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At a Glance

Check Size
$100K – $1M
Stage
Pre-Seed, Seed, Series A, Series B+
Sectors
Aerospace & Defense, Digital Health, Other +2
HQ
New York, NY

About Lakehouse Ventures

Lakehouse Ventures is a New York venture capital firm that supports companies during their earliest days of business formation and launch. It writes first checks at pre-seed and follows into seed, Series A and later, and directory taxonomies record its mandate as spanning consumer, fintech, digital health, aerospace and defense and adjacent categories. John Neamonitis is its founder and general partner.

The firm's own description is narrower and more useful: a pre-seed fund investing in exceptional consumer experiences, from beloved products and brands to software and services. It makes only a handful of investments a year, a deliberate constraint for a team of three operating out of Brooklyn.

The portfolio runs to roughly 39 companies and reads as a consumer thesis executed consistently rather than opportunistically. It includes Bobbie, Billie, Smalls, Kosterina, HopWtr, Mixlab, Rhino, EdSights, Courted, Guaranteed, Keeper, Two Front and M7 Health, a mix of consumer packaged goods, direct-to-consumer brands, consumer health and the software layers underneath them.

Sector Focus

Investment Stage

Notable Portfolio Companies

BBobbie
BBillie
SSmalls
KKosterina
HHopWtr
MMixlab
RRhino
EEdSights

Fund History

Lakehouse's fund record begins with Lakehouse Venture Partners II, which filed its Form D in September 2018 against a $25 million target and closed at $17,135,000 from 60 investors following a first sale on 20 September 2018. Fund III registered in March 2021 at a $35 million target and Fund IV in November 2025 at $30 million; neither has filed the amendment that would report a final close, so their raised amounts are absent from the federal record, and no Fund I appears on EDGAR at all. Running alongside the main funds is an unusually heavy deal-by-deal program: seventeen vehicles named Lakehouse Venture Partners Strategic Opportunities I through XVII, filed between 2018 and 2025, the first of which raised $519,000 from seven investors in December 2018. That structure lets the firm concentrate reserves into individual positions without expanding fund size, consistent with its stated practice of making only a handful of investments each year. No limited partners are disclosed in any filing.

SEC Fund Filings

Vehicles filed, last 24 months
4
Latest filing

Lakehouse Ventures filed a Form D for 4 fund vehicles between Sep 26, 2024 and Sep 25, 2026.

Fund vehicleSource
Lakehouse Venture Partners Strategic Opportunities XVII, LPSEC Form D, filed
Lakehouse Venture Partners IV, LPSEC Form D, filed
Lakehouse Venture Partners Strategic Opportunities XVI, LPSEC Form D, filed
Lakehouse Venture Partners Strategic Opportunities XV, LPSEC Form D, filed

A Form D is the notice a fund files with the SEC when it raises money in a private offering. Feeder funds, parallel funds and SPVs each file their own, so the count measures filing activity, not the number of flagship funds.

Source: SEC EDGAR Form D filings for pooled investment funds, original filings only (amendments excluded). Our filing data starts Jul 1, 2024. Vehicles are matched to Lakehouse Ventures by fund name and checked against the sponsor address and named principals on each filing; offering amounts are not shown. Each “SEC Form D” link opens an EDGAR full-text search for that vehicle’s exact name, where the filing itself is listed. See every new fund filing on the Form D Radar.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What stage does Lakehouse Ventures invest at?

Lakehouse Ventures primarily invests at the Pre-Seed, Seed, Series A, Series B+ stages. This means they focus on companies that are at the earliest idea or prototype phase.

Where is Lakehouse Ventures located?

Lakehouse Ventures is headquartered in New York, NY. Many of their portfolio companies are also based in this region, though they invest across geographies.

What sectors does Lakehouse Ventures focus on?

Lakehouse Ventures focuses on investments in Aerospace & Defense, Digital Health, Other, Consumer, Fintech. Their portfolio reflects deep expertise and networks within these sectors.

What is Lakehouse Ventures's typical check size?

Lakehouse Ventures's typical investment check size ranges from $100K to $1M. Actual amounts may vary based on the stage, sector, and specific opportunity.

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