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Bastrop County is southeast of Austin and is part of the Greater Austin Area.
Cedar Creek: Located along the Colorado River 12 miles west of Bastrop on TX 21, Cedar Creek is a community known for its natural beauty and outdoor recreational opportunities. It offers access to the river for boating, fishing, and water activities. Cedar Creek also features scenic landscapes, ranch-style properties, and a relaxed atmosphere, making it an appealing place for those seeking a more rural lifestyle.
PRIMARY CITIES & TOWNS

Bastrop: As the county seat, Bastrop is one of the most prominent cities in the area. It is known for its historic downtown district, featuring well-preserved 19th-century buildings, charming shops, art galleries, and restaurants. Bastrop offers a blend of small-town charm and modern amenities, making it an attractive place to live and visit.
Cedar Creek: Located along the Colorado River 12 miles west of Bastrop on TX 21, Cedar Creek is a community known for its natural beauty and outdoor recreational opportunities. It offers access to the river for boating, fishing, and water activities. Cedar Creek also features scenic landscapes, ranch-style properties, and a relaxed atmosphere, making it an appealing place for those seeking a more rural lifestyle.
Elgin: Situated in the northern part of the county about 18 miles north of Bastop on US 290, Elgin is a growing city with a rich history in agriculture and brick manufacturing. It is known as the "Sausage Capital of Texas" due to its famous barbecue sausage. Elgin offers a mix of rural and suburban living, with parks, recreational facilities, and a charming downtown area.
Paige: Located on US 290 15 miles northeast of Bastrop, Paige is a peaceful and rural community. It is known for its agricultural heritage, natural beauty, and proximity to larger towns and cities. The area offers a slower-paced lifestyle and a close connection to nature, making it an attractive place for those seeking a rural retreat.
Red Rock: About 15 miles southwest of Bastrop, Red Rock is a serene and rural community located in Bastrop County, known for its picturesque landscapes, rural charm, and proximity to outdoor recreational opportunities. It offers a peaceful escape from urban life while still providing access to nearby towns and cities for additional amenities and services.
Red Rock: About 15 miles southwest of Bastrop, Red Rock is a serene and rural community located in Bastrop County, known for its picturesque landscapes, rural charm, and proximity to outdoor recreational opportunities. It offers a peaceful escape from urban life while still providing access to nearby towns and cities for additional amenities and services.
Rosanky: Situated in the southeastern part of the county, 15 miles south of Bastrop on TX 304, Rosanky is a small unincorporated community with a serene countryside setting. It offers a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of city life and provides opportunities for outdoor activities like hiking, birdwatching, and wildlife observation.
Smithville: Located 13 miles southeast of Bastrop on TX 71, Smithville is a picturesque city known for its quaint small-town atmosphere. It gained recognition as the filming location for movies such as "Hope Floats" and "The Tree of Life." Smithville features historic homes, antique shops, local cafes, and a vibrant arts community, making it a delightful place to explore.
Smithville: Located 13 miles southeast of Bastrop on TX 71, Smithville is a picturesque city known for its quaint small-town atmosphere. It gained recognition as the filming location for movies such as "Hope Floats" and "The Tree of Life." Smithville features historic homes, antique shops, local cafes, and a vibrant arts community, making it a delightful place to explore.
PROPERTIES

Historic Southern Plantations: Nestled amidst sprawling landscapes, you'll find exquisite historic Southern plantations in Bastrop County. These grand homes feature stately columns, wraparound porches, and expansive gardens. Their elegant architecture and timeless charm transport you back to an era of refined living.
Craftsman Bungalows: Bastrop County is home to beautifully crafted bungalows that embody the Arts and Crafts movement. These cozy yet distinctive residences boast intricate woodwork, low-pitched roofs, and inviting front porches. They blend seamlessly with the natural surroundings and exude a warm and welcoming atmosphere.
Craftsman Bungalows: Bastrop County is home to beautifully crafted bungalows that embody the Arts and Crafts movement. These cozy yet distinctive residences boast intricate woodwork, low-pitched roofs, and inviting front porches. They blend seamlessly with the natural surroundings and exude a warm and welcoming atmosphere.
Hill Country Retreats: As you venture into the scenic hills of Bastrop County, you'll discover stunning retreat-style properties. These contemporary homes showcase clean lines, large windows, and open floor plans, seamlessly integrating with the natural landscape. With their expansive decks, outdoor living spaces, and panoramic views, these residences offer a perfect balance of modern design and connection to nature.
Ranch-style Estates: Bastrop County's vast open spaces provide an ideal setting for sprawling ranch-style estates. These properties feature a blend of rustic elements and luxurious amenities. From stone facades and exposed beams to gourmet kitchens and outdoor entertainment areas, these homes cater to both comfort and style, creating a seamless indoor-outdoor living experience.
Eclectic Farmhouses: A blend of old-world charm and contemporary flair, eclectic farmhouses in Bastrop County captivate with their character and personality. These homes often feature reclaimed materials, exposed brick, and rustic wood accents, creating a warm and inviting ambiance. Large kitchens, open floor plans, and expansive outdoor spaces make these farmhouses ideal for gatherings and entertaining.
Modern Farmhouses: Embracing a sleek and minimalist aesthetic, modern farmhouses in Bastrop County offer a refreshing take on rural living. These homes combine clean lines, neutral color palettes, and innovative design elements. Floor-to-ceiling windows flood the interiors with natural light, while thoughtfully designed outdoor areas provide a seamless connection to the surrounding landscape.
Waterfront Retreats: With the Colorado River flowing through the county, Bastrop County boasts exquisite waterfront properties. These homes, ranging from contemporary villas to traditional estates, offer breathtaking views and private access to the river. Expansive decks, boat docks, and outdoor entertaining areas provide ample opportunities to enjoy the tranquil water setting.
Farms and Ranches: Bastrop County is known for its diverse agricultural scene, and the county's fertile land provides ample opportunities for farming and ranching. There are numerous farms and ranches throughout the county, offering a range of agricultural activities such as livestock raising, crop cultivation, and organic farming. These properties vary in size and may include cattle ranches, horse farms, and crop farms.
Equestrian Facilities: Bastrop County is an excellent destination for equestrian enthusiasts. There are equestrian facilities, including horse stables, riding arenas, and trails, catering to various disciplines such as trail riding, Western and English riding, and horse training. Some properties in the county may feature equestrian amenities and are well-suited for horse enthusiasts.

Exotic Animal Ranches: Bastrop County is also home to exotic animal ranches where unique and non-native animal species are bred, raised, and cared for. These ranches provide educational experiences and offer opportunities to observe and interact with exotic animals, promoting wildlife conservation and appreciation.
Vineyards and Wineries: Bastrop County is part of the emerging Texas wine region, and there are vineyards and wineries in the area. The county's favorable climate and soil conditions make it suitable for grape cultivation. Some vineyards and wineries in Bastrop County offer wine tastings, tours, and events, providing visitors with a unique experience and a taste of the local wine production.
Land: Bastrop County offers a range of land options, including undeveloped land and properties with acreage. This makes the county attractive to those seeking to build their dream homes, establish agricultural operations, or invest in land for recreational purposes. The land in Bastrop County varies in terrain, from rolling hills to flat plains, offering a diverse range of possibilities for development and land use.
COMMUNITY

Community Events: Bastrop County hosts various community events and festivals throughout the year, fostering a sense of togetherness and celebration. These events include the Bastrop Patriotic Festival, the Bastrop Music Festival, the Bastrop County Fair, and other local gatherings that showcase music, arts, crafts, food, and entertainment.
Arts and Culture: The county boasts a thriving arts and cultural scene. Residents can explore local art galleries, theaters, and music venues that feature the talents of local artists, musicians, and performers. The Bastrop Opera House, for example, offers a range of theatrical productions, musical performances, and community events.
Historical Heritage: Bastrop County has a rich historical heritage, and the city of Bastrop, the county seat, is one of the oldest settlements in Texas. Residents and visitors can delve into the area's past by visiting historic sites, such as the Bastrop County Historical Society Museum and the Bastrop Historic District, which showcases well-preserved architecture from the 19th century.
ACTIVITIES

Outdoor Recreation: The county provides ample opportunities for outdoor activities for families and children. Bastrop State Park offers hiking trails, camping sites, fishing spots, and opportunities to explore the famous Lost Pines region. The Colorado River is also a popular destination for boating, kayaking, fishing, and other water-based activities.
Parks and Playgrounds: Bastrop County has several parks and playgrounds where families can spend quality time together. These spaces often feature picnic areas, walking trails, sports fields, and playground equipment to keep children active and engaged.
Youth Sports and Activities: Bastrop County has a strong focus on youth sports and activities. Families can participate in various organized sports leagues, such as soccer, baseball, softball, and basketball. Additionally, community centers and organizations offer programs and activities catering to children's interests, including art classes, music lessons, and dance workshops.
Family-Friendly Events: The county hosts family-friendly events throughout the year, such as seasonal festivals, parades, and holiday celebrations. These events often include activities and entertainment suitable for all ages, ensuring that families have opportunities to come together and create lasting memories.
SHOPPING, DINING & ENTERTAINMENT

Shopping: Bastrop County provides a mix of shopping experiences, from small local boutiques to larger retail centers. In the city of Bastrop, visitors can explore the historic downtown area, which features charming shops, antique stores, and art galleries. Additionally, there are several retail centers and malls in the county that offer a variety of national and regional retail chains, providing residents with convenient access to shopping for their everyday needs.
Dining: The county boasts a diverse culinary scene with numerous dining options. From casual diners and local cafes to upscale restaurants, residents can indulge in a wide range of cuisines, including Tex-Mex, barbecue, Southern comfort food, and international flavors. Many eateries focus on sourcing local ingredients, emphasizing the farm-to-table concept.
Entertainment: Bastrop County offers entertainment alternatives for various interests. The area hosts live music events, concerts, and theater performances, providing opportunities for cultural enrichment. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy activities such as hiking, boating, and fishing in the county's parks and rivers. The county also has movie theaters, bowling alleys, and recreational centers that offer additional entertainment options.
ECONOMY

Diverse Economy: Bastrop County has a diverse economy with various industries contributing to its growth. The agricultural sector plays a significant role, with farming and ranching activities. Manufacturing, healthcare, retail, and tourism are also key sectors in the county's economy. Additionally, the county benefits from its proximity to Austin, which offers additional employment opportunities in technology, education, and government sectors.
Major Employers: Tesla is located just to the west of Bastrop County bringing many contractors and subcontractors to the area. Bastrop County is home to several major employers that contribute to the local economy. These include government entities like the Bastrop County government and school districts, healthcare providers such as Ascension Seton and Baylor Scott & White Medical Center, manufacturing companies like Bastrop Products, and large retailers and grocery chains.
UNIVERSITIES

Bastrop County benefits from its proximity to Austin, which is home to several renowned universities and colleges. The University of Texas at Austin, St. Edward's University, Huston-Tillotson University and Austin Community College are all within reasonable commuting distance, offering a wide range of academic programs and educational opportunities for residents of Bastrop County.

HEALTHCARE

Bastrop County provides access to healthcare facilities and services to meet the community's medical needs. The county is served by hospitals such as Ascension Seton Bastrop and Baylor Scott & White Medical Center, which offer a range of specialized medical services, emergency care, and outpatient clinics. Additionally, there are various medical practices, clinics, and pharmacies throughout the county that provide primary care and specialized healthcare services.

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With close proximity to Austin, Bastrop County has access to very high qualities hospital systems including Ascension, Baylor Scott & White, St. Davids and Texas Children's and their specialty physicians and clinics. Austin has a comprehensive range of specialty and subspecialty physicians.
Bastrop County is served by 5 School Districts. This includes many highly rated schools based on Great Schools Ratings. Information about Great Schools Ratings. Please contact a specific School District for enrollment eligibility.
SCHOOLS

Bastrop County is served by 5 School Districts. This includes many highly rated schools based on Great Schools Ratings. Information about Great Schools Ratings. Please contact a specific School District for enrollment eligibility.
There are many Bastrop Private Schools.
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Bastrop, Smithville and 25+ Bastrop County Neighborhoods are on ALEX Labs’ list Best in Texas™. Get the Best in Texas™ delivered to your inbox!
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Niche gives Bastrop a "B" Overall Grade.
LOCATION
Regional Access: Bastrop County 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.
Commuting: Bastrop County has convenient access to major highways that connect it to downtown Austin. State Highway 71 is the primary route that links the county to the city. It provides a direct and efficient commute, with a travel time of approximately 30-40 minutes, depending on traffic conditions.
Major Highways & Toll Roads: Bastrop County offers easy access to major highways including I-35, US 290, State Highway 71, State Highway 21, State Highway 95, SH 130 and SH 45.
Airport Access: Bastrop County enjoys relatively close proximity to the Austin-Bergstrom International Airport, which serves as the primary airport for the Austin metropolitan area. The airport is located in southeastern Austin, approximately 25-35 miles west of Bastrop County.
Adjacent Counties: Williamson County (north), Lee County (northeast), Fayette County (southeast), Caldwell County (southwest) and Travis County (northwest.)
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