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Welcome to Copano Bay, the Salt Water Fishing Capital of Texas
< I'm Len Kubiak, owner of four adajacent lots near the Copano Bay causeway lighted pier on the Texas coast featuring some of the best salt water fishing in Texas.
And the good news is that I've decided to sell one or more of these gorgeous lots on West Misty Oaks Lane for $10,000.00 per lot.
The map above shows the Texas coast line near Rockport. The Holiday Beach subdivision faces Copano Bay approximately 5 miles northeast of Rockport off Highway 35. The lots are near Aransas Pass and Padre Island and the intercoastal water canal with wonderful fishing, boating and bird watching.
The above satellite view of the Holiday Beach subdivision shows the waterways and water-front homes in the subdivision and development within the subdivision. The property address is 336 N. West Misty Oaks Lane and is located a few hundred yards from the bayfront. Copano Bay State Fishing Pier , located just to the south of the property, has been made a part of a state park with 2500 feet of lighted fishing pier on the north side and 6190 feet of lighted fishing pier on the south side. This causeway is complete with rest rooms and bait and concession stands and represents the largest lighted pier in the US and perhaps even the world.
The lots are located on the north side of West Misty Oak Lane in the Holiday Beach Subdivision (marked with the red star on the above map). Lots 336, 337, 338, and 339 are all available as a group or individually.
This beautiful fishing pier, owned by the residents of Holiday Beach, extends out into Copano Bay for fantastic fishing. The pier was completed in 2006 and is available to Holiday Beach Subdivision residents only. The pier is approximately 300 yards from the lots. At the opposite end of the property is a large swimming pool, also restricted to Holiday Beach residents and their guests.
Copano Bay State Fishing Pier , located just a short walking distance from the property, has been made a part of a state park with 2500 feet of pier on the north side and 6190 feet on the south side.
Park attractions include picnicking, saltwater fishing, boating, and swimming. The pier is equipped with restrooms,concession buildings (fishing supplies, dead and live bait, and a snack bar), a launching ramp, a lighted fishing pier, and fish-cleaning facilities. Fees are charged to those persons fishing. The boat ramp is located adjacent to the south side pier.
The park is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Note: Due to low visitation, from Labor Day until Memorial Day weekend, the north end of the Causeway Fishing Pier is lighted only on Fridays, Saturdays and Holidays. The south end of the Causeway Fishing Pier is lighted year round.
NEARBY ROCKPORT, A SLEEPY FISHING TOWN OF 10,000
The nearby Rockport area (approximately 5 miles away) has a population of about 10,000, just big enough to have good shopping and small enough to avoid traffic jams or rising taxes!
The Rockport area is well known for its excellent fishing, sailing, birding, shopping, art activities, sight seeing via boat or land, museums and festivals. With its own small airport just 4.5 miles from downtown Rockport, the Aransas County Airport provides fuel, 50 tie down spaces and hangar storage for small aircraft.
73 DEGREES IS THE AVERAGE TEMPERATURE FOR THE ROCKPORT AREA
You don't ever get too hot or cold in Rockport where
the average temperature is 73 degrees. The local economy is heavily dependent on the fishing industry.
The beauty of the area is striking.And a bird lover's paradise.
In Rockport, the fishing is good year round.
Bay fishing includes fishing for redfish, drum, speckled trout, flounder. Offshore fishing includes shark (Black-Tip, Bull, Hamerhead, Tiger, Mako, Sandbar, Nurse), Grouper, Kingfish, Mackerel, Blue and Whire Marlin, Blue Runners, Sailfish, Red Snapper, Lane Snapper, Tarpon, Yellowfin Tuna, and Bluefin Tuna.
Rockport, Texas, also called the Texas Riviera is a slow paced fishing town where the subtropical climate is perennially mild. Brimming with art galleries and things to do, it's the kind of place where you need not hurry--the beauty is all around you and isn't going anywhere. Rockport-Fulton is a mix of wonderful job opportunities, several housing options, and endless recreational possibilities. "America's Best Places to Retire" recognizes Rockport-Fulton as being among the top retirement spots in the nation.
Rockport-Fulton is also a cultural nucleus of art and history and features numerous galleries, museums and historic homes. Some 200+ artists live in the Rockport area year-round, and the many more who visit seasonally. A stroll down Austin Street gives you a glimpse of the city's artistry and past. Also, Corpus Christi is only 30 miles away, and Rockport's residents can enjoy its many attractions, including the Art Center, the Museum of Science and History, and the symphony.
Rockport real treasure, is its vast recreational opportunities-- from deep-sea fishing to golfing, water skiing, and more fishing. This small town also summons bird watchers from all over the world to visit the famed Aransas National Wildlife Refuge, home of the endangered, migrating whooping crane and other wildlife species. The city's parks are another real draw. Goose Island State Park is the home of the "Big Tree," perhaps the most famous oak tree in the world, estimated to be over 1,000 years old. Padre National Seashore extends southward for 113 miles of secluded natural splendor.
Locals work in everything from the arts, tourism and sport-fishing, outfitting to offshore oil rigging. Others make the half-hour commute to take advantage of Corpus Christi's diverse economy, while enjoying a home in Rockport-Fulton's scenic, laid-back ambience. This lovely little resort town offers a high quality of life in a prime location.
HISTORY OF THE ROCKPORT AREA
1865: Development of Rockport began right after the Civil War as a cattle processing and shipping port.
1867: Col. George Ware Fulton, namesake of Fulton, Texas, returns from Maryland
1870: Rockport incorporated as a town
1871: the year Aransas County was demarked from Refugio County
1880s: boat building and fishing industries develop
1886: The San Antonio and Aransas Pass Railway arrives
1890: The First National Bank of Aransas Pass opens - town gets electric lights.
1914: Population 1,382
1919: Hurricane nearly obliterates Rockport
1920s: Shrimp industry develops
1935: Harbors built at Rockport and Fulton
WWII: shipyard established in 1941 built submarine-chasing speedboats.
Present: Fishing, shrimp and tourism remain the town's major economic factors.
HOLIDAY BEACH RESTRICTIONS
That National Resort Properties, Inc., and Copano Land Company, Texas corporations, the owners of Holiday Beach, as shown by the plat thereof duly recorded in the Plat Records of Aransas County, Texas, do hereby acknowledge, declare and adopt the following restrictions, which are hereby impressed on all of said property, and these restrictions and covenants shall run with the land:
1. Except on those lots designated as commercial lots on the aforesaid plat, no building shall be erected or maintained on any lot in said subdivision other than a private residence and a private garage for the sole use of the owner or occupant.
2. No old, used, existing building or structure of any kind and no part of an old, used, existing building, or structure shall be moved onto, placed on, or permitted to remain on any lot. All construction is to be of new material.
3. Each residence shall have a minimum floor area of 500 square feet for off-shore lots and 750 square feet for water-front lots, exclusive of porches, stoops, open or closed carports, patios or garages.
4. No building shall be erected, placed or altered on any lot until the construction plans and specifications and a plan showing the location of the structure have been approved by the Architectural Control Committee as to harmony of external design with existing structures and as to location with respect to topography and finish grade elevation.
5. The Architectural Control Committee is composed of three (3) members appointed by the undersigned for the betterment and improvement of the subdivision.
6. No fence shall be permitted to extend nearer to the street than the minimum set-back line hereinafter provided.
7. No residential structure shall be located nearer to the front lot line than 20 feet, or nearer to the side street line than 10 feet, or nearer to the side lot line than 6 feet. "Side lot line" as used in this paragraph, in respect to any two or more contiguous whole and/or fractional lots owned by (and/or under a contract to be conveyed by National Resort Properties, Inc., and Copano Land Company to) the same person or persons, shall mean each and/or either of the two outermost side lot lines considering said contiguous whole and/or fractional lots as one lot, if the combined width of said contiguous whole and/or fractional lots is at least 50 feet at the widest portion thereof.
8. No animals or birds, other than household pets shall be kept on any lot.
9. No outbuilding or basement erected on any lot shall at any time be used as a dwelling, temporarily or permanently, nor shall any house trailer or shack be placed on any lot, nor shall any residence of a temporary character be permitted.
10. Easements are reserved along and within 6 feet of the front lines and side lines of all lots in this subdivision for the construction and perpetual maintenance of conduits, poles, wires and fixtures for electric lights, telephones, water mains, sanitary and storm sewers, road drains and other public and quasi-public utilities and to trim any trees which at any time may interfere or threaten to interfere with the maintenance of such lines, with right of ingress to and egress from across said premises to employees of said utilities. Subject to the provisions of the next sentence hereof, said easement to also extend along any owner�s front lot line and to the side lines of all lots in case of fractional lots. "Side lines of all lots" as used in this paragraph, in respect to any two or more contiguous whole and/or fractional lots owned by (and/or under a contract to be conveyed by national Resort Properties, Inc., and Copano Land Company to) the same person or persons, shall mean each and/or either of the two outermost side lot lines considering said contiguous whole and or fractional lots as one lot, if the combined width of said contiguous whole and/or fractional lots is at least 50 feet at the widest portion thereof. It is understood and agreed that it shall not be considered a violation of the Provisions of the easement if wires or cables carried by such pole lines pass over some portion of said lots not within the 6 foot wide strip as long as such lines do not hinder the construction of buildings on any lots in this subdivision.
11. No outside toilet or privy shall be erected or maintained in the subdivision. All sanitary plumbing shall conform with the minimum requirements of the Health Department of Aransas County and the State of Texas.
12. An assessment of $10.00 per lot per year shall run against each lot in said subdivision for the maintenance of the park areas designated on the plat of such subdivision. Such assessment shall be and is hereby secured by a lien on each lot respectively and shall be payable to National Resort Properties, Inc., and Copano Land Company beginning one year after the date of the sales contract or deed of conveyance, whichever is sooner, covering each lot in the subdivision, at which date said lien shall conclusively be deemed to have attached, and there shall be no lien securing said assessment until the expiration of said one-year period. Said assessment lien shall be junior and subordinate to any lien which may be placed on any lot or any portion of any lot as security for any interim construction loan and/or any permanent loan for financing improvements on said lot and/or any purchase money loan for any lot on which a dwelling or building complying with these restrictions has theretofore been constructed. National Resort Properties, Inc., and Copano Land company shall have the option at any time of assigning to a third party the right to receive said assessments, whereupon National Resort Properties, Inc., and Copano Land Company shall have no obligation to maintain the park areas.
13. If the owner of any lot in said subdivision, or any other person, shall violate any of the covenants herein, it shall be lawful for any other person or persons owning any real property situated in said subdivision to prosecute any proceedings at law or in equity against the person or persons violating or attempting to violate any such covenant and either to prevent him or them from so doing or to recover damages or other dues for such violation.
14. Invalidation of any one or more of these covenants and restrictions by judgment of any court shall in nowise affect any of the other covenants, restrictions and provisions herein contained, which shall remain in full force and effect.
EXCEPTIONS TO THE ABOVE RESTRICTIONS
Note: In addition to the above restrictions, the following paragraph is included under number 10 of the subdivision restrictions under the below listed sections:
The undersigned and/or their assigns may, on any lot and/or lots, construct, maintain, use, and allow to be used by others, parks, swimming pools, playgrounds, community center buildings, and the like. The undersigned and/or their designees may, upon any part of any lot and/or lots, erect, maintain, operate and use, water wells and related pumping, storage, operations, and maintenance facilities, and numbered paragraph 2 hereof shall not apply thereto."
2. No old, used, existing building or structure of any kind and no part of an old, used, existing building, or structure shall be moved onto, placed on, or permitted to remain on any lot. All construction is to be of new material.
Thanks, and give me a call if interested.
Len Kubiak
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