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Area Lakes & Waterways in South Central Wisconsin

The team of real estate agents at Pat's Realty, Inc., is dedicated to helping you find that picturesque waterfront property you've been dreaming of at an affordable price. Our realtors know the area lakes, rivers, and waterways from Lake Kegonsa to Bass Creek , and can show you to the idyllic waterfront property you've always imagined.

In the south central WI real estate market, riverfront and lake homes for sale are becoming increasingly difficult to find as more home buyers bid for the remaining waterfront lots throughout WI. Our knowledgeable and experienced realtors can alleviate the stress that normally comes with finding and making an offer on the river or lake accessible property of your dreams!

Tree-lined lake under blue sky

Waterfront Areas in Rock County, WI

Located in south central WI near the state border between Wisconsin and Illinois, Rock County is truly Wisconsin's "front porch". The central location makes living in Rock County a short commute to cities such as Chicago and Rockford, IL, or Milwaukee and Madison, WI. The area lakes and rivers of Rock County are great for fishing, boating, water skiing, sailing, and wakeboarding. Cast your line along the Rock River, slow down as you paddle past landscapes created by the glaciers thousands of years ago, or watch the sunrise over the shoreline as you troll the area's pristine waterways.

Allen Creek Clear Lake Gibbs Lake Storr's Lake
Lake Koshkonong Lake Leota Rock River Sugar River
Bass Creek Yahara River

Waterfront Areas in Dane County, WI

Dane County is blessed with 37 lakes, 475 miles of rivers and streams, and 14 miles of the Wisconsin River. These waterways are part of what makes this area so special. The lakes of the Yahara River; Lake Mendota, Lake Monona, Lake Waubesa, and Lake Kegonsa, were formed about 10,000 years ago when the last glacier deposited a thick layer of glacial till, (unsorted sediment), over the landscape and dammed up the Yahara River valley. Today, the Yahara River watershed, (land area draining to the lakes), consists of 359 square miles. The Yahara River begins just north of Dane County in Columbia County and flows south to connect the four lakes, finally joining the Rock River in Rock County.

Lake Mendota Lake Wingra Lake Waubesa Yahara River
Lake Kegonsa Lake Monona Bad Fish Creek

Thinking of buying lakefront property in south central WI? Contact Pat's Realty, Inc., today at (608) 884-4311. We answer our calls 24/7!