Waterfront properties come with unique considerations — such as flood zones, shoreline regulations, and water access rights. It’s important to review property surveys, verify permitting for docks or seawalls, and understand maintenance costs related to waterfront living.

Unlike many firms that handle a variety of property types, Lake & Coast focuses only on waterfront real estate. They combine deep market knowledge of waterfront properties with strong marketing expertise, giving them a “specialist” edge.

You can reach out to them using the contact information listed on their site (email and phone) and schedule a consultation. They’ll help you whether you’re a first‐time buyer, a seasoned seller, or somewhere in between — guiding you through the unique challenges and opportunities of waterfront transactions.

Historically, yes — limited supply and strong demand tend to support value. Waterfront properties often outperform inland homes, especially when well-maintained and located on desirable bodies of water.