168 Butler, Onalaska, TX 77360

Irreplaceable Lakefront Real Estate – sits directly on the shores of Lake Livingston, one of the top five largest lakes in Texas at over 93,000 acres. Waterfront positions on established Texas lakes carry significant permitting and entitlement barriers, making assets of this type genuinely difficult to acquire and impossible to replicate at cost.

Proximity to Major Texas Population Centers – Located approximately one hour north of Houston and within easy driving distance of both Dallas and Austin. This positions Northshore to draw from a combined metro population representing tens of millions of potential visitors, with no competing long-distance travel required.

Embedded Upside Through Marina Reactivation – The marina infrastructure is in place but currently non-operational, representing a clear path to incremental income that is not reflected in the current revenue baseline. A new owner has the opportunity to reactivate slip rentals, boat storage, launch fees, and watercraft rentals — revenue streams directly supported by the lake setting and existing guest base — without acquiring additional land or entitlements.

Municipal Utilities – Operates on city water and city sewer. For buyers and their capital partners, municipal utility service eliminates well and septic liability, reduces operating cost variability, and meaningfully simplifies the financing and due diligence process relative to comparable RV assets on private utilities.

Diversified Revenue Profile – In-place income is generated across RV sites, cabin rentals, glamping accommodations, watercraft rentals, and ancillary amenities. The breadth of revenue channels reduces single-stream dependency and supports both nightly rate growth and longer average length of stay.

Year-Round Operating Asset – Lake Livingston generates demand across all four seasons — summer lake recreation, fall fishing, and winter snowbird long-term stays — supplemented by nearby traffic drivers including Lake Livingston State Park, Huntsville State Park, the Naskila Gaming facility at the Alabama-Coushatta Reservation, and Livingston Trade Days. The result is a consistent, multi-season occupancy profile rather than a peaked seasonal operation.