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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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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,

When I opened up the Sky Realty BASTROP office last year the previous tenant had a list of items they were selling and one of them was a 4' x 8' lighted arrow sign with a big box of numbers and letters. With the office just off of Highway 71 West (between Bastrop and Smithville ) I could not resist the purchase. The sign wasn't new by any means but it was in good shape and for the money I was pretty sure it was worth the investment.

I have had lots of fun with the sign creating ads for the new office listings as they come on board. I try to make the messages fun and informative but in a catchy way. I have also enjoyed connecting with the local community as well as with commuter traffic in other ways too. I always always post a greeting for appropriate holidays as they roll around but also try to give some "board time" to community yard sales, and fundraising events too.

This last year our county had a pretty devastating forest/grass fire and I used the sign to notify residents in the area of the status of the fire as well as using it as a great big "thank you" to all of the fire fighters who worked so hard to put the fire out. And during the dought over the summer I asked for jpeople who drove by and read the sign to honk and pray for rain. Can't tell you how many times a day I heard honks, and maybe those prayers were answered....as we got some rain over the course of the last few weeks!

This sign has help me establish a "presence" as a Bastrop Realtor since last November. I can't tell you how many people I meet when I am out and about who comment on the sign and the messages. They say ..."oh you are in that cute little office with the arrow sign on the Highway right?" And much to my delight they tell me that they check the sign on a pretty regular basis to see what I have to say. The office location on the highway is a good thing to begin with, but I seriously think that the sign has also helped to increase walk in traffic too! So like I said I think that the $200 spent was worth every penny.