Bastrop/Smithville Homes with Storage Community features

Bastrop/Smithville Homes with Storage Community features

Welcome to the enchanting region of Bastrop and Smithville, Texas – a hidden gem nestled in the heart of Bastrop County. Known for its rich history, picturesque landscapes, and vibrant community, this area offers a unique blend of small-town charm and modern conveniences. With the Colorado River winding through, residents enjoy an array of outdoor activities, from fishing and hiking to kayaking and picnicking in the lush parks that dot the landscape.

Bastrop, often referred to as the "Most Historic Small Town in Texas," boasts a delightful downtown area filled with quaint shops, local eateries, and cultural attractions. Smithville, a charming neighboring town, is famous for its friendly atmosphere and annual events that bring the community together. Whether you’re exploring the historic sites or enjoying a leisurely stroll along the river, you’ll quickly fall in love with the warm and inviting spirit of this region.

For those seeking a home that combines comfort with practicality, the Homes with Storage community features are a standout choice. Each residence is thoughtfully designed to provide ample storage solutions, ensuring that your living space remains organized and clutter-free. From spacious closets to dedicated storage rooms, these homes cater to the needs of families and individuals alike, making it easy to embrace a lifestyle of simplicity and ease.

Living in Bastrop and Smithville means not only enjoying beautiful homes but also being part of a community that values connection and quality of life. With excellent schools, friendly neighbors, and a plethora of recreational opportunities, this region is the perfect place to call home. Come discover the charm of Bastrop and Smithville – where your dream home awaits!

Newest Bastrop/Smithville Homes with Storage Community features

211 Hidden Shores Loop, Smithville
$135,000
7147673 MLS ⋅ 78957 Zip Code
This gorgeous .75-acre lot with 70' of dam-controlled, Colorado River access is a great basecamp for all kinds of adventures. The river is fairly shallow year-round, averaging shin-to-waist deep from shore to center, making it relatively reliable for recreational use—enjoy activities in the shade of the large pecan tree, or park a camping chair in the water while others wade, swim, float, fish or round collect shells from the river bottom. Optional HOA for access to the neighborhoods two parks/reserves. Reserve 1 (HOA's park) is a little more than 1 mile upstream of 211 which is prefect for a tube float down to your little slice of heaven, or if you have a longer trip in mind, you could start upstream at the WJF River access approximately 2.5 miles upstream and available for launching non-motorized boats, canoes, kayaks, or other floatable devices. For a longer trip you could continue downstream to the Loop 230 public access point or a little further downstream to Riverbend Park Access. For more ambitious adventures, drop in a kayak or canoe in Bastrop for a stunning, 4-to-6-hour ride down the Colorado River. Into fishing? ' The Lower Colorado is known for its large Guadalupe Bass: the world record (3.71 pounds) was caught in 2014 from this river. Channel Catfish are abundant. Flathead Catfish are present, but not abundant’ according to Texas Parks and Wildlife. Current owners have enjoyed this property for nearly three decades where they kept an airstream connected until 2017. All utilities were in use until that time as well. Attached documents available include the original neighborhood plat map, the original deed restrictions and the 2025 Bastrop County Flood Damage Prevention Order. Any proposed permanent building sites would have to be permitted by Bastrop County following the county requirements. Buyer to perform due diligence. Park just inside the gate or on the street; Please DO NOT DRIVE THE PROPERTY.

211 Hidden Shores Loop, Smithville

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