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Bastrop is located in Bastrop County. Bastrop is in the Greater Austin Area. Bastrop is about 30 miles east southeast of Downtown Austin.

ABOUT BASTROP



Welcome to Bastrop, a charming gem in Central Texas.  Bastrop offers the perfect blend of small-town charm, rich history, and modern conveniences, all set against a backdrop of natural beauty. Whether you're strolling through the historic downtown, exploring the state parks, or simply enjoying a family picnic by the river, Bastrop provides a wonderful environment for families to grow, play, and thrive. Welcome to your new home!

Location and Accessibility: Nestled on the Colorado River, Bastrop is situated about 30 miles southeast of Austin, making it a viable option for those who work in the state capital but prefer a smaller-town feel. Its proximity to major highways allows for easy commutes.

Historic Charm: Bastrop's Main Street is a trip down memory lane. With its historic buildings, boutique stores, and local restaurants, the downtown area encapsulates the town's rich history and is even recognized as a Historic District on the National Register.

Natural Beauty: The area is renowned for its natural beauty, particularly the Lost Pines Forest. Bastrop State Park and Buescher State Park are excellent for family outings, offering activities like hiking, fishing, camping, and swimming. The Colorado River winds its way through Bastrop, providing opportunities for kayaking, fishing, and other water activities.

Community and Events: Bastrop has a tight-knit community spirit. Throughout the year, you'll find events that bring residents together, from the patriotic 4th of July celebrations to the festive Christmas parade and tree lighting. The city also hosts various arts and cultural events, like the First Friday Art Walk, showcasing local talent.

Amenities and Services: For its size, Bastrop boasts an impressive array of amenities. There are modern health care facilities, diverse shopping centers, a range of dining options, and quality educational institutions.

Housing: Whether you're in the market for historic homes, riverside properties, modern suburban developments, or rural expanses, Bastrop offers a diverse range of housing options that cater to various budgets and preferences.

Education: The Bastrop Independent School District serves the area and is committed to delivering quality education. Several schools, both public and private, cater to students of all ages.

Friendly Vibes: One of the things you'll notice quickly is the warmth and friendliness of the people. It's a place where neighbors greet each other by name and where community support is tangible.

NEIGHBORHOODS & COMMUNITIES

Bastrop is known for its rich history, scenic beauty, and unique character. Located southeast of Austin, it offers a mix of small-town charm with easy access to metropolitan amenities. Here's a brief overview of some neighborhoods of Bastrop:

Historic Downtown Bastrop: Downtown is filled with beautifully preserved historical buildings, downtown Bastrop exudes charm and history. The streets are lined with boutique shops, local restaurants, and galleries. The Bastrop Opera House and the Visitor Center are popular spots. Events like the First Friday Art Walk showcase the local arts scene.

Riverside Grove: This is a family-friendly suburban neighborhood with a mix of established homes and new constructions. Highlights: Proximity to Bob Bryant Park, which sits along the Colorado River, making it great for families who enjoy outdoor activities. Tahitian Village: Character: A unique residential community set amidst pine trees and the Colorado River. Homes here have varied architectural designs, from modern to classic Texas styles. It includes a golf course, nature trails, and easy river access. The hilly terrain and abundant greenery offer residents picturesque views.

Hunter's Crossing: Hunter's Crossing is a planned community with modern homes, amenities, and green spaces. It offers a suburban feel while being conveniently located. The neighborhood has a community pool, walking trails, and ponds. It's close to Bastrop High School and local shopping centers.

The Colony: The Colony is Bastrop's premiere community. It is a luxury development to the west of Bastrop. Homes here are spaciously set on large lots, offering residents privacy and a sense of community. The Colony has its own community amenities, including a swimming pool, tennis courts, and a fitness center. It's set against the backdrop of the Lost Pines Forest, providing a tranquil environment.

Pine Forest: Pine Forest is located between Tahitian Village and downtown Bastrop, Pine Forest offers a mix of home styles in a wooded setting. The area is known for its hilly terrain, giving many properties elevated views. Its location provides easy access to both natural settings and city conveniences.

Lake Bastrop Acres: Lake Bastrop Acres is close to Lake Bastrop, making it ideal for those who love fishing, boating, or simply enjoying lakeside views. Aside from proximity to the lake, it's also near Bastrop State Park, making it an excellent location for nature enthusiasts.

Bastrop, with its mix of historical charm and modern living, appeals to a variety of residents, from young families to retirees. Its neighborhoods offer a mix of scenic beauty, amenities, and community spirit. Whether you're looking for a home amidst the hustle and bustle of downtown or a quiet residence surrounded by nature, Bastrop has something to offer.

SCHOOLS



Most Bastrop students attend schools in the Bastrop ISD. To view all Bastrop ISD schools and their Great Schools Ratings click here. Some Bastrop students attend schools in the Smithville ISD. To view all Smithville ISD schools and their Great Schools Ratings click here. Other Bastrop students attend schools in the Elgin ISD. To view all Elgin ISD schools and their Great Schools Ratings click here. Here is information about Great Schools Ratings. There are many private school options in Bastrop. Please contact the School Districts for enrollment eligibility.

LOCATION



Commuting to Austin: The average commute time from Bastrop to downtown Austin is around 40 minutes. During rush hour the commute often exceeds one hour.

Proximity: Bastrop offers easy access to Austin, Buda, Central Austin, Del Valle, Downtown Austin, East Austin, Far South Austin, Georgetown, Jarrell, Kyle, La Grange, Lockart, New Braunfels, North Austin, Pflugerville, Round Rock, Round Top, San Marcos, South Austin, Taylor, The Domain, the Tesla Gigafactory and multiple Samsung Facilities including the new Taylor Semiconductor Plant.

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