Federal Style property in the historic village of Sackets Harbor. After the war of 1812, Colonel Elisha Camp received ownership of the American islands from Round island to Morristown. The property was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1973. The mansion was constructed and designed by Barnabas Waterman described as a builder/carpenter who later won acclaim as an architect. From it symetrical brick facade and fenestration this handsome Federal Style estate boasts highly embellished fireplaces, wide white pine flooring, twelve foot ceilings, entry door elliptical fanlights with 5480 square feet of living area, five bedrooms and three baths plus several other living spaces. This is a property for persons who care for history and architecture in an idyllic setting within walking distance of the historic village of Sackets Harbor on Lake Ontario, one of the Great Lakes. There is an original stone smoke house on the property. The property is being sold "AS IS." Please visit www.campmanor.org for further information.