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Austin Village
1 - 2 Beds
601 S Sassafras St, Bastrop, LA 71220
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Austin Village
1 - 2 Beds
601 S Sassafras St, Bastrop, LA 71220
$2,800 per month
276 W Pine Ave, Bastrop, LA 71220
Property Id: 2186482Beautiful partially furnished 2/1 cottage. Totally renovated space perfect for a small family or single professional.
$3,000 per month
263 W Pine Ave, Bastrop, LA 71220
Property Id: 2389810Totally newly renovated 4/2. Large yard. Can be rented furnished if needed - please ask. Perfect for Meta AI Data Center workers in Rayville/Holly Ridge in Richland Parish. Solar Farm Workers.
$1,095 per month
208 St John St, Bastrop, LA 71220
Property Id: 2192426Step back in time at Mae-Lou’s Shotgun House, a cozy 1940s classic in the heart of Bastrop. Simple and charming, this little home carries small-town character, just across from the “quiet neighbors” of the St. John Cemetery. Perfect renovated 2/1 double barrel shotgun house.
$1,100 per month
410 E Madison Ave, Bastrop, LA 71220
Property Id: 2430058Looking for a path to homeownership but having trouble qualifying with the bank? This Rent-to-Own program could be your opportunity to become a homeowner.This spacious home offers over 2,400 sq ft of living space and sits on a large lot in a convenient Bastrop location.New pictures coming soon!The home is currently being updated and will
Bastrop, located in northeast Louisiana about 20 miles from Monroe, is a small city with a population of around 10,000. Known for its affordability, Bastrop offers a range of housing options, including ranch and Craftsman-style homes, with a median home price of $115,000. This affordability attracts commuters working in Monroe and retirees. Despite the closure of the International Paper Company mill in 2008, employment opportunities remain with Drax Biomass and DG Foods operating nearby, along with several trucking companies. Morehouse General Hospital also provides healthcare services and jobs. Education options include Morehouse Parish Public Schools and Beekman Charter School, with additional learning opportunities at Louisiana Delta Community College. Outdoor activities are plentiful, with Chemin-A-Haut State Park offering trails and fishing, while AP Carter Memorial Park features tennis courts and RV parking. Cultural attractions include the Snyder Museum and Art Center and the historic Rose Theatre. Dining is concentrated on Madison and Jefferson Avenues, with local favorites like Slayden’s Bar-B-Que and Paesanos Italian restaurant. Shopping ranges from historic boutiques downtown to larger retailers east of the city. Monroe Regional Airport, serving major hubs like Dallas-Fort Worth and Atlanta, is the nearest airport, and US Highway 165 provides access to Interstate 20. Crime statistics for Bastrop are not readily available.