180 Coleto Trail
$323,181
Bastrop, TX
3 Bed, 2 Bath, 1740 Sqft, 0.14 Acres
Residential
Era Experts
Bastrop Real Estate
Bastrop is the Bastrop County seat, about 30 miles southeast of downtown Austin on SH 71, where the Old San Antonio Road crossed the Colorado River and the Lost Pines begin. It was laid out in 1832, seven years before Austin, and 131 buildings and sites in its downtown of brick storefronts and 19th-century houses are on the National Register of Historic Places. The homes for sale run from those historic blocks to post-war neighborhoods, pine-shaded subdivisions on large lots east of the river, newer master-planned communities on the west side, and acreage in every direction, and the SH 71 corridor between here and Austin has drawn some of the region's largest new employers in the last five years. [Read more about Bastrop...]
Bastrop Homes for Sale, $300,000 - $400,000
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132 Coleto Trail
$359,442
Bastrop, TX
3 Bed, 2 Bath, 2105 Sqft, 0.19 Acres
Residential
Era Experts
207 Wild Cat Drive
$300,000
Bastrop, TX
4 Bed, 2 Bath, 1790 Sqft, 0.17 Acres
Residential
One Stop Leasing & Prop Mgmt
133 Lake Point Way
$399,000
Bastrop, TX
3 Bed, 2 Bath, 1663 Sqft, 0.3 Acres
Residential
Kuper Sotheby's Int'l Realty
805 Haysel Street
$389,000
Bastrop, TX
3 Bed, 2 Bath, 1624 Sqft, 0.18 Acres
Residential
Compass Re Texas, Llc
149 Josie Lane
$339,000
Bastrop, TX
4 Bed, 3 Bath, 2128 Sqft, 1.78 Acres
Residential
Broker Empire Realty
280 Rimrock Court
$349,999
Bastrop, TX
3 Bed, 3 Bath, 2202 Sqft, 0.21 Acres
Residential
All City Real Estate Ltd. Co
354 Alta Vista Drive
$325,000
Bastrop, TX
3 Bed, 2 Bath, 1667 Sqft, 2.96 Acres
Residential
Pure Realty
183 Weaver Lane
$359,900
Bastrop, TX
4 Bed, 3 Bath, 1976 Sqft, 0.14 Acres
Residential
All City Real Estate Ltd. Co
106 Nandina Path
$384,900
Bastrop, TX
4 Bed, 2 Bath, 1896 Sqft, 0.18 Acres
Residential
Lgi Homes
118 Millsaps Court
$335,000
Bastrop, TX
3 Bed, 2 Bath, 1808 Sqft, 0.2 Acres
Residential
Keller Williams Realty
310 Antelope Trail
$335,000
Bastrop, TX
4 Bed, 3 Bath, 2500 Sqft, 0.16 Acres
Residential
All City Real Estate Ltd. Co
157 Tahitian Drive
$329,900
Bastrop, TX
3 Bed, 3 Bath, 1948 Sqft, 0.28 Acres
Residential
Berkshire Hathaway Tx Realty
354 Lamaloa Lane
$349,500
Bastrop, TX
3 Bed, 3 Bath, 1682 Sqft, 1.05 Acres
Residential
Berkshire Hathaway Tx Realty
242 Cody Lane
$350,000
Bastrop, TX
1 Bed, 1 Bath, 640 Sqft, 15 Acres
Residential
Venture Partners R.e.
162 Adelton Boulevard
$399,999
Bastrop, TX
4 Bed, 3 Bath, 2364 Sqft, 0.14 Acres
Residential
All City Real Estate Ltd. Co
150 Waimanalo Lane
$389,000
Bastrop, TX
4 Bed, 2 Bath, 1835 Sqft, 0.24 Acres
Residential
Farin Realty
189 Waikakaaua Drive
$343,800
Bastrop, TX
3 Bed, 2 Bath, 1526 Sqft, 0.25 Acres
Residential
All City Real Estate Ltd. Co
102 Patrick Herndon Drive
$320,000
Bastrop, TX
4 Bed, 2 Bath, 1942 Sqft, 0.16 Acres
Residential
Phillips & Associates Realty
182 Helemano Drive
$339,987
Bastrop, TX
3 Bed, 2 Bath, 1464 Sqft, 0.61 Acres
Residential
All City Real Estate Ltd. Co
105 Sweetgum Cove
$380,000
Bastrop, TX
4 Bed, 3 Bath, 2592 Sqft, 0.2 Acres
Residential
Exp Realty, Llc
116 Joseph Hawkins Lane
$339,000
Bastrop, TX
3 Bed, 2 Bath, 1666 Sqft, 0.2 Acres
Residential
All City Real Estate Ltd. Co
411 Oak Street
$349,900
Bastrop, TX
3 Bed, 2 Bath, 1649 Sqft, 0.28 Acres
Residential
All City Real Estate Ltd. Co
100 Wild Cat Drive
$389,900
Bastrop, TX
4 Bed, 3 Bath, 2472 Sqft, 0.2 Acres
Residential
All City Real Estate Ltd. Co
137 N Pohakea Drive
$369,000
Bastrop, TX
4 Bed, 2 Bath, 1878 Sqft
Residential
Real Broker, Llc
113 Lei Court
$325,000
Bastrop, TX
3 Bed, 2 Bath, 1690 Sqft, 0.2 Acres
Residential
Epique Realty Llc
133 Koele Court
$379,900
Bastrop, TX
3 Bed, 3 Bath, 1915 Sqft, 0.39 Acres
Residential
Heart Of Austin Homes
176 Whispering Pines Drive
$300,000
Bastrop, TX
3 Bed, 2 Bath, 1560 Sqft, 1 Acre
Residential
All City Real Estate Ltd. Co
330 Linden Street
$354,000
Bastrop, TX
3 Bed, 3 Bath, 2474 Sqft, 0.15 Acres
Residential
Stanberry Realtors
110 Mamalu
$399,000
Bastrop, TX
4 Bed, 3 Bath, 2180 Sqft, 0.32 Acres
Residential
Keller Williams Realty
146 Weaver Lane
$345,000
Bastrop, TX
4 Bed, 3 Bath, 2159 Sqft, 0.09 Acres
Residential
All City Real Estate Ltd. Co
157 Adelton Boulevard
$350,264
Bastrop, TX
3 Bed, 2 Bath, 2040 Sqft, 0.08 Acres
Residential
Homesusa.com
137 S Pohakea Drive
$384,999
Bastrop, TX
4 Bed, 2 Bath, 1886 Sqft, 0.24 Acres
Residential
Joe R. Stewart, Realtors
205 Driftwood Lane
$300,000
Bastrop, TX
3 Bed, 3 Bath, 2192 Sqft, 0.11 Acres
Residential
Harrison-pearson Assoc. Inc
138 Forest Lane
$349,000
Bastrop, TX
4 Bed, 4 Bath, 2435 Sqft, 2.07 Acres
Residential
All City Real Estate Ltd. Co
139 Waimanalo Drive
$365,000
Bastrop, TX
3 Bed, 2 Bath, 1702 Sqft, 0.23 Acres
Residential
Farin Realty
200 Weaver Lane
$303,529
Bastrop, TX
3 Bed, 3 Bath, 1691 Sqft, 0.08 Acres
Residential
Homesusa.com
223 Tributary Way
$315,000
Bastrop, TX
3 Bed, 2 Bath, 1535 Sqft, 0.12 Acres
Residential
Compass Re Texas, Llc
111 Rainmaker Cove
$350,000
Bastrop, TX
4 Bed, 3 Bath, 2427 Sqft, 0.15 Acres
Residential
Epique Realty Llc
149 Waimanalo Lane
$369,000
Bastrop, TX
3 Bed, 2 Bath, 1720 Sqft, 0.23 Acres
Residential
Farin Realty
104 Waimanalo Lane
$389,000
Bastrop, TX
4 Bed, 2 Bath, 1878 Sqft, 0.39 Acres
Residential
All City Real Estate Ltd. Co
140 Heleakala Drive
$389,000
Bastrop, TX
4 Bed, 2 Bath, 1820 Sqft, 0.28 Acres
Residential
All City Real Estate Ltd. Co
210 Tahitian Drive Drive
$369,000
Bastrop, TX
3 Bed, 2 Bath, 1988 Sqft, 0.23 Acres
Residential
Devora Realty
228 Baron Creek Trail
$338,000
Bastrop, TX
4 Bed, 3 Bath, 2328 Sqft, 0.14 Acres
Residential
Central Metro Realty
204 Frontera Drive
$339,690
Bastrop, TX
2 Bed, 2 Bath, 1403 Sqft, 0.21 Acres
Residential
Era Experts
373 San Juan Trail
$331,190
Bastrop, TX
4 Bed, 3 Bath, 1988 Sqft, 0.16 Acres
Residential
D.r. Horton, America's Builder
385 San Juan Trail
$332,690
Bastrop, TX
4 Bed, 2 Bath, 1772 Sqft, 0.1 Acres
Residential
D.r. Horton, America's Builder
326 George Neggan Lane
$339,690
Bastrop, TX
4 Bed, 3 Bath, 2060 Sqft, 0.11 Acres
Residential
D.r. Horton, America's Builder
Bastrop, Texas Lifestyle
Main Street and the River
Downtown Bastrop is Main Street and the grid around it, most of it rebuilt after an 1862 fire and little changed since: 131 buildings and sites went onto the National Register in 1979, the courthouse is from 1883, and the Texas Historical Commission runs its Main Street program here. It works as a real downtown, with restaurants, galleries, the opera house and the Saturday crowds, and it sits directly above the river. Fisherman's Park at the end of Farm Street is the put-in and take-out for two state paddling trails, the June Hill Pape Riverwalk runs along the bank, and the Old Iron Bridge still crosses to the east side. Most of the city's newer retail is out on the SH 71 frontage west of the river, and the Hyatt Regency Lost Pines resort in Cedar Creek has anchored the corridor since 2006.
The Outdoors
The Lost Pines are the westernmost stand of the southern pine forest, an island of loblolly in the post oak country, and Bastrop State Park is the middle of them: about 6,000 acres on the east edge of town with CCC-built cabins from the 1930s, a pool, trails and a scenic overlook. The 2011 Bastrop County Complex Fire, the most destructive wildfire in Texas history, burned more than 34,000 acres including most of the park, and the forest is fifteen years into growing back; Buescher State Park, a few miles east, is the other half of the complex. On the water, the El Camino Real Paddling Trail runs six miles from Fisherman's Park down to the Lost Pines trails at Tahitian Village, the Wilbarger Paddling Trail runs 14 miles from the FM 969 bridge at Utley into town, and Bastrop County Nature Park in Tahitian Village adds seven and a half miles of trail along the river. Lake Bastrop, northeast of town, has North Shore and South Shore parks run by the LCRA, which also runs McKinney Roughs Nature Park on SH 71 to the west, and there are three 18-hole golf courses in and around the city. Trail details are on the state's paddling trail page and the Fisherman's Park page.
New Development
The change in Bastrop since 2021 is on the west side, along SH 71 and FM 1209 toward Austin. The Boring Company arrived in 2021, SpaceX's Starlink plant opened in 2023 and has since doubled to more than a million square feet with more than a thousand employees and a state-backed semiconductor expansion under way, X moved its headquarters to FM 1209 in 2024, and a company settlement has grown up around them about ten miles northwest of downtown. A $1.4 billion data center is going up at FM 535 and Wolf Lane in Cedar Creek, and a 546-acre film studio lot on the Colorado River broke ground in April 2026.
The housing has followed. Adelton, a master-planned community on the west side of town off SH 71, opened with the school district's newest elementary campus inside it in 2025. The Colony, the utility-district community on FM 969 between Bastrop and the county line, keeps adding phases around Colony Oaks Elementary. Farther west along SH 71, the SilverLeaf neighborhood is where the district is building its tenth elementary for 2027. Closer in, Hunters Crossing, Pecan Park and Piney Creek Bend are the city's newer subdivisions, and the district itself has added three campuses since 2023 after more than a decade without one.
Schools
Bastrop is in Bastrop ISD, a two-high-school district that splits roughly east and west: the city and the country beyond it feed Bastrop High School, while the SH 71 corridor, Cedar Creek, Red Rock and Rockne feed Cedar Creek High School, and each side has two middle schools as of 2026-27. The district has opened three elementary campuses since 2023, redrew its elementary and middle school boundaries in 2025, and will draw one more zone when the tenth elementary opens in 2027, so an address bought for a specific campus today should be checked against the current map and asked about before the offer. Confirm the assignment for a specific address on the district's map rather than on a listing.
History
Spanish soldiers held a post at the river crossing as early as 1804, and Stephen F. Austin, passing through in 1821, noted the pine timber and the fish. The town was established on June 8, 1832 as the principal settlement of his Little Colony, named for the Baron de Bastrop who had helped him win his grant, called Mina from 1834 to 1837, then incorporated under the Bastrop name on December 18, 1837. Three residents signed the Texas Declaration of Independence, and the town was burned in the Runaway Scrape and rebuilt. Timber from the Lost Pines was the economy for decades, supplying Austin from 1839, and the downtown that survived the 1862 fire was rebuilt in brick. The city had 9,688 people at the 2020 census and has grown quickly since, with the county rising from about 97,000 people in 2020 to an estimated 119,000 in 2025.
For Buyers
Bastrop is a fire and river town, and both belong in the option period. The 2011 fire took more than 1,600 homes, most of them in the pine subdivisions east and north of the city, so much of what is for sale in Tahitian Village and Circle D-KC Estates dates from the rebuild, and defensible space, insurance and the property's own fire history are worth reading before an offer. On the river, floodplain status is an address-level fact; the 2015 Memorial Day flood reached the state park dam, and the Colorado has its own maps.
Carrying costs vary more than list prices suggest. Property inside the city is on city water and sewer; the pine subdivisions and the county run on wells, water supply corporations and septic in different combinations; and the newer communities on the west side sit in their own utility districts, where dues can run at more than one level. Two homes at the same price can carry different monthly obligations, and the difference is not visible in the listing. Read the median with the same care, since new construction on the west side and large-acreage sales in the county each move it in a single quarter, and acreage in the pines should be compared on buildable ground, not gross acres.
Finally, verify your own address, including against any general description like this one. School boundaries here changed in each of the last two years, city limits and utility districts do not follow the ZIP code, and both are worth confirming before you write an offer. If you would like one of our Bastrop Realtors to check a specific property against the current school, fire and floodplain maps, or to compare Bastrop with Elgin and the rest of the county, reach out and we will set up a call.
By: Jim Olenbush
Area information last updated: August 2026
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