TBD (27 Acres) Shiloh Rd, Bastrop, TX 78602

27 Acres of open, cleared land located just 1 mile south of TX-21 and 2 miles from Hwy 71 & FM 1209 intersection at the southeast of the corner of N Gains Road and Shiloh Road (paved county maintained roads). The property is minutes from Bastrop, being in the Bastrop ETJ and Bastrop ISD, this property has so many possibilities for development, industrial use, commercial, agribusiness or investment. Currently under agriculture valuation via hay production with taxes estimated at $57/year. Unrestricted, no floodplain, no zoning. AQUA Water Feasibility Study for 33 LUEs and Fire Flow Study for Bastrop ESD#1 requirements are COMPLETED and owner willing to transfer to buyer which will save months of time! Preliminary residential development site plan can be offered to residential developer, as well! Great opportunity to turn a profit in the fast growing Eastern Bastrop county! Less than 5 miles to Elon Musks Boring Company and only 19 miles to Austin-Bergstrom International Airport.

At $1.80 million for 27 cleared acres with no floodplain and no zoning, TBD (27 Acres) Shiloh Rd stands out as a rare large-scale land play in Bastrop County. TBD (27 Acres) Shiloh Rd in Bastrop, TX 78602 is unimproved land in the Bastrop ETJ with paved county road access and a location that puts major highways, industrial growth, and future development options within easy reach.

This tract sits near the southeast corner of N Gains Road and Shiloh Road, about 1 mile south of TX-21 and roughly 2 miles from the Hwy 71 and FM 1209 intersection. That matters. Hwy 71 is the main line into Bastrop and Austin, and TX-21 gives this site strong regional access east and west. The Boring Company is less than 5 miles away, and Austin-Bergstrom International Airport is about 19 miles from the property. For buyers tracking long-term land value, those are real geographic anchors, not marketing fluff.

The numbers are straightforward. The site is priced at about $66,667 per acre, or roughly $1.53 per square foot across 27 acres. There is no existing home, so there is no bedroom, bathroom, or finished square footage count and no year built to evaluate. Instead, the value is in use flexibility. The land is currently under agricultural valuation through hay production, with taxes estimated around $57 per year. The property has been on the market for 430 days, which gives serious buyers room to study the site and underwrite the opportunity carefully.

From a development standpoint, this parcel checks several boxes that usually take time and money to solve. An AQUA Water Feasibility Study for 33 LUEs is complete, and a Fire Flow Study tied to Bastrop ESD No. 1 requirements is also complete. That can remove months from the front end of a project. A preliminary residential development site plan may also be available, which gives residential builders a head start. With no zoning restrictions stated and no floodplain, the land has clear appeal for residential, commercial, industrial, agribusiness, or hold strategies.

For families looking at the area, the property is served by Bastrop ISD, with Colony Oaks Elementary, Bastrop Middle School, and Bastrop High School. For investors, the school path adds another layer of location clarity. In eastern Bastrop County, where infrastructure, employment drivers, and land demand are all moving in the same direction, this is the kind of tract that can look even smarter five years from now.