In the 12 months to October 2026, 21 properties of 10 to 100 acres sold around Bastrop at a median $635,000, or $40,844 an acre.
The median sale of 10 to 100 acres around Bastrop was $40,844 an acre over the 12 months to October 2026, across 21 sales. Improved ranches with a house sell for more per acre than raw land.
The median Bastrop sale of 10 to 100 acres closed at $635,000 for a median 14.7 acres. The spread is wide because the figure mixes raw land with improved ranches.
A median 127 days to go under contract over the last 12 months, against 102 days for all ranch sales within 100 miles of Austin.
Yes, on average. They closed at 84.6% of the first asking price. The first price matters: overpriced ranches sit and then sell further below it.
31 properties of 10 to 100 acres are listed around Bastrop, at a median $30,242 an acre. 11 have reduced their price.
The median price per acre is down 5% from $43,192 the year before. Year-to-year medians on a few dozen sales move with the mix of what sold, so read the direction more than the exact percentage.
By price per acre, Bastrop is number 11 of 28 Central Texas ranch towns on our report. The full table is on the Ranchidential ranch market report.
6 of the last 21 sales around Bastrop were marketed with hunting improvements or a wildlife exemption.
The ranches that sold around Bastrop averaged about 27 miles from downtown Austin in a straight line.
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