$625,000
114 feet of Lake Sarah frontage in a bay shielded from the prairie winds, with a Floe dock system already in place and some of the best walleye fishing the lake is known for. Move-in ready, meticulously updated, and priced $72,000 below where it started.
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$799,900
136 feet of frontage on Lake Willoughby, the boat and dock already included, and a beach cove protected from stormy weather. This one is winterized and ready for real four-season use in Vermont's Northeast Kingdom.
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$660,000
A long private boardwalk through the wetlands leads to a kayak ramp on Lake Lytle, and the ocean beach is just a few steps beyond that. Recently remodeled, with passive solar heating and a jacuzzi for after a day on the water.
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$799,000
A colorful stilt house directly on the tidal Potomac River, with a private dock at your own back door and sunrise views over the water — all less than an hour from Washington, DC. Genuinely rare to find private waterfront this close to the capital.
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$599,000
112 feet of Brant Lake shoreline, a private on-site ramp for dropping in jet skis, and a fire pit right at the water's edge. A heated two-stall garage means South Dakota winters don't have to end the lake season early.
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$620,000
A three-bedroom home that floats directly on Lake Texoma, with a covered slip, a golf cart, and — if the seller's package is included — a tritoon boat ready to go. One real catch: the Army Corps of Engineers limits these to vacation use only, not full-time living.
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$650,000
Deep, dockable water on Grand Lake, sunset views over Sailboat Bridge and Rainbow Bend, and a fully remodeled kitchen inside. The price just dropped $25,000, worth knowing before it moves again.
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$700,000
An entire private island on Lake Winnipesaukee, with a brand-new crank-up dock that lifts out of the water each fall and a fire pit deck built for the sunrise. Rent it out when it's empty and let the rental history cover the carrying costs.
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$670,000
Over 300 feet of owned, sandy-bottom frontage on Fahi Pond, unshared and reached by a short path from the house — bring a canoe down and be on the water in minutes. Nine and a half wooded acres, sunset views, and a huge three-car garage with a partially finished in-law space above.
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$749,000
Point lots are the ones worth paying attention to — water on multiple sides, panoramic views from nearly every room, and this one comes with a Trex dock and boat lift already in place on Lake Coronado. Inside Hot Springs Village's private amenity network, it's the kind of position that doesn't come up often.
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$884,900
Here's what almost never happens: genuine new construction — built in 2023 — sitting directly on Blue Lake, plus a 3,600-square-foot detached shop with room for every boat, camper, and piece of equipment you own, and 800 square feet already roughed in for future living quarters. No renovation guesswork, no deferred maintenance, just a finished lake house and a shop most people spend years wishing they'd built.
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$595,000
Thompson's Point is one of Lake Champlain's genuinely historic shoreline communities, and this cottage sits right on it — direct frontage on Point Bay, the Green Mountains across the water, and a newer dock that puts you on the lake the same afternoon you close. Three private patios and a screened porch mean there's a spot for every hour of the day, and the conserved land across the street means the view stays exactly like this.
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$899,900
Here's what serious boaters actually look for: an 80-foot T-pier with shore power, two boat lifts, and a jet ski lift, sitting on 3 feet of mean low water with a hard sandy bottom. This one's on the Back River in Baltimore County, fully renovated top to bottom, and on clear days you can see all the way to the Eastern Shore from the end of the dock.
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$750,000
This one's straightforward in the best way: 75 feet of frontage on the Rappahannock River, a private pier already in place, in the Naylors Beach community on the Northern Neck. No renovation puzzle, no asterisks — just a well-kept cottage on real river water, ready to use the day you close.
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$815,000
Here's the detail that changes everything about how you live here: this Bay Cliff saltbox faces west across the Albemarle Sound, so the sunsets come to you every single evening, right off the deck. It sits high enough to skip flood insurance entirely, and between the new hurricane-rated roof, the rehabbed pier, and the boat slip wired and ready — for $815,000, most of the hard decisions are already made.
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$725,000
Here's the number that matters: 210 feet of deep-water frontage on Harrington Bay, granite shoreline, with a private mooring possible just offshore. The house is move-in ready — sold fully furnished, already running as a vacation rental — on 5.3 acres of balsam pine and white birch, year-round, for $725,000.
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$599,900
There's a word for this kind of listing: plural. As in, islands — more than one, approximately 15 acres of them, with over 4,000 feet of shoreline on Musser Lake, accessible only by boat. For $599,900, you own a private archipelago in the Northwoods with a cabin, a bunkhouse, hiking trails, and a bridge already in place.
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$595,000
Here's a fun one: a $100,000 price cut on a private 5-acre lake just outside Akron, and the listing straight up tells you to keep the ranch, renovate it, or tear it down and build whatever you want. However you play it, you're doing it with lake views out every window.
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$599,000
Heart pine floors, a farmhouse sink, and riparian rights to two creeks instead of one — this 1920s cottage on Murray Creek lets you launch a kayak from your own property or from Spruce Creek next door, with a fresh $20,000 price cut making the math even easier.
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$595,000
A private 10-acre lake, 42 acres of land to hunt or homestead, and Starlink already installed — this Burkeville cottage is set up for bass fishing, duck hunting, kayaking, or just disappearing off the grid without actually losing the internet.
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$525,000
A log home with exposed beams, a stone fireplace, and a pier on the Coan River — tucked into 2 wooded acres in Northumberland County at $525,000. The kind of property that rewards the buyer who finds it before everyone else does.
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$775,000
A double-slip dock, stairs to the water, and a recently remodeled bungalow on Lake Lanier's south end — all just minutes by boat to lakeside dining. The VA assumable loan at around 2.8% is the kind of detail that changes the math on a $775,000 purchase.
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$500,000
Halls Lake doesn't get crowded, and that's the whole sales pitch. This two-bedroom home holds over 500 feet of private shoreline on a 68-acre lake with a conservation buffer on two sides, so the closest thing to a neighbor is a protected hardwood forest. There's a pole barn for the boat, a hot tub and sauna for the off-season, and a whole-home generator so a Michigan winter never gets the final word.
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