This bungalow cutie just turned 70 and she’s ready for her next project partner! With a wink and a whisper, she says, “Fix me up, Buttercup!” She’s been gently lived in by gentle folks who appreciated the simplicity of the layout and the serenity of the location. Pecan trees stand tall, framing the front like a natural welcome, while the Crape Myrtles on the side offer privacy and soothing shade. With empty lots flanking both sides, the property feels more expansive than its size—so enjoy that extra elbow room while it lasts!

It’s always been listed as a 2/1, but you’ll have to decide for yourself if it counts as 2 — since one can only be reached through the other! These charming, quirky historic layouts in Bastrop sure do keep everyone guessing! The central AC took its last breath a few years back, but the ductwork is still intact, ready for a future upgrade. For now, window units keep things cool. The water heater is from 2014, the roof is from who-knows-when, and a new sewer line was run from the house to the street in 2022.

There’s already a curb cut if you want more of a driveway, and there’s plenty of space behind the house for additional improvements. The house is located in the front 1/3 of the property, and the back of the shed is located about 1/2 way - that leaves a generous stretch of open green space waiting for your creative touch! If you have development ideas, book a pre-planning meeting with City of Bastrop Development Services to ensure your ideas align with the city’s guidelines.

This home is located in the Place Type P3 RESIDENTIAL - for single-family homes, duplexes and ADU’s. No more than 3 units total per lot. For the latest guidelines, head over to the city’s Development Services website. Check out the B³ Code for the code specifics and explore the B³ Pattern Book for design inspiration.

Refrigerator, Washer & Dryer, and antique hutch convey.

Come explore the North End of Bastrop, where Pecan Street lives up to its name!