Lackey-Johnson Subdivision
Subdivision, no association found on Lake Como, in the Town of Geneva. Lakefront.
Also known as: County plat: The Lackey-Johnson Sub-Division
Researched by ELITE Lake Real Estate · Last checked November 2026 · Sources
Homes for sale in Lackey-Johnson Subdivision
The shaded area is Lackey-Johnson Subdivision as recorded in county plat maps. Boundaries are approximate; confirm lot lines with a survey.
Lake access
7 of 8 parcels in the plat touch the shoreline on the county parcel map
Can you rent out a home in Lackey-Johnson Subdivision?
The Town of Geneva allows them with a license. Lackey-Johnson Subdivision's own rules aren't published, so we check them before you buy.
Town of Geneva
Allowed with a Town license- One rental per 7-day period, and a home can be rented no more than 180 days in any 365 (Ordinance 77, April 2024).
- A Town license is needed to rent more than 10 nights a year. It runs July 1 to June 30 and ends when the home sells.
- 6% Town room tax with its own permit, filed quarterly plus an annual return.
- A Walworth County license ($500 the first year, $200 to renew) and a state tourist rooming house license are also required.
- A local contact within 25 miles must answer around the clock. At least two parking spaces, no street parking, and no tents or RVs for extra guests.
Confirm with: Town of Geneva Clerk
Lackey-Johnson Subdivision rules
Not publishedWe found no published rental rules for this community. That does not mean rentals are allowed. Covenants and association rules can still limit them, so we check the recorded documents before you buy.
Rules checked November 2026. Next review February 2027. General information, not legal advice. Check another address
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Sources
Researched by ELITE Lake Real Estate from county land records, town and village rules, and association and club information. Dues, amenities and rules change over time, so confirm everything for a specific home before you buy.