Historisches Haus in Bastrop! In der Nähe von Austin, Bastrop State Park und Lost Pines Forrest!
4.8
Herausragend(30 Bewertungen)Haus in Bastrop, TX
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Historic Home in Bastrop! Near Austin, Bastrop State Park and Lost Pines Forrest
Eingebettet in den ruhigen, historischen Stadtteil Bastrop in Texas, nur fünfzig Kilometer von Austin entfernt, begrüßen wir Sie im „Yerba at Bastrop“, einem wunderschönen zweistöckigen, historischen Haus aus der Zeit vor dem Bürgerkrieg, das im National Register of Historic eingetragen ist Orte und ein ausgewiesenes historisches Wahrzeichen von Texas. Das Haus ist von einem schönen Bio-Garten umgeben und verfügt über Naturholzböden sowie große, luftige Fenster in jedem Zimmer mit Blick auf die Pflanzen und Bäume. Nur 5 bis 7 Gehminuten entfernt erwartet Sie das Stadtzentrum - eine lebhafte Szene mit Antiquitätengeschäften, Live-Musik, Restaurants und einem Weingut - sowie die Wanderwege, das Angeln und andere Wassersportarten des herrlichen Colorado River. Bastrop State Park ist etwas mehr als zwei Meilen entfernt und bekannt für seinen Wald Lost Pines, Wandern, Radfahren und Schwimmen im Freien.
Ausstattung
Klimaanlage
Küche oder Kochnische
Internet/WiFi
Kamin
Parkplatz
Waschmaschine
Balkon oder Terrasse
TV
Garten
Karte von Bastrop, TX
Bewertungen
4.8
Herausragend(30 Bewertungen)4.8
Although the property could use some basic maintenance, it was clean and we appreciated its history. The fourth bed, which is why we chose the property, was a daybed with no real mattress or bedding. The location was great and we walked downtown to eat and shop.
4.8
My two sisters and I plan a yearly getaway in the spring to celebrate our birthdays and just connect. This year we chose Bastrop as they were having a large market event in the convention center.
This is a lovely home and we had a wonderful weekend. It’s close to everything downtown where we spent most of our time. Had everything we needed and it was very comfortable. Definitely recommend this beautiful historic home if you’re planning a trip to Bastrop!
4.8
Our group of friends had a great time in Bastrop and the house really helped make that happen. We were able to easily walk to downtown Bastrop to eat and shop the cute little stores. There was a huge table in the dining room that we played games at every night and the bedrooms were all clustered together upstairs making it feel like a cozy slumber party.
4.8
We had a great time… the house is very spacious with so much history. We really enjoyed our stay.
4.8
We came to Bastrop for the F1 race in Austin. Stayed at the main house (there is a cottage as well which we stayer at least time). It was very spatious and convenient to a nice downtown area. The house is 'historical' but does the job. It's well maintained, has a nice screened balcony area, and we had ample room.
4.8
A novel, historic home. Great beds, quiet location, and great for relaxing and thinking.
4.8
The home is beautiful and clean! We had a great time.
4.8
Historic home full of antiques. Nice change from your typical modern hotel or vrbo. LOVE the chickens!
4.8
Charming old house, lots of space. Great location.
Great for families but difficult with group of adults. We were 4 adults with 1 infant. It’s great if you’re gonna be gone and eat out most of time. living room has daybed, not real sofa and 2 chairs. Master BR has claw tub so ended up 4 adults sharing 1 tiny bathroom. Twin bed is not functional, mattress is so bad- we planned on that for 1 adult sleeping. Porches are amazing and plenty of space to relax. Kitchen is ok-Old Oven needs replacing or repair. Frustrating when trying to cook. Freezer was full upon arrival of owners food. It’s a lovely property, just expect that it’s really an old home you’re borrowing and not a typical rental.
4.8
The property is great. Close to downtown Bastrop and easy access to the highway. The house has so many things to explore and full of history. Loved reading the old cookbooks and exploring the gardens.
4.8
Stayed here with my mom and we loved it! The house has a lot of antique looking furniture and decorations which was really cool! We got fresh eggs every day and used some of the herbs from the garden as well! The screened in porches were really nice you relax on. The stairs are very short and steep so watch out for those, I slipped the first day! Comfortable beds and the AC worked great!
4.8
We rented the Yerba at Bastrop to have a central location to be able to sit with extended family and friends from all of Bastrop.
We have his and hers and hers and not everyone wants to be visiting with each other. Renting a home makes for seamless visiting.
The house is not just beautiful, but extremely cozy. Although we didn't cook this trip, it has a beautiful kitchen with all the amenities necessary to do so. The dining room is beautiful and we had a lovely breakfast with my mother on our last morning.
If the Yerba is available when we come back I would definitely request to rent again.
4.8
Nice home in excellent location - easy walk to shops and restaurants . Large home with plenty of space and bedrooms
4.8
Nice home in excellent location - easy walk to shops and restaurants . Large home with plenty of space and bedrooms
4.8
Beautiful Historic Home
We enjoyed everything about this property. The many antiques, the art, the porches, garden, chicken coop all made for a wonderful experience. The home is only a short walk to Fisherman's Park and the historic downtown area. Beds are comfy, cold ac, and 3 bathrooms (1 downstairs, 2 up) Bedrooms are spaced out upstairs by a wonderful hallway and library. Love Bastrop and the First Friday events. Hope to return soon.
4.8
Neat!
Great old home. We had everything we needed. Great location. Highly recommended!
4.8
Funky old home
We had a really nice time at Yerba. We decided it felt kind of like staying at a museum and the place is full of antiques. Definitely unique in it's own right! Loved the upstairs screened in porch. We were fortunate to have a wonderful breeze the few evenings we were there, and really enjoyed spending time up there. The chickens were a big hit with the kids. And the beautiful, lush yard was a very special treat for the gardeners in our group.
4.8
Wonderful location, amazing history in the local area, beautiful grounds with herbs and flowers blooming was so lovely. Definitely recommend as we enjoyed the stay.
4.8
We very much enjoyed everything about our stay at Yerba at Bastrop!
4.8
Classic property
We very much enjoyed everything about our stay at Yerba at Bastrop!
4.8
Historic House in Bastrop
Wonderful location, amazing history in the local area, beautiful grounds with herbs and flowers blooming was so lovely. Definitely recommend as we enjoyed the stay.
4.8
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4.8
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4.8
A Pleasant and Unique Old Home
This wonderful old home is loaded with charm and character. The rooms have been decorated with detail and there is a comfortable feeling throughout. Our stay was only for two nights which was unfortunately much too short. Thank you for a unique experience of Bastrop the way it once was.
4.8
We loved our stay. Not only is the house itself beautiful and comfortable, we were pleasantly surprised that it is full of gorgeous antiques and curiosities! It felt like a step back in time. You could spend hours just in the kitchen looking at all of the interesting trinkets and utensils. We'd love to visit again in the spring when the garden is blooming.
The location is ideal--just a short walk to Main Street and the river park!
4.8
Beautiful Historic Home!
We loved our stay. Not only is the house itself beautiful and comfortable, we were pleasantly surprised that it is full of gorgeous antiques and curiosities! It felt like a step back in time. You could spend hours just in the kitchen looking at all of the interesting trinkets and utensils. We'd love to visit again in the spring when the garden is blooming.
The location is ideal--just a short walk to Main Street and the river park!
4.8
This is a beautiful historic home in the middle of a quiet, walkable neighborhood. In a word, perfect. We really enjoyed our stay around the holidays. The interior is filled with interesting bits of Americana around every corner. We also loved the yard and all of the interesting plants. It's very close to downtown, Fisherman's Park and Tracy's General Store -- get there early for breakfast tacos! Thanks for the great stay!
4.8
Perfect
This is a beautiful historic home in the middle of a quiet, walkable neighborhood. In a word, perfect. We really enjoyed our stay around the holidays. The interior is filled with interesting bits of Americana around every corner. We also loved the yard and all of the interesting plants. It's very close to downtown, Fisherman's Park and Tracy's General Store -- get there early for breakfast tacos! Thanks for the great stay!
4.8
Great place to stay, close to main shopping/eating places. Super cute house, good beds.
4.8
Girls trip
Great place to stay, close to main shopping/eating places. Super cute house, good beds.
4.8
Charming House
A Great charming old house in Bastrop.
4.8
Built in 1832 and saturated with history, this is an incredible home to experience and stay. The beds are comfy. Rooms are large and bathrooms gorgeous. The kitchen is purposefully antiquated while also allowing modern coffee maker, microwave and fridge. Catine’s artwork and sculptures flatter the homes yard and walls... but the highlight is the garden. My daughter floated out of the car and exclaimed, “it’s the Secret Garden”. She proceeded to eat the pears and persimmons and pluck fresh basil, thyme, lavender, bell peppers... before heading to gather a couple eggs. Ten minute walk to park/ downtown. The location and history are ideal.
4.8
An organic and underrated historic gem
Built in 1832 and saturated with history, this is an incredible home to experience and stay. The beds are comfy. Rooms are large and bathrooms gorgeous. The kitchen is purposefully antiquated while also allowing modern coffee maker, microwave and fridge. Catine’s artwork and sculptures flatter the homes yard and walls... but the highlight is the garden. My daughter floated out of the car and exclaimed, “it’s the Secret Garden”. She proceeded to eat the pears and persimmons and pluck fresh basil, thyme, lavender, bell peppers... before heading to gather a couple eggs. Ten minute walk to park/ downtown. The location and history are ideal.
4.8
Unique historic property close to downtown
This was a very fun property. The historic home had many antiques and interesting kitchen items. It was also a short walk to downtown which made exploring the area very easy.
4.8
a nice location close to downtown. A/C downstairs was working well but A/C upstairs was not working at all for the entire stay (3 days). I called every day to have it fixed but no vail. I could not understand how the host left the house for guests with most likely knowing that A/C upstairs is not functioning properly. Kitchen utensils were not as clean as I expected.
4.8
okay but no A/C
a nice location close to downtown. A/C downstairs was working well but A/C upstairs was not working at all for the entire stay (3 days). I called every day to have it fixed but no vail. I could not understand how the host left the house for guests with most likely knowing that A/C upstairs is not functioning properly. Kitchen utensils were not as clean as I expected.
4.8
Beautiful home in great neighborhood
Highly recommend for staycation. Awesome home in a great area. Surprisingly lots to do in bastrop
4.8
Wonderful!
Thank for making this home such a lovely experience! This place went above and beyond expectations. Wonderfully preserved. Also thanks for delicious granola, clean home, flowers in every room, etc! I love finding unique homes with raw charm. Will be renting again!
Häufig gestellte Fragen
Wie viel kostet dieser haus im Vergleich zu anderen in Bastrop?
Der Durchschnittspreis für eine Anmietung in Bastrop beträgt 116 € pro Nacht. Diese Miete liegt 134 € über dem Durchschnitt.
Ist das Parken in diesem haus inbegriffen?
Ja, das Parken ist als Ausstattungsmerkmal bei Historisches Haus in Bastrop! In der Nähe von Austin, Bastrop State Park und Lost Pines Forrest! aufgeführt. Für weitere Informationen empfehlen wir Ihnen, sich mit dem Anbieter der Unterkunft in Verbindung zu setzen, um zu erfahren, wo Sie parken können.
Gibt es in diesem haus einen Pool?
Wir haben keinen Pool gefunden, der als Ausstattungsmerkmal für diesen haus aufgeführt ist. Es kann sich lohnen, noch einmal zu prüfen, ob ein Pool für Ihren Aufenthalt wichtig ist.
Ist Historisches Haus in Bastrop! In der Nähe von Austin, Bastrop State Park und Lost Pines Forrest! haustierfreundlich?
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Welche Annehmlichkeiten sind bei Historisches Haus in Bastrop! In der Nähe von Austin, Bastrop State Park und Lost Pines Forrest! verfügbar?
Wir haben 9 Annehmlichkeiten für diese Unterkunft gefunden. Dazu gehören klimaanlage, küche oder kochnische, internet/wifi, kamin und parkplatz.