Bastrop Texas
Bastrop is the county seat of Bastrop County. Located about thirty miles southeast of downtown Austin TX. and 20 minutes from ABIA.It sits on the Colorado River and at the junction of State highways 71, 21, and 95. There is a wide variety of real estate inand around Bastrop. There are new homes and stately older homes. You can find small or large ranches with or without homes on them. There is real estate for grazing or real estate with oak, elm and pine trees. The area landscape is as varied as it is beautiful. Bastrop ISD, 1 high school, 2 middle,2 intermidiate,6 elementary schools and an alternative high school. It is one of the fastest growing districts in central Texas and includes the communities of Bastrop, Cedar Creek, Red Rock, Rockne, Paige and vast rural areas of Bastrop County. With its close proximity to Austin, Bastrop is ready for growth and activity. With the expansion of highway 71,new local businesses and restaurants, motels, hotels and bed and breakfast inns as well as superstores mark both sides of the highway and in the midst of all this growth Bastrop, TX has managed to preserve it's heritage and historical charm.
Bastrop area ammenities.
Bastrop claims four 18 hole golf courses and communities within a few minutes of town. You can enjoy great fishing and camping at Lake Bastrop or at one of the two State Parks in Bastrop County. Bastrop State Park in Bastrop or Buescher State Park in Smithville. There are local parks, including a walking trail that begins at Fisherman’s Park and continues to the other end of downtown Bastrop. Bastrop has maintained it's historical beauty including one of the oldest Opera Houses in Texas.