375 Colorado Dr, Cedar Creek, TX 78612

Welcome to beautiful 375 Colorado Drive in the equestrian community of River Crossing, set on just over seven acres of scenic Central Texas land. The home features an inviting front porch and a recent metal roof. All bedrooms are located on the main level, including a dedicated study with a fireplace—ideal for working from home. The spacious primary suite offers a bonus sitting area perfectly positioned to enjoy peaceful views of the surrounding property. The front secondary bedrooms share a Jack-and-Jill bath, while a separate in-law suite on the opposite side of the home provides added privacy. Upstairs, you’ll find approximately 400 square feet of bonus living space with a full bathroom, ideal for additional living, entertaining, or the option to add a kitchenette. Designed for both everyday living and entertaining, the open floor plan connects the dining area, kitchen, and living room, which features a cozy fireplace. The home offers three dining options, including two within the kitchen area, making it perfect for gatherings of all sizes. Step outside to an entertainer’s dream with a swimming pool and connected hot tub, complemented by a pavilion featuring an outdoor kitchen, fireplace, and space for a TV—ideal for enjoying the outdoors year-round. The property also includes two outbuildings: a workshop approximately 1,920 square feet and a 567-square-foot barn. Nestled between Austin and Bastrop and located just off the Colorado River, River Crossing residents enjoy a nature-focused lifestyle with private river access, parks, and trails for walking or horseback riding. This property offers a convenient commute to downtown Austin, Austin-Bergstrom International Airport, Tesla, and the charm of Bastrop—combining space, privacy, and location in one exceptional setting.

A 7.448 acre homesite is the defining advantage at 375 Colorado Dr, especially paired with a 4,257 square foot single-family residence in Cedar Creek at $1.27M, or about $300 per square foot. In Cedar Creek, within Bastrop County, this is a scale play as much as a house purchase. The property sits in Bastrop ISD, with Bluebonnet Elementary, Creekside Middle, and Cedar Creek High anchoring the school path.

Built in 2006, the layout solves for flexibility in a way many acreage properties do not. All bedrooms are on the main level, which keeps day to day living efficient, while a separate upstairs bonus area of roughly 400 square feet with a full bath adds useful overflow space for guests, work, or additional living. The plan also separates household functions well. Front secondary bedrooms share a Jack-and-Jill bath, an in-law suite sits apart for privacy, and the primary suite includes its own sitting area oriented toward the land. A dedicated study with a fireplace gives the home a true work-from-home room rather than borrowed square footage.

The core living spaces are designed around connection and capacity. The dining area, kitchen, and living room run together in an open arrangement, and the home includes three fireplaces overall, which matters in a house of this size because it creates distinct gathering zones instead of relying on one oversized great room to do everything. Three dining options, including two within the kitchen area, support both routine family use and larger groups. A 3-car garage adds practical storage for an acreage setting.

Outside, the improvements push the property beyond a standard rural homesite. The pool and connected hot tub create a dedicated recreation zone, and the pavilion with an outdoor kitchen, fireplace, and TV space makes the exterior square footage count as usable living area. Two additional structures strengthen the utility profile: an approximately 1,920 square foot workshop and a 567 square foot barn. In Cedar Creek, where land use and privacy drive buyer decisions, those structures are meaningful assets, not side notes.

With 90 days on market, buyers have time to evaluate this property on the right terms: acreage, building footprint, auxiliary improvements, and school alignment. For a purchaser who wants a Bastrop County property with room to live, work, host, and hold long term, this is the kind of asset that stays relevant because the land and infrastructure are already in place.