Cedar Point
Named lake subdivision
Overview
A large, gated Lake Livingston subdivision west of Livingston, with homes, lots and a community amenity package.
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. Get current dues from the association’s resale certificate.
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
Groceries are in Livingston and Onalaska. The hospital is in Livingston, about 15–25 minutes away.
School district
Onalaska ISD, despite the Livingston mailing address, per Polk Central Appraisal District tax records. Confirm the parcel with the district before you rely on it.
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, which is not established.
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.
Medium-high; association amenities are well supported, but utility and restriction details vary by section.
School district from Polk Central Appraisal District tax records (sample of parcels). Confirm the exact parcel with the district.
Before you buy here
Confirm the school district for the parcel with the district itself, not from a mailing address. Get a resale certificate from any HOA or POA. Check broadband at the specific address. For waterfront, review the survey, flood zone, elevation certificate and any dock or bulkhead permits. The Rural Buyer’s Checklist lists who to call.