Lake house for sale

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Boat house is on the right side of the photo.   Double boat house with lifts.

Thank you for trying to clear that up for me.   However, on lake sinclair they are referred to as boathouses.   They are either max boathouse and or single boathouse and are required to be uniform by Georgia Power.   The photo is exactly as it can be built without walls and they refer to it as a boathouse when permitted.

You'll have to excuse Pete, he lives in his boat house, that way it's easy to go ice fishing in the winter

Here's a picture of me and Pete ice fishing before the boathouse was built He's holding the fish



Here we are in the warmer summer weather

Thanks!    The gs20 slalom is good.. I still ski but we use it primarily to surf. Make sure you get the ski pylon.

How much for the lake house? I mean— how much for THIS home? If you’re selling HOMES, then probably NOT the place to do this. Ski-it-again.com is a logical place to do this, but it’s not free nor should it be.

Here on Lake Lanier we call them covered slips.

WOW!.     
We have had many nautiques in the 13 years we have lived on the lake.   The last few we ordered new.   For the GS20 we were able to go to the factory and see it in progress.
I love correct craft, the company, their product, their philosophy and their history.
I am new to real estate, listed my home and thought i would get creative with marketing and post on the "off topic" forum.    It is a lake house with a boathouse and boats are used on a lake.
I posted the real estate company in the first post and link to the website. Thank you for also sharing the link to the mls.   That was never a secret.
The reference to Grumpy old men in a previous post is both funny and fitting.
Life is short. Lighten up.   If you are not looking for a lake house stop clicking on the link that says "lake house for sale".   There are plenty of forums with plenty of content.

I can see a situation where a long time member was selling his boat for $800,000 and throwing in the house for free. But not a good fit for a realtors to join only to sell someone else’s property. We meditate about ohm’s, fram filters and engines that run backwards. Try planet nautique site for g20 stuff

67 ski nat wrote: ..........Try planet nautique site for g20 stuff

I think it is great that you are willing to support the site and sell your "stuff" here! I love that you are, and have been, a Correct Craft fan. (BTW - what's the name of the site?)

Most of the spam we get is about tennis shoes, watches, and other foreign crap.... this is 'merican boating-related stuff at least!

As far as PlanetNautique and Ski-It-Again, I think it's also a great idea to post there and support those sites with the sale of the lake place. Advertising is spendy but useful to get the right buyers. Plus, those sites are terrific!

BTW - I was called a punk on this site years ago because I owned a new "wake boat". Grumpy old men indeed.................   

The Punk

You can always count on the "Grumpy old men" for some interesting post when someone new ventures into the "click". Makes for some good reading during a hectic work day or at night when going through the boat fix routine ie: CCF, Craigslist, Boat Trader, Only Inboards, Ski it Again, etc...
BTW - I have a 2007 Toyota Avalon Limited I am looking to sell

81nautique wrote: So on a rant of a different note, how is it that the taxes are so dam low? Holy crap do I need to get out of Illinois. Beautiful house. good luck with the sale.

LOL, exactly what I thought as well Alan, on my lake if that list price is sell price it's coming along with a $25-30k a year property tax bill.

Not understanding the animosity about someone linking a lake house for sale listing like that, who flippin cares and it's a very beautiful home. Should we be encouraging or discouraging more traffic on this site.

Now if the site contributed to a sale, sure they should make a donation.

Good luck with the sale and thanks for sharing!!!

Lynn (guy or girl) isn’t even the one who posted the MLS link

75 Tique wrote: If you are willing to contribute $7,790 to Kieth/CCF, go for it. Site ad policy: Listing Fees - There is no up-front fee for listing your boat for sale (with a single photo) on CorrectCraftFan.com. If you would like to enhance your listing, you may include up to five photos for a one-time fee of $9.99, payable via PayPal in the next step. In either case, if the listing contributes to a resulting sale, you agree to pay 1% of the selling price to CorrectCraftFan.com (payment instructions will be sent to you upon changing the status of your listing to 'Sold'). Thank you — these nominal fees help the site to survive and thrive, since it is not affiliated with Correct Craft, Inc. and the majority of our funding comes from donations for the services provided.