg|right|thumb||The Adirondack Motel is the middle of three motels that were demolished in 2019 to build the Saranac Waterfront Lodge. (Google Maps, 2019)||
Other information: The Adirondack Motel was owned by Joan Brush. It was sold to Dick May in 1984, and later to Fred Mueller.
The address was previously the home of Christian Sporck; he was granted a variance to build a cabin within 50 feet of the Lake Flower shore line in 1953, and two more cabins in 1954. In 1960, he applied for a building permit to combine his cabins into a motel. He sold the motel in 1968.
Along with two neighboring motel properties, Lake Flower Inn and the Lakeside Motel this is the proposed site of a controversial ninety room, sixty foot tall hotel that was proposed in 2013.
Adirondack Daily Enterprise, June 29, 2018
. . . Fred and Susan Mueller of the Adirondack Motel and Kim Walasky of the Lake Flower Inn sold their properties Wednesday [June 27, 2018].