We are blessed with two really great lakes out here in the lake country, Lake Oconee and its sister lake, Lake Sinclair. They have different personalities…

You can be in a lake house and be 10 or 15 minutes away from shopping or you can be in a lake house and be 30 minutes or more away from shopping.  And of course, where is your budget? Understanding what’s your personal comfort level with budget is part of deciding which lake and which parts of which lakes are you likely to find the home that is best for you.

When someone says to me, I think I want to live on the lake, I ask them to close their eyes and tell me what that means to them, what that feels like…

• Is it the view they are going to have waking up in the morning and they look out on the lake?
• Is it having the whole family out there and getting out into boats and zooming around and teaching the kids to ski and power boating?
• Or is it quiet paddling in a kayak. What’s your dream when you have been thinking about living on a lake?
• And, how far from stuff do you want to be?

They have a different vibe, these two lakes. Lake Oconee is 19,000 acres, Sinclair is a 15,000 acre lake. In Georgia we build our lakes by daming up rivers. Lake Oconee was built in the late 70’s, early 80’s. Sinclair is a bit older than that. It’s a 1950’s lake.

If  you’re ready to turn dreams into reality, contact me today and we’ll begin the search for the lake life you’ll call home.