Long before Pecan Shore was envisioned, this extraordinary property was known for something else entirely.
Nestled along the shores of what is now Lake Livingston, the land was originally part of the Stevens Dairy Farm—a working family farm that predated the creation of the lake itself. In the late 1960s, when the Trinity River was impounded to create Lake Livingston, the landscape changed, but the character of this special place endured.
Over the decades, the property passed through the hands of just two families, each serving as careful stewards of the land. Their commitment to preserving its natural beauty is evident today in every rolling hillside, mature tree and panoramic lake view.
Today, those same 36 acres represent one of the last opportunities of their kind on Lake Livingston.
With more than 1,500 feet of shoreline overlooking picturesque Pine Island, the property offers breathtaking sunrise mornings, spectacular sunset evenings and an ever-changing backdrop across one of Texas’ most beloved lakes.
More than 2,000 trees blanket the property, including magnificent heritage pecan trees that have lined the shoreline for generations. Gentle hills provide natural elevation rarely found along the lake, creating opportunities for sweeping water views while preserving the beauty of the landscape.
Reminders of the property’s rich history remain, including the original dairy farm building dating back to the 1940s—a quiet tribute to the families who cared for this land long before it became a destination for lakeside living.
Every aspect of the community has been thoughtfully planned to honor the land’s heritage while creating a boutique lakeside retreat unlike any other in the greater Houston region. From architecture that complements the natural surroundings to amenities designed to embrace the outdoors, Pecan Shore reflects a simple philosophy: the land should always remain the centerpiece.