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Pecan Park, Bastrop TX

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Developer sold out
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105 Headwaters Drive, Bastrop, TX

Community by David Weekley Homes

Single Family Home
- Units
3 - 4 Bedrooms
Complete

Overview

Pecan Park is a new single family home community By David Weekley Homes at 105 Headwaters Drive, Bastrop.
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Pecan Park details

Building Type:Single Family Home
Ownership:Fee simple
Selling Status:Sold Out
Construction Status:Complete
Builder(s): By David Weekley Homes
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Amenities
Trails
Playground
HOA
Park
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Pecan Park marketing summary

David Weekley Homes is building in the community of Pecan Park in Bastrop, TX. Nestled along the banks of the Colorado River, this bountiful community offers sweeping natural landscapes with an abundance of outdoor parks to explore. In Pecan Park, you will be able to discover the charm of nearby downtown Bastrop with its many quaint shops and restaurants.

Source: David Weekley Homes
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Last update: May 16, 2020
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