They say no man’s an island but for some people, it is completely fine to be living in the comfort of their home surrounded by water. These homes showcase how it can be beneficial to have some special place that you can call your own and live in peace and privacy. Perhaps this is the main reason why these homeowners choose to be isolated – because they prefer to be at peace and appreciate privacy! Check out these houses that are surrounded by water:
Single Houses That Surrounded By Water
Blue Island
Located on the Bahamas Blue Island is reserved for the rich and famous. It has its own landing strip for your private jet. The entire island is for you to enjoy and relax in. It has 700 acres of nature and can even accommodate an 18-hole golf course if you want to. It has 3 kilometers of white sand beaches making it an incredible place to lounge and enjoy the sun. there is nothing better than having your own strip of private beaches! By jet it is only 45 minutes away from Florida and 3 hours away from New York, making it an ideal private spot for the rich and famous.
Summer Hill Island
Summer Hill Island shines like a jewel in Glenville Lake, a mountain lake in North Carolina’s southern Blue Ridge Mountains Mountains. The amazing 4 rooms cottage-style home has expansive covered decks and a flagstone dining area from which the 1,500-acre property and 26 miles of personal shoreline are often enjoyed. Kayaking, fishing and water-skiing are activities anyone can enjoy, making this island a truly all-American home.
Jonathan Island
If you enjoy bird-watching then head over to Jonathan Island. Situated in Rhode Island, the island can be found in the nature sanctuary of Point Judith Pond. the 2-bedroom home has a 360-degree of the water and has an area of 1,800 square feet, providing ample space for a small family. The porch is surrounded by a screen so you don’t need to worry about bugs or insects when you hang out outside. The home has its own private sandy beach, woods, and fields of wildflowers.
Jonathan Island
Far North Escape, Seward, Alaska
Think an island means isolation? Not so fast there. Orca and Humpback whales, harbor seals, herring hog, sea lions, sea and land otters and bald eagles show themselves all the time at this private island get-away in Alaska. The yurt, available for vacation rental through Orca Island Cabins, offers prime whale watching, kayaking, fishing and hiking experiences. a personal deck with barbecue grill and Adirondack chairs lets guests prepare fish they catch there with majestic views of the Pacific and snow-capped mountains
Clingstone in Rhode Island
You wouldn’t normally peg Rhode Island as a tourist attraction but it has its fair share of sights that lure visitors every year. Being a coastal state means that it has majestic views of the sea and one might come to admire the seemingly endless hues of blue to relieve themselves of the stress of everyday living. Clingstone, however, provides a rather surprising contrast amidst the peaceful landscape of Rhode Island’s coast. It is a mansion built over one hundred years ago and sits atop a mound of land, earning it the nickname “the house on the rock”. Built by J. S. Lovering Wharton in the 1900s, his intention of creating a solitary home in the middle of the sea was quite simple: he didn’t want to be disturbed. Mr. Wharton enjoyed his summer home every year until he passed away in 1938.
