Carved entirely from stone, The Lighthouse rises 128 feet at the north end of Lighthouse Pointe beside the Nueces Causeway. As travelers approach Corpus Christi on US-181, the tower announces arrival with a quiet authority—an emblem of strength, ingenuity, orientation, peace, and longevity. More than a marker, it anchors a revitalized coastal setting and identifies the new residential community that surrounds it.

Precision engineering meets old-world craft. Four-foot-thick limestone walls at the base taper to two feet at the crown, with exterior and interior walls set at complementary angles for stability. The 42-foot base transitions to a 24-foot concrete deck at the upper balcony platform. A central 20-inch steel column supports radial landings and concrete bond beams at 12-foot intervals, forming wheel-like platforms for maintenance. Random-size limestone is laid in a Tuscan mortar “smear” finish, echoing Italianesque stonework across the development. Designed in 2019 and completed in 2022, the lower level is planned as dining and special-event space for the attached restaurant, weaving the landmark into everyday coastal life.