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$214,000
1987462 MLS 78602 Zip Code
Owner Financing Available – Heavily Wooded 2.47-Acre Tract Near Bastrop! Nestled in the desirable Deloya subdivision, this serene 2.47-acre heavily wooded lot offers the perfect blend of privacy and convenience. Ideally located near Bastrop and Hwy 71, it provides an easy commute to Austin while maintaining a peaceful, rural setting. With owner financing available, a low tax rate of 1.55%, and no HOA, this property is perfect for building your dream home, a weekend retreat, or as a smart investment in rapidly growing Bastrop County. The lot is served by Bastrop ISD, ensuring access to local schools, and utilities are nearby, ready for development. Don’t miss this rare opportunity to own a slice of tranquility with excellent access to city amenities!

TBD Shiloh Rd, Bastrop

$6,975,000
6976698 MLS 78602 Zip Code
Located in the Adelton master-planned community in Bastrop, Texas, where there are approvals for over 50 acres of parkland, a robust trail system and 150,000 sf of commercial space within. With frontage along three roads, this approx. 14.252 acre tract is an ideal Multi-Family Development Site only minutes to downtown Bastrop and approximately 30 minutes to downtown Austin. Utilities: Water and Wastewater – West Bastrop Village MUD, Electricity – Bluebonnet Electric, Gas – CenterPoint Energy, Internet – AT&T High-Speed Fiber at 1 GIG speed. No portion of the Property lies within the FEMA 100-year floodplain. If you're looking for a prime multi-family site in a growing, amenity-rich community, this one is worth a closer look!

TBD Fm20, Bastrop

$9,695,070
9963138 MLS 78946 Zip Code
Incredibly rare find with 979.3 +/- picturesque acres in Lee County! This ranch offers year-round recreational enjoyment including stocked ponds for angling and optimal habitat for deer, ducks, hogs, or predators. The 8+ surface ponds that are spread throughout the property and Nails Creek that meanders throughout the middle add tons of character. What makes this ranch so unique is that it offers a variety of mixed-use habitats combining not only recreational enjoyment, but open pastures for cattle or horses, hunting and wildlife management opportunities, multiple water features, dense wooded areas, and unlimited building sites with dynamic views. Native and improved grasses are prevalent throughout. The soil primarily consists of clay and sandy soil. There is a metal building near the two largest ponds that includes a garage/storage area. No minerals. Ag Exemption. If you're looking for a legacy ranch with unlimited potential and enjoyment, you won't want to miss this one!

County Road 119, Ledbetter