Résidence Unifamiliale À Bastrop

Room to breathe, and then some. This light toned-brick ranch home sits on a near-acre corner lot in Pine Hills, where there’s no HOA and the pines outnumber the neighbors. Inside: 4 bedrooms, 3 full baths, and 2,127 sq ft on one level, wrapped in warm stained pine woodwork — pine 6-panel doors, bronze hardware, crown molding, and a vaulted living room anchored by a black wood-burning insert stove with built-in display niches.

The kitchen is pure Hill Country charm: light beadboard cabinets with glass-front uppers, dark speckled granite, metallic tile backsplash, stainless double wall oven, side-by-side fridge, and a matte-black gooseneck over the farmhouse sink. Off the kitchen, a nearly 40-foot enclosed sunporch wraps you in windows and trees — with a pass-through window so the party never stops at the kitchen door.

The floor plan flexes beautifully: a mother-in-law suite with its own separate stained-glass entry door — oversized bedroom, full bath, and Mission-style sitting room — perfect for guests, multigenerational living, or a private home office.

Outside is where this one really shines: detached metal carport with parking for 8, a metal shop with an open equipment bay for the ATVs and mowers, a greenhouse/aviary, and a tiered fountain out front. In the fenced backyard, a wooden gazebo with a tin-clad roof and cupola sits tucked among mature oaks and pines — built for long evenings.

And here’s the kicker: the 0.9-acre lot to the left is also available separately — combine for roughly 1.8 acres of elbow room, minutes from Bastrop.