Bastrop: search for the land around the home
This Bastrop search starts at half an acre, with asking prices up to $650,000. The featured October 5 example reports 3.262 acres. Acreage is a starting point, not proof of unrestricted or buildable land.
Featured listing snapshot
October 5 listing snapshot: 911 FM 1441, Bastrop · $490,000 · 4 bedrooms · 2.5 baths · 1,861 sq. ft.
Listing courtesy of Judah Ross, Venture Partners R.E..
Search for what matters outside
A larger lot can change the way a home works for you, but the acre count does not describe every constraint. Look at the survey, access and physical setting, and ask about restrictions and utilities before assigning a use to the land.
An example in the listing snapshot
At the October 5 snapshot, 911 FM 1441 in Bastrop was listed at $490,000. The record reports four bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, 1,861 square feet and 3.262 acres. The listing remarks describe additional space on the property, but this story does not certify a separate dwelling, rental use or subdivision potential.
Start with the exact filter
Open active residential single-family listings in Bastrop on at least half an acre, with asking prices no higher than $650,000. Results can change. Once a property catches your attention, narrow the review to that parcel rather than treating all acreage homes as interchangeable.
Want help narrowing the options? Contact Raoul Rowe, Broker-Owner and Army Veteran, at (737) 210-1690.
Methodology & Sources
Listing snapshot checked October 5, 2026. Source: Unlock MLS via MLS Grid, published through Ready Front, cross-checked against the exact source listing record. Asking price is not a sold price or a monthly-payment quote. Listing facts are source-reported and should be verified. This search uses the stated city, MLS subdivision and/or property filters; it is not a certified neighborhood boundary or a count of every available home. Listing availability and prices may change. Verify current details before making plans.
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