BASTROP, TEXAS. Bastrop, county seat of Bastrop County, is located in the center of the county, about thirty miles southeast of downtown Austin. The town is at the junction of State highways 71, 21, and 95, and on the Colorado River and the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad. The site was first occupied in 1804, when a fort was established at the strategic Colorado River crossing of the Old San Antonio Road and named Puesta del Colorado. The Baron de Bastrop obtained permission from the Spanish to found a German colony and selected the site in 1823, but subsequently failed to establish a settlement.
 

Pecan Street Inn
The Pecan Street Inn Bed and Breakfast is an elegant turn-of-the-century Victorian home. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is designated a City of Bastrop Landmark. Nestled under a grove of native pecan trees, the eclectically-styled Carpenter Gothic/Queen Anne has been lovingly restored over the last 15 years by innkeepers Shawn and Bill Pletsch.

website: www.pecanstreetinn.com
Telephone: 512-321-3315

 

Miller's Yellow Rose Bed and Breakfast
Nestled in the historic section of Bastrop, Texas, just 1/2 block from the Bastrop Court House is Miller's Yellow Rose Bed and Breakfast. This charming Victorian cottage bed and breakfast was  built in 1890 and designated a City of Bastrop Historical Landmark has been lovingly restored.  Miller's Yellow Rose Bed and Breakfast features a comfortable sitting porch with swing, 12-foot ceilings, hardwood floors and a half acre of grounds filled with trees and birds.

website: www.millersyellowrose.com
Telephone: 512 303 6841