The dock/slip is 10' x 28' and comes with a Hydrohoist lift, 6000#. This is one of the few times you can purchase a dock without having to build you home first. Plus, even when the lake is low, these docks are still floating and accessible. The $450 quarterly fee covers the electricity, insurance on the dock, moving the slips as the lake levels changes and maintenance on the adjacent grounds. Ownership of the boat slip gives you partial ownership of the adjacent park which has a pavilion you can use for parties, graduations, etc. This property is a rare find! There are plans for building larger slips. Since this is an unusual property, call for additonal details.
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Listed by:
Rise' d. Johns(512) 567-7576,
Keller Williams - Lake Travis(512) 263-9090
Source: Unlock MLS,MLS#: 5354457
Facts & features
Interior
Bedrooms & bathrooms
Bedrooms: 0
Bathrooms: 0
Property
Features
Exterior features: Boat Lift, Boat Slip
Has view: Yes
View description: Hill Country, Lake
Has water view: Yes
Water view: Lake
Waterfront features: Waterfront
Body of water: Lake Travis
Lot
Size: 9,600 Square Feet
Features: None
Details
Additional structures: None
Parcel number: 162242
Special conditions: Standard
Utilities & green energy
Sewer: None
Utilities for property: Electricity Connected
Community & HOA
Community
Features: None
Subdivision: BoatHouse Dockominiums
HOA
Has HOA: Yes
Services included: Common Area Maintenance, Insurance
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