Lake Gaston Real Estate Property...

What Makes Lake Gaston Special?

Lake Gaston’s 350 miles of beautiful shoreline stretches 34 miles across North Carolina and Virginia State boundaries, making it convenient and easy access from interstates I-95 and I-85. Its close proximity to Raleigh, NC and Richmond, VA is a plus for those considering retiring to Lake Gaston or investing in a vacation home. The laid-back atmosphere and slower paced life make it an ideal resort for relaxation, yet never too far away from city life when desired.

Most importantly, because Lake Gaston was created to produce electrical power and is nestled between Kerr Dam on the west and Gaston Dam on the east, it is the only NC or VA Lake controlled by Dominion Power with a plus or minus one foot water level fluctuation. This makes Lake Gaston an ideal location for water sports enthusiasts, fisherman as well as those just out for cruising or swimming.

Selecting The Right Real Estate Agent

Thinking about buying Lake Gaston real estate property for a perfect vacation or retirement home, or simply for investment purposes? Finding the right real estate agent is the first step you must make in order to maximize your investment, plus achieve personal goals.

Before investing in Lake Gaston waterfront property, you need to be aware of important facts unique only to the area that are not typical in other types of resort locations. Lake Gaston spans across two State borders (NC & VA) and five counties. The lake is divided into 4-quadrants described as NW, NE, SW and SE. Property values will vary tremendously depending on location, plus lot and water characteristics.

As long time Lake Gaston property owners and experienced full-time real estate agents, we fully understand the unique factors involved with property in and around the lake. We stay current with market trends and the challenges involved in buying or selling property on the lake. Most clients think of waterfront property on Lake Gaston, however there are many other types of properties available including water view, water access, farmland, commercial property, as well as lots and homes not on the water.