Cedar Point
Active, mixed-housing lake community with full-time residents, weekend owners and a less formal feel than higher-end custom-home enclaves.
Overview
A large, gated Lake Livingston subdivision west of Livingston, known for relatively attainable homes and lots plus a substantial community amenity package.
Community vibe
Active, mixed-housing lake community with full-time residents, weekend owners and a less formal feel than higher-end custom-home enclaves.
Waterfront / lake access
Direct lake frontage is limited to waterfront properties, while interior owners use community ramps, piers and lake-access amenities.
Typical homes and lot sizes
Site-built and manufactured housing, compact cottages and newer homes. Many original lots are small—often about 0.05–0.2 acre—though combined lots are common.
HOA / POA
Mandatory Cedar Point POA. A recent listing reported about $31 per month, but buyers should obtain the current resale certificate and confirm assessments, transfer charges and any special assessments.
Amenities
Manned/controlled gate, pool, clubhouse, parks/playgrounds, pavilion, walking areas, fishing pond/piers and multiple boat ramps.
Distance to Livingston
Approximately 10–13 miles / about 15–20 minutes to central Livingston.
Grocery / healthcare proximity
Livingston and Onalaska are both practical service options; major grocery and hospital care are generally in Livingston, roughly 15–25 minutes away.
School district
Onalaska ISD despite the Livingston mailing address, according to current MLS/community sources. Always confirm the parcel.
Internet availability
Availability varies by section and street; check for local fiber/cable/fixed wireless at the exact address rather than relying on the 77351 ZIP code.
Utilities
Sam Houston EC commonly serves electricity in this area. Water/sewer provider and tap status vary by section/property and should be verified before buying or building.
Boat ramps / marina access
The community advertises multiple private ramps plus fishing piers; published sources vary on the exact ramp count, so PolkTX should say 'multiple' unless the POA confirms a number.
Restrictions
Gated, deed-restricted, mandatory-POA community with architectural/use controls. Verify rules for manufactured homes, RV use/storage, short-term rentals and construction by section.
What still needs checking
Medium-high; association amenities are well supported, but utility and restriction details vary by section.
Sources
Everything above traces back to these.
- www.har.com/subdivisions/cedar-point-realestate/30419 Live real-estate / MLS source
- www.kwnortheasthouston.com/subdivision/cedar-point/ Supporting source
- www.texasally.com/neighborhoods/polk/livingston/hoas/cedar-point-property-owne Supporting source
- www.redfin.com/city/32050/TX/Cedar-Point Live real-estate / MLS source
Before you buy here
Confirm the school district at the parcel level with the district itself, not from a mailing address. Get a resale certificate for any HOA or POA rather than relying on a listing. Check broadband at the specific address. For waterfront, review the survey, flood zone, elevation certificate and any dock or bulkhead permits.