Cedar Creek, TX 78612 (Bastrop County)
About this property
Seven miles from SpaceX, Starlink, and The Boring Company. Twenty-two from the Tesla Gigafactory. If you're moving to the Bastrop corridor and want real land instead of a tract-home lot, this is the one. Expansive 3.56 private acres at the end of a cul-de-sac, with a pond, mature oak trees, garden space, and trails to the back. The owner already ran underground electric and water to the rear of the property, so you can add a cabin, guest house, or shop without starting from zero. Rental income, room for in-laws, RV hookup, or a studio in the trees. Up to you! Inside, 3,174 square feet built around flexibility: two primary suites and a true in-law floor plan for multigenerational living or house-hacking. Open living, kitchen, and dining with granite, an island, and vaulted ceilings. A climate-controlled art studio with its own half bath. Upstairs adds a second living area, two more bedrooms, and a full bath. Masonry columns and a circular drive out front, ten parking spots for trucks and an RV, a two-car garage, above-ground pool, covered deck, dog run, and playground out back. Public water, septic replaced in 2024, and gigabit fiber for remote work. HOA is just $60 a year. This corridor isn't making any more land!
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About the Area
137 Wamel Way is located in Cedar Creek, Texas, in Bastrop County. Bastrop County sits at the eastern edge of the Texas Hill Country transition zone, blending the Lost Pines forest, an isolated stand of loblolly pines separated from the East Texas Piney Woods by 100 miles, with open ranch land and the growing spillover of the Austin metro.
The Colorado River flows through the county, and the Lost Pines ecosystem creates a uniquely lush landscape unusual for Central Texas. Bastrop State Park preserves thousands of acres of pine forest that survived and recovered from the devastating 2011 wildfires.
Cedar Creek had an estimated population of 4,026 as of 2023. The 78612 zip code has a median household income of $90,925, a median home value of $239,100, and a median age of 30.5. The average household size is 3.46 people.
Bastrop County is one of the fastest-growing counties in Texas, driven by Austin metro expansion, the Tesla Gigafactory nearby, and SpaceX's Starbase proximity. Agriculture, timber, and tourism coexist with rapid residential and commercial development.
Demographic data sourced from the U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates (2023).
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