28 Lost Pines Ave

Bastrop TX 78602

1934 sq. ft.

87120 sq. ft.

Single-Family

Currently for sale - view listing

Overview

Imagine winding down your day surrounded by two acres of your own private, towering pines, all while sitting just over a mile from the historic charm of Bastrop. This single-story, 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom home offers the freedom of a substantial wooded lot with absolutely no HOA restrictions. Living in this scenic pocket of Bastrop means you can enjoy peaceful country privacy without sacrificing quick access to the area's best local dining corridors and parks. The layout is designed to bring the beauty of the outdoors inside, a feature that becomes crystal clear the moment you step toward the back of the home. Here, a spectacular sunroom features a striking wall of floor-to-ceiling windows that frames panoramic, uninterrupted views of your heavily wooded backyard. This room opens effortlessly into the main living areas, which are tied together by durable tile flooring that looks like rich hardwood. The central living space features a cozy brick wood-burning fireplace, creating an inviting spot for evening conversations. Just steps away, the open-concept kitchen serves as a fantastic gathering hub, with a large central island, cooktop, stainless steel wall oven and microwave and classic open shelving. The primary suite is a quiet retreat featuring a private bathroom hidden behind a rustic wood barn door. On the other side of the home, the fourth bedroom offers incredible versatility as a home office or guest suite, complete with its own independent wall-mounted mini-split AC system and a private exterior entrance. Right nearby, an indoor laundry room adds great day-to-day utility and storage space within the homes main footprint. Outside, the property features a large detached workshop on a concrete slab—perfect for projects, or extra storage. With Highways 71, 21, and 95 all just moments away, commuting into Austin or heading to the airport is incredibly straightforward, giving you the perfect balance of local Bastrop convenience and peaceful country seclusion.