Piney Creek Bend Bastrop Homes for Sale
Piney Creek Bend is a KB Home neighborhood inside the City of Bastrop (ZIP 78602), on Dragonfly Loop, Prickly Pear Drive and Linden Street. KB Home opened it in February 2019, and the homes for sale today were built from 2019 to 2021. It is in Bastrop ISD and has a homeowners association. Some listings mark the property as in the 500-year floodplain, so flood-zone checks matter here.
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Piney Creek Bend at a glance
| Item | What MLS records show (October 30, 2026) |
|---|---|
| Homes for sale | 5 active listings, all resale |
| Asking prices | $289,000 to $405,000; median $289,000 |
| Home sizes | About 1,607 to 2,494 sq ft; median about 1,724 |
| Year built | 2019 to 2021 |
| Lot size | About 0.14 to 0.15 acre |
| HOA | $420 a year (2 listings), $462 a year (2) or $500 a year (1), as entered |
| Water and wastewater | Public water on all 5; public sewer on 4 (one listing enters “None”) |
| Builder named in listings | KB Home (where named) |
| Schools named in listings | Mina Elementary (4) or Emile Elementary (1); Bastrop Middle (4) or Riverside (1); Bastrop High (Bastrop ISD), as named in MLS listings; confirm with the district |
| Community features listed | Park, playground, picnic area, dog park, trails, sidewalks and street lights |
Asking prices and counts are from active listings in the Unlock MLS IDX feed on October 30, 2026, not sale prices. Listings courtesy of Unlock MLS as distributed by MLS GRID.
The homes and the builder
KB Home’s grand-opening announcement (February 22, 2019) said it would build 170 one- and two-story homes in 16 floor plans, about 1,400 to 2,800 square feet with up to six bedrooms, priced from the low $200,000s at the time. The sales office was at 1502 Dragonfly Loop. Today every listing is a resale, so you are comparing the condition, upgrades and price of homes that are five to seven years old.
Flood zone: what the maps show
Three of the five listings mark the property as in the 500-year floodplain. I checked each listing’s map point against FEMA’s National Flood Hazard Layer (FIRM panel 48021C0355F, effective May 9, 2023):
- All five map points fall in shaded Zone X, the 0.2 percent annual chance (“500-year”) flood hazard area. That is outside the Special Flood Hazard Area, so a federally backed lender does not require flood insurance on the basis of the map, though you can still buy it.
- Zone AE, the 1 percent annual chance (“100-year”) floodplain with base flood elevations, is also mapped near the neighborhood.
- A listing’s map point is approximate. The zone for a specific lot comes from the FIRM, an elevation certificate or a lender’s flood determination.
Before you make an offer, look up the exact address on the FEMA Flood Map Service Center, ask the seller for any elevation certificate, flood insurance history and claims, and read the seller’s disclosure. FEMA’s map places these lots in the City of Bastrop’s floodplain program. Get a flood insurance quote during your option period even in Zone X. My flood zones guide explains each zone and the documents to request.
HOA and taxes
- HOA dues. Listings show $420 to $500 a year, and two name the Piney Creek Bend Residential Association, Inc. Ask for the resale certificate and any transfer or capital fee due at closing.
- Taxing units. The Bastrop CAD records I checked for five Piney Creek Bend lots list the City of Bastrop ($0.504 per $100), Bastrop ISD, Bastrop County, the county road and FM tax and Emergency Services District 3, for a combined rate of about $2.10 per $100 of value. They show no MUD or PID.
See the Bastrop County property tax guide for the homestead exemption, and the MUD and PID guide if you are comparing with district communities.
What to check before you buy
- Flood documents. Use the steps above for the exact lot.
- Builder warranty. Ask the seller for any KB Home warranty documents and whether any remaining coverage transfers to you.
- Solar or other add-ons. If a home has solar panels, ask whether they are owned or leased and get the paperwork before the option period ends.
- Inspection. A newer home still needs an independent inspection.
- Insurance. Get quotes for homeowners and flood coverage; see wildfire risk and home insurance in the Lost Pines.
Homes for sale in Piney Creek Bend now
Current licensed inventory
Homes for sale in Piney Creek Bend
Current listings in this area.
Active $289,000
1922 Dragonfly Loop
3 bd · 2 ba · 1,724 sq ft · 0.14 acres
Listed by Clay Byrne · Keller Williams Realty · (512) 448-4111
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Active $405,000
2105 Prickly Pear Cv
4 bd · 4 ba · 2,494 sq ft · 0.15 acres
Listed by Deanna Garza · Compass RE Texas, LLC · (512) 575-3644
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Active $289,000
2008 Prickly Pear Dr
3 bd · 2 ba · 1,624 sq ft · 0.14 acres
Listed by Onyema Ogwuegbu · Serhant Texas, LLC · (281) 768-8265
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Active $354,000
330 Linden St
3 bd · 3 ba · 2,474 sq ft · 0.15 acres
Listed by Amber Vargas · Stanberry REALTORS · (512) 303-5065
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Active $289,000
1621 Dragonfly Loop Loop
4 bd · 2 ba · 1,607 sq ft · 0.14 acres
Listed by Prince Al Lightfoot · Keller Williams Realty · (512) 448-4111
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I pull the CAD record, the flood map and the HOA documents for the exact address, compare the active listings and recent resales with you, and keep the option-period deadlines on track. If you are deciding between a resale here and a new build, read new construction vs. resale in Bastrop County.
Compare Piney Creek Bend with other neighborhoods on my Bastrop County neighborhoods guide, or with new homes for sale in Bastrop County. For the town of Bastrop itself, see my Bastrop TX neighborhood guide.
How much are homes in Piney Creek Bend, Bastrop?
On October 30, 2026, the five active MLS listings in Piney Creek Bend were asking $289,000 to $405,000, with a median of $289,000, per the Unlock MLS feed.
Who built Piney Creek Bend?
KB Home. It announced the community’s grand opening in February 2019 with plans for 170 homes; the homes for sale now are resales built from 2019 to 2021.
Is Piney Creek Bend in a flood zone?
The map points for all five listings on October 30, 2026 fall in shaded Zone X (0.2 percent annual chance) on FEMA’s effective map, and Zone AE is mapped nearby. Check the exact lot on the FEMA Flood Map Service Center and ask for any elevation certificate.
What are the HOA dues in Piney Creek Bend?
Listings show $420 to $500 a year. Confirm current dues and closing fees on the resale certificate.
Is Piney Creek Bend in Bastrop city limits?
Yes. The Bastrop CAD records checked list a City of Bastrop tax, for a combined rate of about $2.10 per $100 of value.
What schools serve Piney Creek Bend?
Piney Creek Bend is in Bastrop ISD. MLS listings name Mina or Emile Elementary, Bastrop Middle or Riverside, and Bastrop High; confirm the campus for the address with the district.
Questions about Piney Creek Bend? Call or text (512) 993-8488, or see how I work as a REALTOR® in Bastrop, TX.
Written by Bre Meador, REALTOR® — All City Real Estate, Bastrop County, TX · U.S. Army veteran · TREC #835116. Last reviewed October 2026. This is general information from a licensed REALTOR®, not legal, tax, lending, engineering or insurance advice. Verify property-specific facts with the responsible professionals and agencies.