Wisconsin Waterfront Properties

Wisconsin Waterfronts

Lake and Waterfront Real Estate Locationsin Southeastern Wisconsin

One of the more social lakes of the area, Okauchee Lake offers numerous bays and inlets. The lake is also dotted with quaint taverns and restaurants that cater to

water enthusiasts. Numerous social events allow the residents and tourists endless opportunities for interaction during the peak lake season. The large body of the

main lake easily accommodates personal water crafts during the summer months and extraordinary fishing all year round.

Surface Acres: 1,104Maximum Depth: 82’Clarity: Moderately ClearAccess: Public Boat ramp on the west side of the lake.Location: Two miles East of Oconomowoc on Hwy 16. North of Hwy 16; South of Hwy K; East of CTH “P”.

Okauchee Lake

Okauchee Lake

Tucked in the rolling, lake-filled countryside of northwest Waukesha County, the area includes both Lac La Belle and Fowler Lakes. There are over 9 miles of shoreline on Lac La Belle with 2 public beaches and many private homes. The Lac La Belle Yacht Club hosts weekend regatta’s, the 4th of July features wonderful fireworks that fill

the sky, boating, fishing, skiing and that is only the summer fun. The lake offers many winter activities too, ice skating, ice fishing etc..

Water Surface Acres: 1,164 Maximum Depth: 45 feet Clarity: moderately clear Public Access: Boat ramp on the south end, 3 ramps and parking Location: Western Waukesha County, City of Oconomowoc

Lac La Belle

Lac La Belle

Active lake with state park on its eastern shore creating picturesque border. Heavily used. 2 public boat ramps. Fish include Panfish,

Largemouth Bass, Smallmouth Bass, Northern Pike and Walleye.

Water Surface Acres: 957 Maximum Depth: 90 feetClarity: GoodPublic Access: Boat ramp on the west shore of lakeLocation: Waukesha County, City of Delafield

Nagawicka Lake

Nagawicka Lake

Exclusive; upper-income residences dominant; social activities through the Oconomowoc Lake Club. No public boat access, but boaters can gain

access via a ramp on the Oconomowoc River.

Surface Acres: 767Maximum Depth: 82’Clarity: Very clear

Oconomowoc Lake

Oconomowoc Lake

Water Surface Acres: 703Mean Depth: 39’Max. Depth: 85’Public Access: Located on the North Shore of CTH “K” Spring-fed Lake; Very clear.Location: North of Hwy 16; South of Hwy K; and West of Hwy 83

Pine Lake

Pine Lake

Pine Lake became a place known for wealthy land holdings and of luxury hotel resorts noted for majestic, tree-lined shores and picturesque views that last from morning until nightfall.

After the advent of the automobile, the lake country region began to see a surge of lake occupancy along its shorelines. While many lakes were seeing cottages springing up on 50’ lots, early Pine Lake settlers helped ensure that beautiful Pine Lake would not be exploited

nor so casually divided. Even now, Pine Lake remains an exclusive part of history that is home to immense estates privy to its seven miles of distinguished shoreline.

North Lake

North Lake

With its quiet, north wood atmosphere, North Lake is one of the better kept secrets of Waukesha County. The lake’s namesake town—the sleepy village of North Lake—huddles along the eastern shore. Two distinct basins provide ample space for all types of aquatic

activity, and a very accommodating shoreline for swimming. North Lake is rapidly becoming a favorite among property owners with its quiet, north woods atmosphere.

Water Surface Acres: 437Maximum Depth: 78 feetClarity: Moderately ClearPublic Access: Public Boat ramp on the west side of the lakeLocation: Near the village of North Lake; North of Hwy 16 on Hwy 83

Beaver Lake

Beaver Lake

This remains one of the most coveted lakes in the area. Crystal blue waters, sandy shores, and limited public access help maintain a quiet, Northwoods atmosphere. Exclusive homes and cabins line the quiet shores adding to the

secluded atmosphere of this beautiful area.

Water Surface Acres: 316 surface water acresMaximum Depth: 49 feetAverage Depth: 15 feetClarity: Clear, Spring Fed, Carry in access onlyPublic Access: Boat ramp on the south side.Location: In Waukesha County, north of Hwy 16 on Hwy 83

Upper Nemahbin Lake

Upper Nemahbin Lake

Scenic; natural shoreline gives "north woods" feel. Boat ramp on channel between Upper & Lower Nemahbin Lakes.

Water Surface Acres: 283Maximum Depth: 60 feetClarity: ClearPublic Access: Boat ramp on the south side of the lakeLocation: In Waukesha County, north of I-94 in the Town of Summit

Lower Nemahbin Lake

Lower Nemahbin Lake

Enjoy scenic shorelines and a sand bar on the east side of Sugar Island. The lake contains self-sustaining populations of N. Pike, Large Mouth Bass

and panfish.

Water Surface Acres: 271Maximum Depth: 36 feetShorelength: 3.4 milesPublic Access: Boat ramp on channel between Upper & Lower Nemahbin Lakes—To get to this lake, must go under bridgeLocation: In Waukesha County, north of I-94 in the Town of Summit

Silver Lake

Silver Lake

Undisturbed feel; unbuildable southwest quarter sustains sense of privacy; weekend restrictions. One

public boat ramp.

Surface Acres: 222Maximum Depth: 82’Clarity: Excellent

Upper Nashotah Lake

Upper Nashotah Lake

Part of the beautiful Chain of Lakes that stretch approximately 3 miles from the northern tip of Upper Nashotah Lake to the southern tip of Lower Nemahbin, all connected by a navigable channel. This lake features only 2.5 miles of shoreline,

most of it owned by a world renown medical facility so properties are at a premium on this lake with limited public access.

Water Surface Acres: 132 Maximum Depth: 53 feet Clarity: Clear Public Access: Carry in off Valley Road or via navigable channels from the two Nemahbin Lakes

Lower Nashotah Lake

Lower Nashotah Lake

Part of the beautiful Chain of Lakes that stretch approximately 3 miles from the northern tip of Upper Nashotah Lake to the southern tip of Lower Nemahbin, all connected by a navigable channel. This lake boasts better fishing than it’s large sibling to the north. Properties are at a premium on these small, quiet lakes due

largely to their rarity.

Water Surface Acres: 66Maximum Depth: 40 feetClarity: ClearPublic Access: Carry in off Valley Road or via navigable channels from the two Nemahbin Lakes

Moose Lake

Moose Lake

Moose lake offers a quaint neighborhood feel. It provides a healthy mix of large new homes and quaint summer cottages. However, no public

boat access is provided.


Fowler Lake

Fowler Lake

City lake, yet quiet and scenic. Two-mile walking/biking path around the lake seasoned with parks and beautiful city views. Public boat ramp and

city park.

Surface Acres: 78Maximum Depth: 82’Clarity: Good

Pretty Lake

Pretty Lake

Pretty Lake offers a great small-town feel and provides year-round lake homes. Pretty Lake also offers great fishing (panfish) and has a public

access boat ramp available at all times.


Hunters Lake

Hunters Lake

Hunters Lake is a great private lake that serves as the perfect location for a quiet getaway. The lake also provides access from one of

the area's best subdivisions, The Preserve at Hunters Lake.

Surface Acres: 65Maximum Depth: 82’Clarity: Good

Golden Lake

Golden Lake

South of I-94, and in the southwest corner of the ‘Lake Country’ we find Golden Lake. This lake preserves the classic tradition of lake life. A small beach, publicly accessible (for a fee), along the south shore is packed each summer with laughing

children trying to escape the summer heat. Preserve areas along the north and west shores insure the seclusion and north woods atmosphere of this lake. Good

fishing and quiet nights await the lakefront residents all year round.

Water Surface Acres: 250Maximum Depth: 46 feetClarity: ClearPublic Access: Accessible from the south shore boat lunch, on Hwy 18.

Upper Genesee Lake

Upper Genesee

Private feel. Non-motorized quiet lake great for your canoe and has terrific fishing.

Carry on access only.


Middle Genesee Lake

Middle Genesee

Situated just far enough south of I-94 to diminish the noise from traffic, yet close enough to surrounding towns and the new Pabst Farms Development, the spring-fed Genesee Lakes offer quiet, clear waters and an obliging shoreline.

Location: West of Hwy 67, South of I-94.Water Surface Acres: 109Maximum Depth: 40 feetPublic Access: Not at this timeClarity: Clear

Lower Genesee Lake

Lower Genesee

Situated just far enough south of I-94 to diminish the noise from traffic, yet close enough to surrounding towns and the new Pabst Farms Development, the spring-

fed Genesee Lakes offer quiet, clear waters and an obliging shorelines.

Largemouth bass, perch, panfish and even northern pike are plenty, and some grand old homes built in the early 1900s still rest on the large parcels of land that

surround this hidden treasure.

Location: South of I-94; West of Hwy 67Water Surface Acres: 66Mean Depth: 18 feetMaximum Depth: 40 feetPublic Access: Not at this timeClarity: Clear; Spring-Fed

Lake Keesus

Lake Keesus

In the quiet backwaters of the north-central Waukesha county, you’ll find Lake Keesus. Fishing enthusiasts will enjoy an abundance of panfish including Crappie,

Bluegill and Perch, as well as Walleye Pike in the deeper pockets. The public access has been open since 1999 and not everyone knows of its availability, making this lake a diamond in the rough for those more inclined to an easy-going lifestyle.

Long, peaceful bays stretch out to the south from the main body of the lake, lending themselves to perfectly peaceful mornings or afternoons.

Water Surface Acres: 237Maximum Depth: 42ftClarity: ClearPublic Access: Boat ramp on the northwest side of the lake (Center Oak Rd to Vista, S to Hillcrest).Location: The northern portion of Waukesha County; North of County VV, East of the village of North Lake, West of the village of Merton.

Waterville Lake

Waterville Lake

Waterville Lake offers a "subdivision" feel and has several larger homes and mature lots.

The lake is great for boating and swimming in the warmer months.

Surface Acres: 68Maximum Depth: 82’Clarity: Average

Pewaukee Lake

Pewaukee Lake

Pewaukee is an active and social lake that is heavily used by the public. This is one of Lake Country's largest and most popular Wisconsin lakes and real

estate on the lake is in high demand. There are 2 public boat ramps available and carry-in access is allowed.

Surface Acres: 2,493Maximum Depth: 82’Clarity: Good

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