Bastrop & Bastrop County

Historic Main Street in downtown Bastrop, Texas, with local storefronts and businesses.

Discover Bastrop & Bastrop County

From historic downtown Bastrop and the Colorado River to pine-covered neighborhoods, growing communities, and country properties throughout Bastrop County, this is where small-town character meets Central Texas opportunity.

Historic Bastrop & River Life

Explore downtown streets, local shops and restaurants, community events, and life along the Colorado River.

Neighborhoods & Growing Communities

Explore established neighborhoods, newer communities, pine-covered settings, and convenient access to Bastrop’s shopping, parks, schools, and everyday amenities.

Sunset over open acreage in Bastrop County, Texas.

Small Towns, Acreage & Country Living

Explore Elgin, Smithville, Cedar Creek, Red Rock, and the rural areas of Bastrop County for small-town living, acreage, land, and more room to breathe.

Mature trees and historic residential character in Bastrop, Texas.

Historic Character. Everyday Life.

Bastrop’s appeal goes well beyond Main Street. Mature trees, established neighborhoods, historic homes, and a slower pace give the community a character that feels increasingly rare this close to Austin.

Whether you’re drawn to an older neighborhood near downtown or simply want a place with a little more personality and room to breathe, Bastrop offers a mix of history and everyday livability.

Life Along the Colorado River

The Colorado River runs through the heart of Bastrop and adds another dimension to everyday life here. Trails, parks, kayaking, fishing, and quiet places along the water make it easy to get outside without leaving town.

Add Bastrop State Park, pine forests, and nearby open spaces, and the area offers a balance of small-town convenience and the outdoors that’s difficult to duplicate closer to Austin.

Explore Bastrop County Communities

From historic small towns to growing communities and quiet country areas, Bastrop County offers a wide range of places to call home—each with its own character, pace, and lifestyle.

Elgin

Known for its historic downtown, small-town character, and convenient access toward Austin, Elgin offers a mix of established neighborhoods, newer communities, and nearby country properties.

Smithville

Known for its historic downtown, creative character, and relaxed small-town atmosphere, Smithville offers established neighborhoods, local businesses, and access to rural properties throughout southeastern Bastrop County.

Cedar Creek

Cedar Creek offers a more rural feel with wooded properties, acreage, established homes, and convenient access to both Bastrop and Austin. It’s a strong option for buyers who want more space without feeling too far removed from everyday conveniences.

Red Rock & Rural Bastrop County

Red Rock and the surrounding rural areas of Bastrop County offer open land, ranches, acreage, and a quieter pace of life. These areas appeal to buyers looking for privacy, room to grow, and a stronger connection to the Central Texas landscape.