2603 Pecan St, Bastrop, TX 78602

Exceptional development opportunity in the heart of Bastrop. This 10.9 acre hard-corner tract is made up of three lots and is ideally positioned inside the Bastrop city limits on N Pecan St—just one block from Highway 290 for quick regional access and strong visibility. Zoned P-4 (buyer to confirm intended use and development standards; see listing documents and City of Bastrop requirements). Multiple water and sewer taps are already on site, along with existing electric and water service, providing a strong starting point for a variety of development concepts.

The land features light tree cover and a desirable topography that slopes upward to a prominent hilltop with approximately 180-degree views overlooking Bastrop—an uncommon setting for an in-town tract. An existing 2019 manufactured home is on the property along with various outbuildings, equipment, and trailers. Seller is willing to negotiate certain personal property items in the sale; otherwise, seller will retain.

Floodplain encroaches slightly along Pecan St—see county maps and supporting exhibits. Minutes to Historic Downtown Bastrop, shopping, dining, and major employers. Bastrop County continues to experience strong growth and investment, further supporting long-term demand and development activity. All information deemed reliable but not guaranteed; buyer to independently verify zoning, utilities, taps/meters, floodplain, acreage, and any development requirements.

A 4.2045-acre in-town tract one block from Highway 290 is the kind of land opportunity Bastrop rarely offers, and 2603 Pecan St puts that advantage front and center. At 2603 Pecan St in Bastrop, Bastrop, TX 78602, the value is not tied to a house plan or finish level - it is tied to location, access, utilities, and the shape of future growth in Bastrop County.

Priced at $1.85 million, this Land - Multiple Lots (Adjacent) listing works out to roughly $440,000 per acre and has been on the market for 56 days. No residential square footage, bedroom count, bath count, or year built are published here, which is consistent with a site where the land itself drives the opportunity. What stands out is the combination of city access and development readiness. The tract sits inside Bastrop with multiple taps and existing utility service already in place, which can shorten the path from concept to execution compared with raw land on the edge of town.

The topography matters here. Instead of flat, forgettable ground, the site climbs to a stronger vantage point with broad views over Bastrop. That creates options for layout, visibility, and long-term appeal. Light tree cover gives some character without making the tract feel overgrown or hard to read. For buyers evaluating use potential, this is the type of site where road frontage, utility presence, and elevation all carry real weight. Due diligence still matters, especially on zoning, floodplain mapping along Pecan Street, and intended use, but the raw ingredients are stronger than what most in-town parcels deliver.

For daily life, the address keeps you close to Highway 290, Historic Downtown Bastrop, and the retail corridor that serves central Bastrop. You are also within easy reach of local parks and the civic core, which helps this location make sense for uses that benefit from visibility and convenience. From a school standpoint, the property is in Bastrop ISD, with Bluebonnet (Bastrop ISD) for elementary, Bastrop for middle school, and Bastrop for high school. Those are important entity signals for future buyers who care about school assignment and community context.

What is it like to own 2603 Pecan St in Bastrop? It means controlling a sizeable piece of land in Bastrop with urban access, established utility advantages, and room for a plan that looks ahead instead of back. In a market where well-located land gets harder to replace every year, this address has the kind of position that can age well with Bastrop’s next phase of growth.