120 Lake Point

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Some mornings you wake up to birdsong before your alarm goes off. That is everyday life at 120 Lake Point Way. Tucked at the end of a quiet dead-end street and backed by a greenbelt running to Hicks Lake, this property offers the kind of stillness most people drive hours to find. Mature pines frame the back patio, the fireplace goes on in the evening, and life genuinely slows down here. The neighborhood has a settled, family-friendly feel with no through traffic and longtime residents. Your weekends open up in every direction. Lake Bastrop puts 900 acres of open water minutes from your door for kayaking, fishing, and paddleboarding. Bastrop State Park offers seven miles of trails, a seasonal pool, and some of the best birding in Central Texas. Downtown has its own pull, with wood-fired pizza on outdoor patios, local barbecue, craft breweries, and a dining scene that runs from comfort food to creative seasonal cooking. Live music fills the streets most weekends and the Colorado River runs right through it all. The area is growing with real momentum. Retail and dining have expanded quickly to serve a population that grew from roughly 98,000 in 2020 to about 115,000 in 2024. Major employers have expanded here and new mixed-use developments along Highway 71 are bringing grocers, restaurants, and services online steadily. Bastrop County is among the fastest growing counties in Texas, yet it still feels nothing like a suburb. Austin is about 30 minutes away when you need it. The home fits the life. An open floor plan connects living, dining, and kitchen around a custom wood fireplace. The primary suite opens directly to the back patio so your morning coffee comes with a view of the trees. Nearly an acre includes a fenced paddock, a working chicken coop, garden space, and a large storage shed.

Some mornings you wake up to birdsong before your alarm goes off. That is everyday life at 120 Lake Point Way. Tucked at the end of a quiet dead-end street and backed by a greenbelt running to Hicks Lake, this property offers the kind of stillness most people drive hours to find. Mature pines frame the back patio, the fireplace goes on in the evening, and life genuinely slows down here. The neighborhood has a settled, family-friendly feel with no through traffic and longtime residents. Your weekends open up in every direction. Lake Bastrop puts 900 acres of open water minutes from your door for kayaking, fishing, and paddleboarding. Bastrop State Park offers seven miles of trails, a seasonal pool, and some of the best birding in Central Texas. Downtown has its own pull, with wood-fired pizza on outdoor patios, local barbecue, craft breweries, and a dining scene that runs from comfort food to creative seasonal cooking. Live music fills the streets most weekends and the Colorado River runs right through it all. The area is growing with real momentum. Retail and dining have expanded quickly to serve a population that grew from roughly 98,000 in 2020 to about 115,000 in 2024. Major employers have expanded here and new mixed-use developments along Highway 71 are bringing grocers, restaurants, and services online steadily. Bastrop County is among the fastest growing counties in Texas, yet it still feels nothing like a suburb. Austin is about 30 minutes away when you need it. The home fits the life. An open floor plan connects living, dining, and kitchen around a custom wood fireplace. The primary suite opens directly to the back patio so your morning coffee comes with a view of the trees. Nearly an acre includes a fenced paddock, a working chicken coop, garden space, and a large storage shed.

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Directions: Driving East on 1441, left on Old Firetower Rd, right on lake point way - house is at the end of the street on the right