Where is 'Lakefront Empire' filmed? HGTV realtors handle multi-million dollar estates with lavish waterfront houses
LAKE OF THE OZARKS, MISSOURI: HGTV will premiere a new TV show called 'Lakefront Empire' on the Lake of the Ozarks.
According to an HGTV announcement, the program will highlight lavish waterfront houses near the Lake of the Ozarks with additional facilities such as gigantic custom pools and hot tubs, extravagant decked-out docks worth up to $450K with boat slips, wet bars, and double-decker water slides.
According to the release, the LOTO neighborhood is renowned as the "Hamptons of the Midwest" because of its extravagant million-dollar luxury mansions, but there are also more modest residences.
Enter the Midwest's Hamptons: the Lake of the Ozarks, with multimillion-dollar mansions scattered across 1,500 miles of lakefront land. It could have been the country's best-kept secret—until now.
HGTV's 'Lakefront Empire' takes viewers inside the region's real estate sector. Viewers will see a group of friendly local real estate brokers engage both buyers and sellers while displaying a variety of homes ranging from $100K to millions of dollars.
Where is Lake of the Ozarks?
The Lake of the Ozarks, which has more shoreline than California, is a breathtakingly gorgeous region of the USA located between St Louis, Kansas City, Missouri, and Chicago.
Forget everything you've heard about the Midwest; this region is brimming with rolling hills, old woods, and beautiful streams.
The area's rich past includes Native American, frontier, and European influences, allowing visitors and locals to experience delectable home-cooked restaurant meals, craft fairs, and famed ghost tours. The Ozarks are also ideal for outdoor enthusiasts.
Hiking, fishing, boating, and camping are popular activities, making it a perfect getaway for individuals who like an active lifestyle.
What is the cost of properties across the Lake of the Ozarks?
The current real estate market keeps professionals on their toes. Long-term residents frequently desire to improve, while migrants from all over the nation compete to establish roots in the extremely desirable neighborhood.
There are almost 100,000 homes along its shoreline, but four main communities are the most appealing to buyers: North Shore, Four Seasons, Porto Cima, and Osage Beach.
There's something for everyone, with prices starting at $100K and going up to $10 million for top estates.
Older cottages that have been owned for decades are ideal for families seeking a low-cost fixer-upper. In turn, freshly refurbished properties are suitable for those looking for a luxurious holiday retreat.
The Ozarks' typical property price is roughly $380K which makes sense considering that 'Lakefront Empire's clientele varies from millionaires (think professional sports) to working-class families.
What is driving clients to the Lake of the Ozarks?
Small-town comfort: 1,500 miles may appear to be a huge coastal community, yet here is a location where neighbors meet, small businesses thrive, and inhabitants feel a feeling of belonging. For many, the neighborhood feels like an adult playground.
Nearby nature: City inhabitants are ready to escape the urban jungle for beautiful woods, sparkling lakes, and spectacular mountain views.
Calm water access: Many estates already have a dock for swimming, boating, and other water sports.
Types of properties: Homebuyers in the Ozarks may choose from a variety of property types, including quaint cabins and cottages, as well as bigger houses with acres.
Affordable riverfront housing: Compared to other coastal locations, the Ozarks provide a respite for budget-conscious purchasers, with attractive houses available at reasonable costs.
Which are the top destinations in the Lake of the Ozarks?
Dogwood Canyon Nature Park: This place features both suspension bridges and waterfalls. Visit to take in the spectacular natural beauty of Big Bluff and its panoramic vistas.
Bull Shoals Lake: This large lake, located between Arkansas and Missouri, features breathtaking cliffs, hidden waterfalls, and chances for camping, hiking, and animal viewing.
Table Rock Lake: This is a fisherman's paradise famed for its abundance of bass and crappie, as well as attractive villages and tranquil coves to explore.
Lake of the Ozarks: Missouri's playground provides boating, fishing, swimming, and lakeside enjoyment.
'Lakefront Empire' begins on Monday, March 11 at 10|9c on HGTV.
