Neighborhoods & Area Lakes

In addition to buying and selling rural properties for the last 20 years; I have lived in the country for the last 30 years. Add to that, Tom’s extensive knowledge of Walworth County farms and vacant land and personal country living experience and my team has you covered! We have a unique understanding of all the nuances of country living - from zoning and utility options, to a long list of service professionals to help with everything from planning an extensive driveway to drilling a well. If we don’t know the answer, we know who to call!

Lauderdale Lakes is made up of a chain of three lakes: Green, Middle, and Mill. These beautiful lakes are 834 acres total with a maximum depth of 55’ and are filled with pike, walleye, bluegill and bass. They are great for waterskiing and other boating fun! Check out the competition water ski show team, the weekly regatas held by the sailing club and the yacht club with many social activities. Grab dinner on the deck at The (Lauderdale) Landing. You can access the lake through 3 public boat launches.

This 812 acre lake is located near East Troy and can be accessed at the public boat landing on the south end of the lake. Fishermen will find pike walleye, bluegill and bass. Enjoy watersports such as waterskiing, sailing, and jet skiing, as well as a round of golf at nearby Alpine Valley.

Don’t have a boat? No worries, rent one from Lake Lawn Marina. Delavan Lake is 1900+ acres and offers sailing, waterskiing, kayaking and jet skiing. Fishermen will find panfish, bass, pike and walleye. Grab a bite at The Inn Between, The Village (opening back up in the Fall of 2023- hopefully), or at Lake Lawn where you can walk it off on their shorepath. Launch your boat at the Boat Ramp in the inlet. If you come in the spring, look for the pelicans near the inlet as they migrate! It is a beautiful site!

This 625+ acre lake is on the northwest edge of Walworth County. You will find several boat launches, nearby campgrounds, and hiking at Kettle Moraine State Forest on the north end or Natureland County Park on the southern end. At its deepest, you will find a depth of about 35’ with panfish, bass, pike and walleye. Enjoy kayaking, paddle boarding and boating along with some beautiful views.

About 900+ acres, Lake Como only reaches a depth of around 9’. It is a great lake to kayak, paddle board, ski, cruise on a pontoon, or fish. You will find some great food and music at Mars Resort on its south shore or check out Papa’s Blue Spruce or DJs in the Drink on the north shore. Fishermen will find largemouth bass, panfish, and northern pike. Access the boat launch off Schofield Rd on its south shore.