Anahuac
Anahuac is located near the geographic center of Chambers County, at the northeast end of Trinity Bay and the south end of Lake Anahuac. It is an outdoorsman’s dream, touting abundant wildlife and beautiful waterways and estuaries. Located just southeast of the city is the Anahuac National Wildlife Refuge which is home to nearly 250 species of birds including several species of rails.
The historic town of Anahuac offers a variety of attractions like fresh or saltwater fishing, boating, bird watching, waterfowl hunting, wildlife observation, historical sites and beautiful natural surroundings.
The Texas Legislature designated the city as the “Alligator Capital of Texas” in 1989. Anahuac hosts an annual alligator festival. Each year, thousands of visitors flock to Fort Anahuac Park for a weekend of family friendly fun and entertainment.
Amenities
- Barbed-Wire Fence
- Driveway
- Electricity Connection
- Meter Pole
- Ranch Gate
- Water Meter
- Wooden Entrance
Land Use Restrictions
Building Requirement/Special Flood Hazard Area
Any home built in this area will need to be elevated accordingly with elevation certificates to verify they are built to the correct height (14ft above sea level). This can be done by either pier, piles or post. Additionally, because this is in the floodplain, Chambers County has a no-net fill policy. That means you can use earthen fill from the property by way of digging a pond. Any dirt brought onto the property from an outside source must be mitigated at a 1:1 ratio, meaning a pond must be dug equivalent to the amount of dirt brought in.
For a complete list of land use restrictions for this property in Anahuac, TX, download Exhibit B – Land Use Restrictions.
*Currently AG Exempt
