An owner has a lakefront property with 500 feet of frontage. He wants to subdivide land into 50 adjacent lots, but maintain ownership and control of the frontage. A buyer of an undevelpoed lot would prefer which type of lakefront access rights?

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Evangeline Wood

26 November, 05:57

An owner has a lakefront property with 500 feet of frontage. He wants to subdivide land into 50 adjacent lots, but maintain ownership and control of the frontage. A buyer of an undevelpoed lot would prefer which type of lakefront access rights?

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Derick Gamble · Answer 1

Easement appurtenant

Explanation:

Based on the information provided within the question it can be said that the buyer in this scenario would prefer an Easement appurtenant. This term refers to an easement that benefits a single parcel of land while being a detriment to another parcel of land. Thus allowing the buyer to cross parcels of land that do not belong to him to access public places such as the lakefront.