Marina + Open Water
Boat, fish, kayak, paddleboard—and be on the water in minutes.
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Lost Rabbit is a one-of-a-kind waterside community on the Ross Barnett Reservoir—designed as a Traditional Neighborhood Development (TND) with a marina, town center, plaza events, a firepit, beach-entry pool, and shaded walking paths.
Lost Rabbit sits on the edge of the Ross Barnett Reservoir and is built around a simple idea: drive less, walk more, boat often. It’s a walkable neighborhood where everyday life revolves around the water, front porches, and community gathering places.
Unlike typical subdivisions, Lost Rabbit follows a Traditional Neighborhood Development approach—homes are designed for architectural character and neighborly streetscapes, while shared green spaces, trails, and the marina create a “live where you play” rhythm.
Lost Rabbit’s amenities are designed for daily use: easy water access, gathering spaces, and walkable connections throughout the “town.”
Boat, fish, kayak, paddleboard—and be on the water in minutes.
Shops, studios, offices, and a walkable “front door” to the community.
A signature waterside pool with a relaxed, resort-style vibe.
Evenings feel cinematic—especially near the marina and waterfront parks.
The town center is where Lost Rabbit feels most like a coastal village—gathering spaces, mixed-use buildings, and the marina all stacked into a walkable core.
A key differentiator is the mix of home types near the action: condos and live/work options near the marina, plus cottages and village homes nearby.
Lost Rabbit offers two common routes: purchase an available home (including condos/townhomes) or build on an available homesite with design standards that protect the neighborhood’s look and feel.
Lost Rabbit is located in Madison County, MS. School zoning can change, so verify boundaries before deciding.
Zoned schools commonly referenced for the area include:
Lost Rabbit is different enough from standard subdivisions that buyers usually have a few smart questions.
Yes—walkability is part of the Traditional Neighborhood Development concept. The marina, town center, plaza, pool, firepit, and paths are designed to be close to daily life.
You’ll find a mix: loft/condo-style options near the marina, townhomes/cottages in the village core, and larger estate or waterfront homes depending on location and lot.
Both options exist. Many buyers start by checking active listings, then compare that to available homesites if they want customization.