Cedar Point
Private Gated Lake Community!
On Lake Livingston, Polk County, TX

Some of The Best Country Texas has to offer!

Feel like you're on vacation ALL the time!
Great tree coverage, and gated lake community!
Perfect Paved Road Frontage!

We've all been there, wanting to "get away" from it all, well this is your chance - your moment - your opportunity to become a proud land owner! This is a great lot outside of the filth and crime of the city for you to begin your dream on. Just imagine it, your property, your house, you are the ruler of your land! No more landlords sweating you for your hard earned dollars, no more solicitors trying to sell you the "latest and greatest".

This is not your typical Texas land auction. This land has guaranteed access and a clear title. Make sure you don't find out too late that you can't get to your land or don't have a clear title!

The elevation is around 450 feet. Cedar Point residents are fortunate to enjoy about 35 inches of rainfall per year, measurable snowfall once in a blue moon (every 20 years or so) and the most wonderful fall and spring seasons one can ask for. Yes, the summers are well, hot. Daytime summers range up around 95 degrees with the days cooling down into the mid to upper 80's. Winters are relatively milder.. Freezing weather is the oddity rather than typical. Many outdoor activities can be carried on throughout most of the winter months. Aside from the summer, the weather is generally mild for the rest of the year.

Cedar point makes sure to take care of its residents as well, and the community fees are put to good use. In its most recent report of April 2007, cedar point spent about $14,000 that month alone keeping the community in top shape. Talk about commitment to it's residents!

Speaking of its residents, everyone there is SO friendly. Everyone waves and says hi, you don't have any of the standoff'ish attitude of the big cities.

Getting to the community itself is a piece of cake, it is located right off of Highway 190, just on the edge of Lake Livingston.

Some sellers say "paved road frontage", but what they may not be telling you, is that you have to go off-roading just to get to that small section of paved road. NOT the case here! The ENTIRE community has paved roads.

Texas is ALWAYS a great investment, as there is so much of it, you can still find land for much less than most other states. Land is widely known as an excellent investment. There is only so much water on the planet, so why not treat yourself to a lake community? Some economists theorize that in the not so distance future large land ownership will be only for the very wealthy.

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Boat ramp in the community to lake Livingston

Entrance of Cedar Point (I was there right around easter)
You can see the guard booth to the left of the photo.

Some houses in the community

This is taken driving down the road going across part of the lake, it's huge!

An area by some ponds for group events and such

A nice playground with basketball court

A nice place to eat in the middle of the community

Polk County

Polk County is located in the U.S. state of Texas. As of 2000, the population was 41,133. Its county seat is Livingston. Polk is named for James Knox Polk, the eleventh president of the United States.

Demographics

As of the census of 2000, there were 41,133 people, 15,119 households, and 10,915 families residing in the county. The population density was 15/km² (39/mi²). There were 21,177 housing units at an average density of 8/km² (20/mi²). The racial makeup of the county was 79.64% White, 13.17% Black or African American, 1.74% Native American, 0.38% Asian, 0.01% Pacific Islander, 3.74% from other races, and 1.32% from two or more races. 9.39% of the population were Hispanic or Latino of any race.

The Land

The county comprises 1,061 square miles, ranging in elevation from 100 to 300 feet. The land gently rolls in the north and has light-colored, loamy surfaces and deep, reddish clay subsoils. To the south the topography is more level, with acidic, sandy to loamy surfaces and deep, reddish loam or clay subsoils. Along the Trinity River the soils are dark with loamy surfaces and cracking clay subsoils. Marine deposits indicate that the region was once under the sea. Pine and hardwood forests cover much of the area, but nearly 40 percent of the county is considered prime farmland. The Neches and Trinity rivers border the county, which is drained by seven primary streams: Menard, Sally, Tombigbee, Big Sandy, Long King, Piney, and Kickapoo creeks. Lake Livingston,qv a man-made reservoir on the Trinity River, covers 82,600 acres. The average annual temperature is 67° F. Precipitation averages forty-eight inches annually, and the growing season lasts 250 days.

Weather Statistics

On average, the warmest month is July.
The highest recorded temperature was 111°F in 1980.
January is the average coolest month.
The lowest recorded temperature was 3°F in 1989.
The maximum average precipitation occurs in May.
July Averages: High of 94 and low of 71
January Averages: High of 59 and low of 36

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