Just bought Amaya Lake Lodge. But it doesn't have access to the lake. Missed opportunity I think.

Daedralist

This home is amazing, absolutely love it. But maaaan I wish I could decorate the docks. The door leads to the outside but I think it would have been much better if we could. It's so hard to find waterfront player homes.

LunaFlora

that would be awesome yea!

in case you didn't know
strident spring demise, serenity falls estate, and daggerfall overlook have some water though not as much as a whole lake

Daedralist

LunaFlora wrote: »

that would be awesome yea!

in case you didn't know
strident spring demise, serenity falls estate, and daggerfall overlook have some water though not as much as a whole lake

They do. I was hoping for one in the Dunmer culture style Tel Galen is one I've had my eye on for a while. But it's just sooooo big

LunaFlora

Daedralist wrote: »

LunaFlora wrote: »

that would be awesome yea!

in case you didn't know
strident spring demise, serenity falls estate, and daggerfall overlook have some water though not as much as a whole lake

They do. I was hoping for one in the Dunmer culture style Tel Galen is one I've had my eye on for a while. But it's just sooooo big

a smaller tel galen would be pretty nice

Tenthirty2

Daedralist wrote: »

LunaFlora wrote: »

that would be awesome yea!

in case you didn't know
strident spring demise, serenity falls estate, and daggerfall overlook have some water though not as much as a whole lake

They do. I was hoping for one in the Dunmer culture style Tel Galen is one I've had my eye on for a while. But it's just sooooo big

It's not Dunmer-style but Moon Sugar Meadow in N. Elsweyr has beautiful water features if you have not seen it. There is no lake but it has lagoons that wrap around it and lead out to a larger water body. You can actually swim quite a lot of it too. There are of course the slaughter fish death borders, but they are far enough from the shore to be able to enjoy the water.

The whole land plot is gorgeous imo. No pre-built home structure but as ZoS continues to release more "structure" type housing objects it's very possible to build a wonderful home there from scratch.

I'm working on a modest size home there that will incorporate the existing water and nature features. I wanted a home that will showcase the area's beauty instead of shutting it out or making it feel "separate".
Think like, a medieval Japanese style home that incorporates some of Frank Lloyd Wright's nature-centric design philosophies.