429 Foothill Road , Bastrop, TX 78602(Bastrop County)

This gorgeous property consists of 100 acres with 3 natural ponds. The land has gently rolling meadow connected by paved roads and the ponds do have fish, along with turtles for the kids to catch. If you have horses and/or cattle this is the place for them. The ranch is a full working horse facility with lighted outdoor arena, round pen and 2 horse barns and 1 hay barn. There are many outdoor pens with sheds for your horses too. The 2,400 sq ft home was custom built in 1996 and is supplied by an onsite well. There are a total of 5 dwellings, the main home and 4 rental mobile homes (income of $2075/month). The water is always usually cool and very refreshing for those hot Texas days. The soil is a sandy loam and there are plenty of Pines and Oaks for your livestock to stand under or for you to picnic near.

The soil has virtually no rocks. Perfect for horses, cattle, or exotic game. While most of the rolling hills are cleared, there are still some wooded areas that provide sanctuary for wildlife. The property includes a 2400 sq foot home, 22 horse stalls with tack room, wash room and living quarters, 10 cattle and horse pens, large lighted arena with round pens, pole barn for hay storage, and several paved roads that allow easy access to the entire ranch.

While there are no flood plain areas on the ranch, there is a creek that runs through the property and provides natural water to the 3 ponds. This is a natural habitat for deer and other game.

The Bow and Arrow Ranch is a must see for the person looking for a secluded place to enjoy nature! The ranch is surrounded on three sides by 100+ acre ranches and is completely fenced (5-wire barbed wire) for cattle. A 135-acre ranch that backs up to the property is also for sale at this time. The owner of this property also owns another 94 acres which is also for sale at less than $6,000 per acre.

Come experience the beauty of Bastrop, the home of the lost pines of Texas. Bastrop is experiencing a new surge in growth because of its proximity to Austin and the new Austin Bergstrom International Airport. However, it has retained much of its historic character, and recently earned the title "Most Historic Small Town in Texas" from a national research group. More than 130 properties are listed in the National Register of Historic Places as part of a Multiple Resource Area. To learn more about Bastrop visit the City of Bastrop's Website at

cityofbastrop.org