Del Webb Austin at Lost Pines, Bastrop, TX

About Del Webb Austin at Lost Pines

Del Webb Austin at Lost Pines is in Bastrop, in the Austin & Central Texas region of Texas. Developer: Del Webb (PulteGroup). Status: Under construction. Marketed as a 55+ active-adult community; the age and occupancy rules are set in its governing documents.

Del Webb Austin at Lost Pines is a Del Webb community in Bastrop, Bastrop County, with a sales center at 137 Perth Cove, Bastrop, Texas 78602. Del Webb is a brand of PulteGroup. The developer's page places the community inside The Colony, a master-planned community, and describes it as a new community that will feature three home series and resort-style amenities and activities. Del Webb's Bastrop page presents it as the only Del Webb community in the Bastrop listing, and Del Webb's Austin market selector lists two Austin-area communities, Del Webb Austin at Lost Pines and Sun City Texas.

The community is still being built. A project registration filed with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation names the owner as PulteGroup, Inc., describes the project as Del Webb at Lost Pines Amenity at 105 Perth Cove in Bastrop, and lists a start date of December 1, 2025, a completion date of December 1, 2026 and an estimated cost of $10,000,000, privately funded. Its scope covers an amenity building with a fitness center, storage, restrooms and work rooms, a pool deck with a resort pool, bocce space, synthetic turf, and pickleball courts with a restroom building. A completion date on a construction registration is not an opening announcement, so ask the sales center for the current opening schedule and for what is available to residents before the amenity center opens.

The developer's page lists 13 home designs, all single-family, in three series: Scenic from $294,990 with 1,223 or more square feet, Distinctive from $411,990 with 1,600 or more square feet, and Echelon from $520,990 with 2,179 or more square feet. Homes range up to 2,712 square feet. The page lists maintained front and backyard landscaping as a feature. Buyers should confirm the current price, lot and delivery date for any home with the sales center.

The developer says residents will have a full-time Lifestyle Director and, at the amenity center, a clubhouse with a fitness center, aerobics classes, multi-purpose hobby rooms, a golf simulator, a resort-style pool, bocce and pickleball courts, and miles of walking and biking trails. The community page also lists weekly Mahjong lessons on Wednesdays. See the Bastrop profile for local taxes, wildfire and flood context, healthcare and the Lost Pines setting, and compare with Sun City Texas, a much larger established community in Georgetown.

Age restrictions at Del Webb Austin at Lost Pines

Del Webb markets Del Webb Austin at Lost Pines as a 55+ active adult community, and its Bastrop page lists the community among 55+ active adult communities in Bastrop. The occupancy terms are set in the recorded declaration and association rules, which a buyer should request from the developer and review before relying on any age policy.

Housing types at Del Webb Austin at Lost Pines

• Single-family homes in the Scenic series
• Single-family homes in the Distinctive series
• Single-family homes in the Echelon series
• Quick move-in single-family homes

Pricing at Del Webb Austin at Lost Pines

Del Webb's community page lists homes from $294,990 for 1,223 square feet in the Scenic series, from $411,990 for 1,600 square feet in the Distinctive series and from $520,990 for 2,179 square feet in the Echelon series. The home design filter on the page runs from $290k to $560k and from 1.2k to 2.8k square feet.

These are developer list prices as of October 9, 2026, and the page carries no later date. Incentives change often and may be tied to financing; ask for the terms in writing. The all-in cost includes association dues, property taxes and any municipal utility district tax, which the sections below describe.

HOA and fees at Del Webb Austin at Lost Pines

Del Webb's community page lists maintained front and backyard landscaping, a resort-style pool, bocce and pickleball courts and a full-time Lifestyle Director among the community's features, but gives no association dues amount. Ask the sales center for the current monthly or annual assessment, what it covers, any one-time working capital or transfer fee at closing, and the date each figure took effect. Request the recorded declaration, bylaws and rules before signing a contract, because they set the occupancy terms, architectural controls and the association's power to increase assessments.

The Colony is a master-planned community served by several municipal utility districts. The Bastrop Central Appraisal District lists The Colony MUD 1A, 1B, 1D, 1E and 1F among its taxing units, and the Texas Comptroller's 2025 special-district property value report, in a version dated January 28, 2026, lists The Colony MUD rates between 0.665 and 0.85 per $100 of taxable value, along with Bastrop County Emergency Services District No. 3 at 0.1. Which district, if any, covers a particular Del Webb lot is a property-specific question; the seller's disclosures, the title company and the appraisal district record can confirm it.

For the 2025 tax year the Comptroller's reports list the City of Bastrop at 0.504 per $100, Bastrop County at 0.4287 and Bastrop ISD at 1.07, as detailed in the Bastrop profile. A MUD tax is on top of those. See the property taxes and appraisal districts guide and the homestead and age-65 exemption guide for how exemptions and the school-tax ceiling work.

Amenities at Del Webb Austin at Lost Pines

• Amenity center (The Retreat) under construction, with a clubhouse as the activity hub
• Fitness center, aerobics classes and multi-purpose hobby rooms planned in the clubhouse
• Resort-style pool and pool deck
• Bocce courts and pickleball courts, with the pickleball courts open
• Multi-sport golf simulator
• Miles of walking and biking trails
• Full-time Lifestyle Director organizing clubs and classes
• Maintained front and backyard landscaping

Healthcare near Del Webb Austin at Lost Pines

Ascension Seton Bastrop, a department of Ascension Seton Hays, provides 24/7 emergency care in Bastrop, with board-certified emergency doctors and ER nurses, on-call specialists, on-site X-ray, CT and ultrasound, an on-site lab and admission to Ascension hospitals when needed. Ascension's location page also lists primary care, cardiology, cardiac rehabilitation, imaging, maternal fetal medicine, neurosurgery, spine and scoliosis and women's imaging departments for the campus. Del Webb does not publish a drive time from the community to the emergency room, so drive the route at a realistic time of day. See the Bastrop profile for more on local healthcare.

Airport access from Del Webb Austin at Lost Pines

Del Webb's Bastrop page says Bastrop offers proximity to downtown Austin and to Austin-Bergstrom International Airport, a City of Austin facility, without giving a distance or drive time. Road traffic toward Austin varies by hour, so drive the route at the times you would actually travel before relying on convenience for frequent flights. The Austin & Central Texas region profile covers the wider area.

Why Del Webb Austin at Lost Pines is included

Del Webb markets Del Webb Austin at Lost Pines as a 55+ active adult community in Bastrop, with an amenity center under construction, a Lifestyle Director and new single-family homes for sale, so it is purpose-built for retirement-age buyers even though its age rules rest on marketing materials until the recorded declaration is reviewed.

Alternatives to Del Webb Austin at Lost Pines

• Sun City TexasA large Del Webb active adult community in northwest Georgetown, marketed as 55+, with three championship golf courses, four fitness centers, eight pools and new single-family homes from $340,990.

Guides relevant to Del Webb Austin at Lost Pines

• 55-plus communities versus all-age master plans in Texas
• New construction versus resale homes in Texas
• Texas MUDs, PIDs and special districts: how to read the bill and the closing disclosure