Updated November 1, 2026 Pacific · refreshes monthly.
Lake rights are the binary of this market. Lake Arrowhead is a private lake, and access to it runs through Arrowhead Woods. Owners there, along with their guests and the people renting their homes, can use the lake and the reserve strips around it for recreation, and Arrowhead Lake Association membership, open to Arrowhead Woods residential owners except in two Lakewood tracts, is what opens boating, the beach clubs and dock rental. A home outside Arrowhead Woods carries none of that. Every buyer asks me the same question. Are they worth it? Instead of guessing, I ran 492 closed sales from the last twelve months. Here is what the data says.
97% of single family homes that closed above $750K in this window had lake rights: 144 sales with, 4 without. If you are buying above $750K in Lake Arrowhead, you are almost certainly buying lake rights, whether you set out to or not.
The median lake rights home closed at $709,000. The median non-rights home closed at $419,000. That is a 69% gap. Part of that is the rights themselves. Part is composition: Arrowhead Woods holds most of the larger homes and all of the lakefront. The honest read is that lake rights homes occupy a different tier of this market.
Across all single family sales, lake rights homes ran +5.8% per square foot against non-rights homes.
Lake rights homes took a median 71 days to sell. Non-rights homes took 64. Lake rights do not sell homes faster here. Price a rights home like it sells itself and it sits.
36 boat slips closed in this window. Every one of them sits in Arrowhead Woods, because that is the only place a private dock can exist on this lake.
| Band | n | Med. close | Med. $/sqft | Med. days on market | n | Med. close | Med. $/sqft | Med. days on market | $/sqft prem. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lake rights | Non-rights | ||||||||
| under $500K | 49 | $450,000 | $287 | 109 | 41 | $375,000 | $325 | 60 | -11.5% |
| $500K to $750K | 124 | $620,000 | $324 | 72 | 15 | $600,000 | $325 | 74 | -0.2% |
| $750K to $1Mlow sample | 63 | $845,000 | $358 | 30 | 3 | $795,000 | $327 | 153 | +9.6% |
| $1M to $1.5Mlow sample | 41 | $1,165,000 | $385 | 69 | 1 | $1,312,000 | $450 | 17 | -14.5% |
| $1.5M and uplow sample | 40 | $2,037,500 | $541 | 88 | 0 | n/a | n/a | n/a | n/a |
Every figure in this table is a median, not an average. Medians resist distortion from a single outlier sale. Bands with fewer than 15 sales on either side are flagged low sample and should be read with caution.
Source: CRMLS closed sales, single family residence, City of Lake Arrowhead, trailing twelve months, computed November 2026. A sale counts as lake rights when its CRMLS subdivision is Arrowhead Woods, as recorded by the listing agent. Sales with a blank subdivision are excluded: 37 in this window. The numbers on this page recompute monthly from the same rule. Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Gregory Anderson, REALTOR®, CalDRE #01071792.
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