A Slice of Lake Life

Two people enjoying tubing on Lake Sinclair near Eatonton, Georgia
Two blue Adirondack chairs facing a lake, with a palm tree branch hanging above and a sandy beach underneath. Lake Sinclair - Eatonton, Georgia.
The private dock with moorings will allow you to dock a 22 foot boat.
Person wakeboarding on a lake during dusk, with trees and boats in the background.
A decorative metal fish sculpture attached to wooden posts next to a large anchor sculpture, with a red sign above that reads, 'Going Swimming? Swim at Your Own Risk – Put Buoy Out'.
Floating bachelorette party on Lake Sinclair Lake. Eatonton, Georgia.
Two Adirondack chairs, one white and one brown, placed outside at night behind a black picket fence.
Inflatable swan float in a hot tub next to a Lake Sinclair with trees and blue sky. Eatonton, Ga.
Relaxing and enjoying a hammock on Lake Sinclair. Eatonton, Ga.
Fireworks display over a body of water at night, with reflections on the water and small lights along the shoreline. 4th of July on Lake Sinclair, Eatonton, Ga.
Fall pumpkin carving on Lake Sinclair, Eatonton, Ga.
Colorful signs with city and state names, including Maumee Ohio, Stuart Florida, Pittsburgh Pennsylvania, Atlanta Georgia, Anchorage Alaska, Manhattan, Lake Mohawk New Jersey, Honolulu Hawaii, and others, mounted on a pole among trees near a body of
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Yellow house with teal shutters and a yellow garage, purple flowering tree, and palm trees in the front yard.
Fishing on Lake Sinclair. Eatonton, Georgia.
Double Deck deep water dock on Lake Sinclair. Eatonton, Georgia.
Lake Life on Lake Sinclair Paradise, Eatonton Georgia
Bocce on Lake Sinclair, Eatonton, Georgia.
Next best thing to the Masters. Practice your hole in one on Lake Sinclair, Eatonton, Georgia.
Accessible fishing on Lake Sinclair, Eatonton Georgia.

Explore the Rooms

The House

Wheelchair-accessible and mobility-friendly features include accessible parking, step-free entry, wide entry access, and ramp access to the private dock. See the photos and measurements below to determine whether the home will meet your individual accessibility needs.

Accessibility & Measurements

View of a house porch at night with a yellow wall, a door open revealing a dining area, a life ring hanging on the wall, a bench with cushions, and a sign on the wall displaying the house number 147.
A residential driveway with two yellow houses, one with a garage door, surrounded by trees and landscaping.
A wooden boardwalk leading to a dock with boats, decorated with American flags and bunting, surrounded by palm trees.
A backyard garden with a small lawn, flower beds, trees, a hammock, a walkway, and a house with large windows and a deck. Decorative flags are in the flower beds, and the area is landscaped with plants and mulch.
A lakeside scene with green grass, trees, and a small wooden deck. There's a colorful directional sign and small outdoor lamps near the water, with houses visible across the lake.
Garden area with tropical trees and bushes, including palm trees, near a house with an outdoor deck and stairs. There is a small path and a lawn with yellow flowers.
The image shows a white toilet with black text overlay giving specifications for a middle bathroom entry with a sliding door, mentioning the size as 24 inches, and instructions on measuring distance and placement of the slide board 20 inches from the
Measuring tape stretched across a wooden door with text indicating bed height and middle bedroom entry dimensions.
Bathroom with a white sink vanity, a mirror, beige tiled shower with glass door, and a small window with natural light.
Wooden floor with a yellow tape measure extended across it. Text on the image says 'Hall 34"'.
A variety of woven baskets in different colors and textures stacked vertically, with a measuring tape at the top indicating their height.
A tiled shower with glass doors, a built-in corner seat, and decorative border tiles. There is a small white rug outside the shower.
A backyard garden with lush green trees, palm plants, and shrubbery. There are decorative flamingo lawn ornaments, a potted plant, a garden hose, and a pathway made of stones. A house with yellow siding and a white door is visible in the background.

Parking & Lake Depths

Diagram of a lake with a shoreline, backyard, and a two-story dock. The diagram indicates shallow areas with caution for extreme use and rocks that should not be jumped onto. It shows stairs into the lake, moorings for boats, and warns about strong wake hazards that can push into rocks. The water depth is 12 to 14 feet with no diving, and there are guidelines to use extreme caution near rocks and shallow areas.

Lake levels and water depth fluctuate. The water at the end of the dock was last measured at approximately 18 feet deep. Before jumping, always check the water for floating or submerged items and confirm that the landing area is clear. Jumping is permitted only from the designated end of the upper deck or the deep end of the lower dock. You must jump feet first—no diving. Never jump or swim near the rocks or stairs. Never swim at night. Children must be supervised at all times. After jumping, please close and lock the upper-deck safety gate. Use Caution.