$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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$314,999
This cottage sits exactly where the Sacandaga River meets the Upper Hudson — a genuinely rare spot in the Adirondacks, with 100 feet of waterfront, a 32-foot dock already in place, and a sandy community bay just downstream. At $314,999 for 560 square feet, you're paying almost entirely for the water and the location, and both are the real thing.
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$489,900
Here's the unusual part: you get the riverfront house — designed around the view, with walls of windows facing the Ohio River — AND 4.59 acres across Route 52 with the same panoramic views, both sold together for $489,900. The dock hookups (electric and water) are already stubbed in. After a $10,100 price cut in June, this is what serious Ohio River access looks like at a number that still makes sense.
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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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$2,300,000
This is the one where you don't just buy waterfront — you buy four islands. Burnt, Wilson, Claw, and Harris come together as 520 acres on the St. Marys River, with a turnkey remodeled cottage, two rebuilt docks, and a truck and boats already included. You show up; the island's ready.
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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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$349,000
490 feet of river frontage, 5.5 acres, and a Tuesday-morning view of the Saranac that most people only get on vacation. This two-bedroom home (the finished basement could be a third, or an office) sits with no neighbors in sight and a trail through the woods out back. Fifteen minutes from the city, but the bald eagles and blue herons out the window don't seem to know that.
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$499,000
A boardwalk leads straight from the house to Cod Creek — tidal water that connects through the Little Wicomico River to the Potomac. At $499,000 on 1.05 acres in Northumberland County, this is Northern Neck waterfront at a price that still makes sense, especially after a $40,000 reduction.
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$499,900
A private pier, boat lift, jet ski ramp, and a small beach at the water's edge — all on the Patuxent River at $499,900. The catch: this one's sold as-is, and the septic system has failed. For a buyer who can work through that, the waterfront infrastructure alone is hard to find at this price.
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$160,000
Three acres on the Colorado River, and the river is the whole point. This 2-bedroom home sits on land that runs straight down to the water, with a year-round county boat ramp just up the road for the days you actually want to launch something bigger than a kayak. There's also a dedicated RV pad, in case the people who love this place start multiplying faster than the bedrooms can handle.
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