Richland, Washington
Enjoying stunning sunrises and sunsets by the water is still possible even if you have a tight financial situation. Richland is a cheap, interesting place to move because riverfront properties are much cheaper than other waterfront areas.
In Richland, where the Columbia and Yakima rivers meet, homes with a mortgage have a median monthly cost of $1,336, while people aged 60 and older without a mortgage pay only $448.
A riverfront property with the opportunity to view the bluffs and dunes of the Hanford Reach National Monument at any time is available to renters for about $853 per month.
Stuart, Florida
For those who are tired of living in a big city, there is some good news: Stuart’s downtown is genuine and full of the shopping centers that are common in South Florida. With its beaches, boats, fishing, snorkeling, and natural beauty, the waterfront is spectacular. Above all, the prices are lower than what Palm Beach County has become. The average cost of a home in Stuart is $396,993, according to real estate experts.
Bottom line
Although paying for retirement can be difficult, there are reasonably priced waterfront homes available that will let you live a stress-free retirement.
To find out how much it costs to retire in different places, create an estimated budget and see where you sit. If you’re not sure how to do it on your own, ask for professional help. Next, visit a few of the article’s suggested, affordable waterfront spots to find your new home.
Happy retirement!
…psst! Before leaving, here’s another related article that you may want to check out Best Retirement Communities in Florida for 2025.
