902 Austin Street Bastrop, TX 78602

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Welcome to a piece of history in Downtown Bastrop! This 2260sqft home, built in 1986 includes the craftsmanship of a bygone era combined with the conveniences and materials of today. Hand stenciling on reclaimed 1X8 inch Long Leaf Pine flooring highlight the artistry of yesteryear complete with square nails. Hand hewn wood beams and 1X8 inch shiplap painted walls with haint blue ceilings adorn both the interior and exterior, meticulously painted to highlight imperfections of the wood. The interior boasts custom-built shaker cabinets in the kitchen, bathrooms, and living room, and handcrafted wainscoting in the living room. Antique doorknobs complement the original six panel doors. A recent addition includes a dining room with an office area integrated to enhance modern living. An extended island with quartz countertops, new appliances, and undercabinet lighting enhances the updated kitchen. The renovated laundry room and half bath feature tile flooring and a butler’s pantry leading to the garage. The primary bedroom features two built-in closets and a beveled glass window which gives natural light. A walk-in shower and marble countertops enhance the adjoining bathroom. Reclaimed wood stairs lead to an area overlooking the living area and a study as well as the two additional bedrooms, the first of which has shiplap walls and hand-hewn beams. Another renovation transformed the third bedroom, originally an attic, into a cozy retreat with Western Red Cedar floors milled locally. The second story bath includes quartz countertops and a walk-in shower. Exterior includes a new roof and a new gas water heater. New mini-splits help ensure customizable climate control. Spray foam insulation has recently been applied underneath the home. Outside a sprinkler system in front yard add convenience to your landscaping. This 3-bedroom, 2.5 bathroom showcase the craftsmanship and attention to detail, offering history, charm, and modern comforts in the heart of Downtown Bastrop.