Lakefront Homes for Sale in Pennsylvania

Listings reported as fronting a lake or reservoir. Lake levels on reservoirs can be managed by an authority and vary by season.

5 participating MyStateMLS listings report this water type. A listing can report more than one water type. Search lakefront rentals.

Photo 1 of 58, home at 6555 National Pike, Brownsville, PA 15468
For saleVirtual tour

$799,000

3 beds2,064 sq ft33 acres

Brier Hill LakeLake or reservoirWaterfront, relationship not specified

6555 National PikeBrownsville, PA 15468

Homes, condos and townhomes · MLS 12042852

Listing courtesy of Mossy Oak Properties Pennsylvania Land Professionals, LLC · MyStateMLS

Photo 1 of 60, home at 2922 Old Newburg Turnpike, Union Dale, PA 18470
For saleVirtual tour

$749,900

3 beds1.8 acres

Lake or reservoirDirect parcel frontage

2922 Old Newburg TurnpikeUnion Dale, PA 18470

House · MLS 12017549

Listing courtesy of WHITETAIL PROPERTIES REAL ESTATE LLC (PA) · MyStateMLS

Photo 1 of 7, land at 309 Tower Rd, Albrightsville, PA 18210
For sale

$10,000

0.5 acres

Lake or reservoirDirect parcel frontage

309 Tower RdAlbrightsville, PA 18210

Land and lots · MLS 11959641

Listing courtesy of Ken Geyer Real Estate Auctioneers · MyStateMLS

Photo 1 of 7, land at 489 North Shore Drive, Albrightsville, PA 18210
For sale

$10,000

0.5 acres

Lake or reservoirDirect parcel frontage

489 North Shore DriveAlbrightsville, PA 18210

Land and lots · MLS 11959634

Listing courtesy of Ken Geyer Real Estate Auctioneers · MyStateMLS

Photo 1 of 14, land at 0 Como Road, Lake Como, PA 18439
For sale

$699,000

91 acres

Lake ComoPond · Lake or reservoirDirect parcel frontage

0 Como RoadLake Como, PA 18439

Land and lots · MLS 11531101

Listing courtesy of UPPER DELAWARE REAL ESTATE · MyStateMLS

What to check before buying a lakefront home

Lakefront listings range from private natural lakes to large reservoirs run by a public agency or utility. On a reservoir, the water level can be raised and lowered on a schedule, and shoreline use (docks, clearing, stairs) is often controlled by the agency that manages the lake. On a private or association lake, the association may own the lake bed and set the rules.

  • Who manages the lake and its water level, and how much does the level change through the year at this shoreline?
  • Is the dock permitted, and does any permit or slip assignment transfer to a new owner?
  • Who owns the land between the house and the water line, and are there easements along the shore?
  • What do local rules say about septic systems, tree removal and building near the water?

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Water type is what each listing reports, not an independent survey. Listings provided by MyStateMLS. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.