Welcome to 1702 Pecan St, a truly enchanting home. Situated beautifully on a .63 acre corner lot in the heart of historic Bastrop. Known as The Page House, incredible architectural details abound creating a truly special and unique property. The grounds are lovingly manicured with flowering Magnolia and Crepe Myrtle, towering Pecan trees, and lush green grass in every corner. Inviting wrap around porches with herringbone brick flooring design and haint blue ceilings beckon all to explore this southern jewel. The main home is wonderfully updated from its 1918 build and offers a main level expanded foyer, living room, formal dining room, family room, eat in chef’s kitchen with double island, and convenient half bath. Upstairs, you are greeted by a stunning life size artisan created stained glass feature leading to two well lit secondary bedrooms that share a full bath in between. The primary bedroom offers great space that includes a sleeping porch which can be used for gym, nursery, or art room. A large walk in closet and lovely primary bath are adjacent with step in shower and claw foot tub. The lowest level of the home holds a prize wine cellar with tasting room and a restored coal furnace conversation piece. Add’ dwellings on the property include the remodeled carriage house which is now a 1 bd|1 ba apt. There is also a detached 2-car garage, an air-conditioned workshop/dog quarters, and separate office/man cave. Original home construction was designed by CH Page & Bro Architects for then Texas Senator Paul Dewitt Page. Meticulous renovations and recent expansions by Barley Pfeiffer Architecture of Austin and millwork/remodels by local Ray Yoder. Situated less than a mile to Bastrop’s quaint Main Street with easy access to the vibrant DT scene, brimming with shops, restaurants, & cultural attractions. 48-Hour Showing Notice. Tax and assessed values are estimates for illustration purposes only. All figures should be independently verified.