You’ve been dreaming of your own Alabama lake house for years. You’ve saved, you’ve researched, and you’re ready to buy. But now it’s getting into the holiday season, kids are in school, the weather is turning cold, and there doesn’t seem to be a lot of activity on Alabama’s lakes. Is now a good time […]
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Scott Freerksen "The Lake Guy" created LakefrontLiving.com in 2003. Scott is a Real Estate Broker & Realtor® that personally understands the emotional connection that comes with owning lakefront property. This genuine passion is why he continually strives to bring Buyers and Sellers of lakefront property together. With a keen eye for detail and an intimate knowledge of each lake he covers, he helps his clients make the most of their lakefront home purchase. "Owning lakefront property is an experience that will change the way you live - it becomes a retreat to escape the hassles of daily living. The wildlife, recreation, and vacation feel of waterfront living will forever be a part of you."
Where to See the Greatest Fall Foliage on Alabama Lakes?
While the south doesn’t always get truly breathtaking fall foliage year to year – our hot summers and dry weather tend to make the leaves drop too soon, some years Alabama really puts on a show! 2021 may be a dumpster fire in a lot of ways, but it couldn’t be further from the truth […]
What is a Stilt House on Alabama Lakes?
On many lakes in Alabama water levels can fluctuate yearly, sometimes quite quickly. One prime example is Weiss Lake in Northeast Alabama. This manmade lake’s water level is controlled by Alabama Power Company, and historically, the level drops in September around six feet total, and reaches full pool again in April. This scheduled yearly drop […]
What is seasonal water on Alabama Lakes?
On several lakes in Alabama, and especially those designed by Alabama Power Company for electricity generation, water levels are controlled on a seasonal schedule. On Weiss Lake, for example, the power company historically lowers the water level in a month-long draw down beginning the week after Labor Day through October. That drawdown is slow and […]