1332 Fm 969, Bastrop, TX 78602

26 Unrestricted Acres | River Bluff | Ag-Exempt | Near Boring Co., Tesla & COTA-OWNER FINANCE AVAILABLE

Rare opportunity to own 26 unrestricted acres on a bluff overlooking the Colorado River. Much of the land is outside the 100-year floodplain. Ag-exempt for low taxes and future development potential. Located just 5 minutes from the Boring Company and an easy commute to downtown Austin, Tesla Gigafactory, and COTA.

Drivable access to river’s edge

Large coastal field ideal for grazing

Corrals, pole barn, outbuildings, and cross fencing included Historic home with custom cedar cabinets and hand-carved cedar countertops Some remodeling completed—ready for your finishing touches Private, scenic, and full of potential. Contact agent for additional property details and history of the home.

A 26.398-acre river bluff with direct Colorado River access is the fact that sets 1332 Fm 969 apart. At 1332 Fm 969 in the Bastrop area of Bastrop, this is not a standard country listing. It is a waterfront farm property with scale, privacy, and flexibility that is getting harder to find anywhere east of Austin.

Priced at $2.33 million, the property includes a 1978-built home with 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 1 fireplace, a pool, and a setting shaped more by land value than by square footage. The current listing does not publish interior square footage, so price per square foot is not available from the active data. What is clear is the land itself: unrestricted acreage, ag-exempt status for lower holding costs, cross fencing, corrals, a pole barn, outbuildings, and open coastal field that can support grazing or a broader long-term land strategy. Much of the acreage is reported to be outside the 100-year floodplain, which matters on riverfront land in Bastrop County.

The daily experience here is defined by room to move and proximity to major employment and entertainment anchors. The Boring Company is about 5 minutes away. Tesla Gigafactory and Circuit of the Americas are both within a practical drive, and downtown Austin is a realistic commute for buyers who want land without giving up access to the city. FM 969 is the key corridor, and that road connection is part of the value story. You are close to growth, but not in the middle of it.

For schools, 1332 Fm 969 is served by Bastrop ISD, with Bluebonnet (Bastrop ISD), Creekside, and Cedar Creek assigned in the current listing. For buyers focused on school planning, that gives this address a clear public school path tied to one of the fastest-changing parts of the greater Austin region.

The home itself appears to be partially updated, with custom cedar cabinetry and hand-carved cedar countertops already in place, while still leaving room for a buyer to finish it to their standards. That matters because the best use here may not be a polished showpiece on day one. It may be a legacy hold, a working homestead, a private retreat, or a strategic land play near some of Central Texas' biggest economic drivers. After 843 days on market, this is still the kind of Bastrop property that can make more sense with time, especially for buyers who understand how land, water, and location shape long-term value.