- USDA Smithville Texas - 100% financing eligible. Private 1 acre ranchette. 1 story. 4 sides stone. Built in 1999. 4 bedroom, 3 full bath, 2 car garage. Slab foundation. 2nd living (or study, gameroom). Dining Room. Fireplace. Utility room. Master with jetted garden tub, separate shower, double vanity. Between Bastrop and Smithville. Bluebonnet Electric, Aqua Water. DirectTV and AT&T available. Pre-Inspected. NO Deed Restrictions. Recently updated and renovated. CLICK HERE on This LINK for This LISTING     Enjoy my article above?  Check out my new FREE report entitled "11 Things You Need to Know to Pass Your Home Inspection"  which explains the 11 most important issues (most buyers and sellers don't know about) regarding the inspection. CLICK HERE to get my FREE 11 Inspection Traps Re... 03/31/2014

The Real Estate Market in the Smithville area is evolving. The market update video for the month of July will show you the numbers and statistics for Smithville. Be sure to check out our YouTube channel or visit our website to see more market update videos for Central Texas areas and to get more information about Smithville. Stats for Sold Homes in Smithville 08/27/2013

The progression of the Real Estate Market in Smithville TX is shifting. This monthly market update video will show you the June 2013 numbers for Smithville. You can view more updates with our monthly market videos for other areas in Central Texas. Check out our YouTube channel or visit our website to get more information about Smithville and surrounding Central Texas areas. Stats for Sold Homes in Smithville 07/22/2013

The Smithville Texas Real Estate Market is going through some changes. Here are the numbers for March 2013. We offer market updates such as this one monthly for various areas for central Texas. Visit our YouTube channel or visit our website to learn more about the Smithville area as well as the rest of Central Texas. Stats for Sold Homes in Smithville 04/28/2013

  Check out today's Smithville real estate update for Jan 2013. Be sure to come back next month, this Smithville market video will be updated monthly. http://www.skyrealtyaustin.com/Smithville/ 02/27/2013

Doty River Estates is a rural residential subdivsion that is located on the Colorado River side of Highway 71 just before you reach Smithville.  This small subdivision is unique as some of the homes actually have access to the Colorado River.  The roads are paved.  There are some light protective restrictions ( one of them specifies no mfg. homes ). Some of the lots are appropriate to have horses.   07/16/2012

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The Hidden Shores subdivision located a few miles outside of Smithville Texas offers a relaxed river and getaway lifestyle to landowners.  There are a few site built homes in Hidden Shores but the majority of the lot ownera are developing their properties into seasonal or year round  RV ports that have electric and telephone service, private wells, and septic systems.   Part of that river lifesyle are the two private parks that each have river access to the Colorado.  These are great parks for, picniks, fishing, or kayaking/canoeing, or just plain old relaxing!  Each park has gated and locked access.  If you are looking for property along the Colorado River in a subdivision, or just looking for waterfront property in and around the greater Austin area please contact me.  I would love to... 04/08/2011

I am ready to get my hands dirty.  I have Spring Gardening Fever!!!! and yesterday I drove through Smithville in Bastrop County to show a great rural residential property.  After my showing ( great property BTW!) as I  drove by Grandma's House on Hwy 95 and saw all the beautiful color and plants I had to stop.  This is one nice nursery!  The plants are all so happy and healthy.  Great choices for a rockin' veggie garden and oooohhhh so many lovely flowers!  There is a huge selection of fruit trees too!  I would suggest a stop at Grannys to anyone looking to get their hands dirty in their spring garden in Bastrop County!          03/19/2011

Smithville Texas has some great old homes in and around it's historic area.  The town of Smithville was established along the Colorado River in the mid 1800's and became a rail town towards the end of the century.  Now it is known as one of Texas' most film friendly towns with it's tree lined streets filled with period homes.  If you are considering the purchase of a historic or vintage home in Central Texas you should consider looking in the Smithville area.  09/08/2010

Smithville TX — Home Sales Report — 2009 Sold and Closed Homes Smithville TX — Homes For Sale Smithville TX The following is a CHART that shows details ofSOLD and CLOSED homes for 2009 in Smithville TX The following is a CHART that shows details ofSOLD and CLOSED homes for 2009,Days On Market Breakdown, in Smithville TX In Memory of George Yancy, who diedafter a rattlesnake bite in Smithville TXThursday, May 6, 2010. Please be careful! 05/09/2010

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Things have been tough here in this/our part of Central Texas with the drought!   Grasses are brown, trees are dry.  Tanks are drying up ( makes for some good fishing but not as much sport as when the tanks are full!)  People like my husband and I, who have hay fields, went thru a whole growing season last year and with out one cutting to supplement our feed program.   It is that way for all the local ranchers.  Hay is being brought in from other areas and of course the prices are escalating.  Tough on top of  tough in these economic times.  And here in Bastrop recently  we had a very large wildfire that ravaged lots of acres in the pines as well as pasture land destroying homes and businesses.  But the weatherpeople( being politically correct here!) are telling us that we will have our... 03/10/2009