Billy Smith Realtor

Out in the Paige area today viewing a large acerage tract and come across this eagle. This is only the second time I have seen an eagle. There have also been sightings off of Hwy 20 , towards Rockne last week. Any one else seen any eagles in this area?

DarPro just joined the growing list of folks who learned the hard way: we don’t take kindly to being pushed around.

After taking this fight head-on and elevating it to the Attorney General’s office last month, the AG is now suing DarPro for ongoing violations that put Bastrop County families at risk.

When our families are threatened, we take action and get results. Don’t mess with HD 17.

https://www.texasattorneygeneral.gov/news/releases/attorney-general-ken-paxton-sues-bastrop-factory-harming-local-residents-illegally-emitting-putrid

Upcoming listing close to Lake Travis. Newly updated home with separate guest quarters, small apartment or rental with its own entrance on bottom level. Listing for $369,000

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SOLD !! Thank you Gary & Kerry for trusting me with another sale for you guys, and for your friendship. !

219 Dunbar – $575,000 MLS # 6053411 – Discover luxurious living at 219 Dunbar RD, McDade, TX 78650, in Bastrop County, where this single-family residence presents amazing design and top-tier materials throughout. The hou...

Bastrop County 2025 March home report:

February 2025 saw 81 homes sold in Bastrop County, falling short of the expected 94 homes by 13.83% based on last month’s sales and expected monthly trend. While sales activity slowed, pricing remained steady, demonstrating resilience in home values despite shifting conditions. Total sales volume reached $31,261,125, with an average net sale price of $379,701 and a median net sale price of $354,900. The average net sale price per square foot was $190, with a median of $190, a low of $189, and a high of $305 per SF.

The City of Bastrop is updating the Bastrop Building Block (B3) Code to address concerns about its impact on residential neighborhoods. These changes aim to preserve the character and quality of our community.

Key updates include:
Focus on P2 (Rural) & P3 (Neighborhood) areas.
Adding minimum lot sizes (where none currently exist) and setbacks (to match the surrounding area).
Removing duplexes from traditionally single-family areas.

Join the conversation at upcoming public meetings:
Planning & Zoning Commission: February 17 & 24, 2025 (5 PM)
City Council Meetings: March 4 & 11, 2025 (6:30 PM)
All meetings are at the Bastrop Convention Center, 1408 Chestnut St.

To check if your property is impacted: https://bastrop.maps.arcgis.com/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=1cb7f6554c2e408a92e2b20879819540

For more information: www.cityofbastrop.org/ProtectingBastrop