Commercial Real Eastate

Whether you’re an entrepreneur creating a startup, a small business owner looking to expand, or an investor building their assets, we have excellent commercial real estate opportunities, with properties available to rent or own. Consider a location in Ticonderoga, which has retail and restaurant storefronts, apartment buildings, and mixed-use buildings suitable for many applications, including light industrial manufacturing, production facilities, engineering work, and other creative uses. Their potential is limited only by your imagination!

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Other Entrepreneur Resources

ANCA’s Center for Businesses in Transition (CBIT) – CBIT has excellent resources for those that might be interested in purchasing an existing business including tools for valuing a business, business planning, and access to capital.

Small Business Development Center (SBDC) – The SBDC is a small business assistance center that offers FREE business planning services to entrepreneurs. It’s a fantastic resource for small business owners and entrepreneurs.

The Ticonderoga Area Chamber of Commerce (TACC) – TACC offers Business Support Services to Ticonderoga Area businesses. It’s a great way to network and grow with other small businesses in the community.

The Essex County Industrial Development Agency (ECIDA) – The ECIDA is a development agency committed to supporting businesses opening in and expanding to Essex County. They have a variety of resources for entrepreneurs.

A place of unparalleled beauty

There are few places on earth that rival the beauty of our area. In every direction, there are picture-perfect vistas. The lakes, the mountains, babbling brooks, world-class fall foliage, wildlife, and clean air. In any season, it’s just beautiful.

A place of historical significance

We celebrate the American Revolution around here. We study it. We restore it. We re-enact it. And we embrace it everywhere as we golf across historic battlefields, plant native plants in our gardens, and navigate the same waters that transported our country’s founding fathers.

A place of fun

Lake Champlain, Lake George, the Adirondacks, and the Green Mountains are a four-season playground. Swimming, boating, fishing, sailing, hiking, sunning, four-wheeling, hunting, downhill and cross country skiing, and snowmobiling are just some of the ways we have fun here. More importantly, the people who live in this part of the world have a great sense of humor and love to play.

A place of community

In our towns, lifelong friendships are the norm, not the exception. You know your neighbors, the shop owner knows your name, and your children can ride their bikes to school and play safely in their neighborhood. When you need help, folks pitch in. We work hard and play hard. We’re honest and kind. And we welcome new people in our communities with open arms.

A place of economic opportunity

In 1775 when Fort Ticonderoga was built, this place between Lake George and Lake Champlain lorded over all of the commerce between New York and Montreal. Whoever controlled this site, controlled the riches. In the 1800s the first commercial mines and timber operations in the United States were founded here, helping to give rise to the American Industrial Revolution. In the 1900s the area thrived with vast farmlands, timber, mining, mills, and burgeoning tourist resorts creating a vacation mecca in the Adirondacks.

Today, the Ticonderoga Area offers exciting economic opportunities to a new generation of entrepreneurs. The Ticonderoga Revitalization Alliance has brought together the resources of the town, investors, state and regional development resources, local businesses, and the community, to create an attractive business environment for new endeavors.