Del Webb Lost Pines

Del Webb Lost Pines is an active adult community in Bastrop, Texas, designed for people who are 55 and older, and it's set to include more than 500 single-story homes when completed, with three home series all offering roomy kitchens and energy-saving features, and what's nice is the community is really focused on health, wellness, and helping neighbors make friends because there are walking trails, pickleball courts, bocce courts, and a pool for staying active, plus a golf simulator for indoor play, and even multi-purpose hobby rooms that give people a place to enjoy crafts and other pastimes. The clubhouse, planned to open in 2026, will hold year-round activities and will have things like a fitness center, aerobics classes, and dining options, alongside rooms for events and gatherings. The developers included campus-style amenities and the homes come with a 10-year warranty, and inside the community, there are social programs, transportation services, and safety features for everyone's peace of mind, and folks can join in all sorts of social, activity, and wellness programs meant to help with physical and mental health. This place is still under construction, with more information coming out soon, but they already have a sales center, virtual tours, and a map of available lots for people wanting to see what's available or planning a visit. The nearby neighborhood has grocery stores, restaurants, and shopping, and the staff provide services for homeowners like help with mortgages, service requests, a resident portal, and guides for home care. Del Webb is the developer, and they're known for active adult communities meant for pre-retirement and retiring boomers, focusing on comfortable homes, clear homebuying steps, and personalized options, while giving residents a safe, social, and lively place to live with everything aimed at making daily life and health as easy as possible, and while it's still coming together, folks will find resort-style amenities, indoor exercise spaces, hobby rooms, transportation, and a real focus on helping people feel connected and supported in their retirement years.