Just Northeast of Bastrop you will find one of the most diverse ecosystems where the Lost Pines converge with the Post Oak Savannah. This area is known for its towering pine trees but also boasts century old live oaks, pin oaks and the occasional sycamore. This 113 acres features approximately 3000’ of Gravelly Creek which has multiple spring fed pockets throughout the year. Travelling this creek bed one will find whitetail, rio grande turkey, hogs, grey fox and other native species. With almost 70’ of elevation changes, there are multiple vantage points overlooking the native pasture for your weekend retreat or your primary residence. There is currently a solar powered water well which fills a 2500 gallon storage tank, water trough and overflows into the creek. This property is AG exempt and the cattle lease can be continued. Paved road frontage on South Old Potato Road. Please check out the YouTube video