The Pecan Street Inn Bed and Breakfast is an elegant turn-of-the-century Victorian home. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is designated a City of Bastrop Landmark. Nestled under a grove of native pecan trees, the eclectically-styled Carpenter Gothic/Queen Anne has been lovingly restored over the last 15 years by innkeepers Shawn and Bill Pletsch.

The quiet location is at the gateway to Bastrop's tree-canopied Silk Stocking Row lined with National Register antebellum, Victorian and Prairie Style homes. It is only 1-1/2 blocks to historic downtown and 2 blocks to the Colorado River and Riverwalk hike and bike trail. Restaurants, antique emporiums (including the oldest drugstore in Texas, complete with Ice Cream Shoppe), and upscale boutiques are all within an easy walk.  The uniqueness of the picturesque little town and its surroundings accounts for the 40+ movies produced here. 

Beautifully appointed with tasteful American antiques, Pecan Street Inn Bed and Breakfast features romantic fireplaces, elaborate millwork, long leaf heart of pine floors, pocket doors and restored lighting. 12' ceilings, fans, old wavy glass windows with transoms indicative of the Victorian period are found through the Inn. It is not "fussy", though, so guests can relax in the front or back parlors that are stocked with TV/VCR, games, books and toys for the children. Or take your book outside to the big wrap-around porch and sit a spell on the Victorian rockers, sofas and swings. As old as the Inn is, nothing has been spared in its upgrading. A fully equipped country kitchen is available for guests' use, as is covered off-street parking and even a laundry room. An outdoor deck with grill for al fresco dining overlooks the old barn (soon to be renovated) and rope swing which lures young and old. Children and small pets can be welcomed but not inside smoking.