Bastrop, TX

My husband and I have recently discovered kayaking and are thrilled that there are so many wonderful places to kayak in Bastrop County where we live. Since we are still "beginners" we haven't kayaked the Colorado River yet but will some day soon. In the meantime we have taken our kayaks to the South Shore of Lake Bastrop which is located just off Hwy 71 between Bastrop and Paige. There is a boat ramp and small dock, rest area, restrooms, sandy beach all right there and if you don't have kayaks or canoes you can rent them there. We put in and went for a leisurely paddle down to the dam. It was an overcast day and the fish were active. There were quite a few fishermen out on the lake. We saw lots of great wildlife as we paddled along the shore line. It was a wonderful getaway from the hectic paces of every day living.

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Home in The Colony

The Colony Bastrop is a community of estate sized homes just 30 minutes southeast of Austin on Highway 71.  Here is a link to a recent video

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Home in Bastrop

A spectacular site, just minutes from the major route between Austin and Houston, Texas, on the banks of the Colorado River, and covered with majestic live oak trees, lies waiting to be discovered for someone looking for incredible value and vision. Yes, the market for golf course property is in the tank at the moment, but just around the corner lies a new day where this terrific property will explode with the expansion of Bastrop and Bastrop County.

ColoVista is an 18 hole golf course community with established amenities that could be enhanced and redeveloped by a new owner, The price is right now! I am talking about 370+ acres, 18 hole golf course, clubhouse, restaurant, tennis courts, well for the golf course water, 150+ lots ready for sale and houses, infinity pool and vistas over the Colorado that go on forever.

Give us a call and let us describe the opportunity that exists at ColoVista in Bastrop for a new owner. Come and see this little jewel called ColoVista nestled along the Colorado River just east of Bastrop and Austin, Texas,