Lake Views & Spacious Living - 30 K-1 Subdivision, Ogallala, NE Enjoy the best of Lake McConaughey living in this spacious 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home with over 3,000 sq ft of well-designed living space. Whether you're looking for a full-time residence or the perfect weekend getaway, this property offers comfort, space, and unbeatable proximity to the lake.You'll love the large yard with mature trees, providing shade and privacy, plus plenty of room to relax or entertain. The home has been thoughtfully updated with a new HVAC system and a professionally engineered and installed septic system, giving peace of mind and modern efficiency. Take in gorgeous lake views from your windows and enjoy being just minutes from the water's edge. Bring the family, bring your friends-this home is built to share and enjoy. Highlights: 3 Bedrooms | 2 Bathrooms Over 3,000 sq ft of living space Lake McConaughey views New HVAC & septic system Mature trees and landscaped yard Ideal for full-time living or vacation retreat Schedule your private tour today and experience lake living at its finest! Nestled in Keith County, just eight miles northeast of Ogallala, 30 K-1 overlooks Lake McConaughy-known locally as *Lake Mac.....Nebraska's largest reservoir. Stretching over 30,000 acres, the lake spans 22 miles long, 4 miles wide, and reaches depths of up to 142 feet near Kingsley Dam. This vast outdoor destination is renowned for its excellent fishing, hunting opportunities, and a wide range of water sports and recreational activities, both on Lake McConaughy and nearby Lake Ogallala. Fishing at Lake Mac is a year-round attraction. Anglers come in pursuit of trophy-size walleye, wiper, white bass, smallmouth bass, northern pike, and catfish. Spring brings the best walleye fishing, especially around spawning areas, while summer sees strong bass and wiper action near rocky points and drop-offs. Winter fishing also draws enthusiasts, particularly around Martin Bay. Just below Kingsley Dam, Lake Ogallala offers a cooler, quieter option with excellent trout fishing-rainbow, cutbow, and tiger trout are commonly caught, along with yellow perch. There are several boat ramps, fish cleaning stations at key locations like Martin Bay and Otter Creek, and amenities such as restrooms, picnic areas, and playgrounds to enhance the experience. Fishing licenses are required, and non-resident boaters must also purchase an aquatic invasive species decal. In the fall, the area transforms into a haven for hunters. Waterfowl hunting is especially popular, with the Clear Creek Waterfowl Management Area offering controlled blind access for goose and duck hunting. After Labor Day, upland hunting opens up throughout the state recreation area, with game including deer, turkey, dove, and pheasant. Birdwatchers also flock to the region, as over 320 species of birds pass through or reside in the area, including bald eagles and sandhill cranes. Lake Mac is also a prime destination for boating and water sports. Visitors enjoy windsurfing, jet-skiing, parasailing, water-skiing, and tubing across the expansive reservoir. Big Mac Marina and other providers offer rentals and supplies. For a slower pace, kayaking and canoeing are perfect ways to explore the shoreline and coves-particularly peaceful in the early mornings. Beginners often launch from Martin Bay or the docks at Lake Ogallala. The lake's soft white-sand beaches attract campers and swimmers alike. There's also scuba diving, beach camping, hiking trails, and an archery range. In winter, you'll find ice-boating, eagle watching, and cold-weather camping opportunities. The area is managed to support year-round enjoyment. Beyond the lake, the region offers several nearby attractions, including Ash Hollow State Historical Park, Crescent Lake National Wildlife Refuge, and the town of Ogallala, where you'll find dining, golf, museums, and cultural sites. Spring is known for walleye and wiper spawning activity, as well as catfish and turke