Thread: Water front property

Hi Robert,

Waterfront generally refers to property that abuts/fronts a body of water. As your property divides the other home from the water, the term waterfront is probably not accurate. Waterview might have been more appropriate.

I would say that you have nothing to worry about, but the agent/seller of the property should be clear with potential buyers where the property borders are. Assuming that nothing can be built on that small stretch of land, it really isn't that big of a deal, as long as potential buyers are informed. Do you maintain that strip of land?

Christopher Rich
William Raveis Real Estate
Your Fairfield County CT Realtor

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