Circle D-KC Estates is a wooded community in Bastrop County, less than 10 miles from Bastrop and about 30 miles from Austin-Bergstrom International Airport. Known for its towering loblolly pines, part of Central Texas's Lost Pines Forest, the area offers a rural lifestyle with spacious lots—typically one acre or more. New Traditional, manufactured and ranch-style homes are common. Prices vary from under $200,000 for manufactured homes to over $1 million for custom builds, but most homes sell between $250,000 and $690,000.
Lake Bastrop North Shore Park is a 900-acre lake nearby, popular for boating, fishing and camping. There's also a park on Hicks Lake, which has a playground and disc golf. Bastrop provides shopping at Walmart, H-E-B, Harbor Freight, and Tractor Supply, as well as the Bastrop 1832 Farmers Market and Lost Pines Art Center. Dining highlights include Neighbor’s Kitchen & Yard, a waterfront spot with live music, and Store House Market & Eatery for farm-to-table cuisine.
Students attend Bastrop ISD schools, including Mina Elementary, Bastrop Middle, and Bastrop High, which offers career and technical education pathways like animal science and cybersecurity. Commuters have access to State Highways 21 and 71, CARTS bus service, and major employers like SpaceX, The Boring Company, and Ascension Seton Bastrop.
