For Sale · Land

Vacant Corner Lot for Sale in Bastrop

Eskew & Hasler · Bastrop, TX 78602
$160,000

A cleared, level 0.62-acre corner. Bring your plans.

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0.62Acres
27,007Sq Ft
SF-1Zoning (per City)
Zone XFlood (reported)

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The lot at a glance

114 Hasler St is a vacant, cleared 0.62-acre corner lot in Bastrop, TX 78602. The City of Bastrop zoning map shows SF-1 Single-Family Residential (buyer to verify). Listed at $160,000 by Ai Tran, 2020 Realty.

What is it?
A cleared, level, vacant corner lot for sale in Bastrop.
Where is it?
At the corner of Eskew and Hasler, Bastrop, Texas 78602, near downtown.
Lot size
0.62 acre (27,007 sq ft), per the record.
Shape
About 200 ft on Hasler and 132 to 137 ft deep, per the recorded 2004 deed and a parcel map. A survey confirms.
Zoning
SF-1 Single-Family Residential, per the City of Bastrop zoning map (October 2026). Buyers verify with the City.
Utilities
City water, sewer, electric, and gas at the street, per the record. Ask the City about fees.
Flood
Per the City record, outside the Special Flood Hazard Area (FEMA Zone X).
School district
Bastrop ISD.
Deed
Recorded 2004 general warranty deed, two tracts. No restriction named. A preliminary title search found no plat and no recorded restrictions.
List price
$160,000.
Contact
Ai Tran, 2020 Realty, 512-300-8611.

Sources: Bastrop County appraisal record and MLS record. Last updated .

The Lot

One corner. Two streets. A blank page.

This is a cleared, level 0.62-acre corner lot at Eskew and Hasler in Bastrop, near downtown.

City water, sewer, electric, and gas are reported at the street. The lot is reported to be outside the FEMA Special Flood Hazard Area. The recorded deed describes about 200 feet along Hasler Street and about 132 to 137 feet deep. A current survey is not confirmed.

With two street sides, you can picture your driveway, your plan, and your first stake in the ground. If you are a builder or an owner-builder, this is ground to design.

The City of Bastrop zoning map shows this lot as SF-1, Single-Family Residential. Before you offer, verify allowed use, ADUs, setbacks, and fees with the City. The checklist below shows what to ask.

Picture the Size

How big is 0.62 acre?

27,007 square feet. Tap to compare.

Where It Sits

Bastrop, Texas

Corner lotAt Eskew and Hasler, with two street sides to plan around.
Bastrop ISDThe county record lists Bastrop ISD.
Near downtownBuyers should check distances and drive times themselves.

The lot

HASLER ST S ESKEW ST About 200 ft About 132 ft About 137 ft About 199 ft 26,883 SQ FT per parcel map Not to scale
The shape from a parcel map and the recorded deed. The parcel map shows 26,883 sq ft. The county record shows 27,007 sq ft (0.62 acre). A survey gives the exact shape and size.

Where it sits

SH 71 / SH 21 frontage road S Eskew St Hasler St Maynard St Perkins St Colorado River The lot N ↑
A simple sketch, not to scale. Buyers should check distances to downtown Bastrop themselves.

Do Your Homework

Your due diligence checklist

Buyer and buyer's agent are responsible for checking and confirming each of these. Tick them off as you go. Your ticks stay on this device only.

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Information is believed reliable but not guaranteed. Buyer and buyer's agent must verify all data with the City of Bastrop, Bastrop County, the title company, and other sources.

Good Questions

What buyers ask

How big is the lot?

The record shows 0.62 acre, which is 27,007 sq ft. The recorded deed describes two tracts, 0.307 and 0.313 acre, with about 200 ft along Hasler Street. A parcel map shows about 132 to 137 ft deep. A current survey gives the exact numbers.

Is there a survey?

The recorded 2004 deed includes a surveyor's description. A current survey is not confirmed. Buyers should ask and order one if needed.

What is on the property?

Nothing. It is cleared, level, vacant land with no building.

Is it in a flood zone?

The City's record shows it outside the Special Flood Hazard Area (FEMA Zone X). The City also has a new floodplain map layer, so buyers who need certainty can order a flood determination.

Are utilities available?

The record shows city water, sewer, electric, and gas at the street. Buyers should ask the City about tap fees, impact fees, and capacity.

What is the zoning?

The City of Bastrop zoning map shows SF-1, Single-Family Residential. The City describes SF-1 for detached single-family homes. This is from the City's map, not a zoning letter. Ask the City's Planning and Development Department for a zoning verification letter.

Can I build more than one home or add an ADU?

SF-1 is a single-family district. ADUs and extra units are not confirmed. The City decides. Buyers and buyer's agents should ask the City before making an offer.

Can I split it into two lots?

Not confirmed. SF-1 has a 1/3-acre (14,520 sq ft) minimum lot size, and two lots would need more than this lot's 27,007 sq ft. Ask the City.

What are the setbacks and building limits?

The City's record for SF-1 lists a 30 ft front setback, 10 ft side, 20 ft on the corner street side, 30 ft rear, a 35 ft height limit, and 50% maximum impervious cover. Buyers should verify these with the City.

Are there deed restrictions or an HOA?

The recorded 2004 deed names none, and a preliminary title company search found no plat and no recorded restrictions. The deed is subject to matters of record, including mineral and royalty reservations. Your title company should confirm restrictions, easements, and mineral rights.

What are the property taxes?

About $4,233 a year at the current county value of $201,500. A new owner's bill depends on the value and use.

Can I see it?

It is vacant land, so you can view it from the street. Call or text 512-300-8611 with questions.

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