Homes Zoned to Cedar Creek in Eanes ISD

About Homes Zoned to Cedar Creek in Eanes ISD

About Cedar Creek in Bastrop ISD

Cedar Creek is part of Bastrop Independent School District, serving communities in Bastrop County and portions of the surrounding region. Bastrop ISD has built a track record of community investment and academic programming that serves a broad range of students across this stretch of Central Texas, from the city of Bastrop along the Colorado River to the Lost Pines communities east of Austin.

The Cedar Creek zone benefits from Bastrop ISD's commitment to educational programming at the high school level. Students have access to coursework across core academics alongside elective offerings in fine arts, athletics, and career and technical education pathways. The district serves a community with deep Texas roots, and that character shapes the school culture in ways that longtime residents consistently value.

For buyers working with Neuhaus Realty Group to find a home in the Cedar Creek zone, the combination of distinctive natural setting and community-focused school district makes this part of the region a compelling option for buyers who want something different from the typical Austin suburb.

TEA School Performance Data (2025)

The Texas Education Agency evaluates every public school in the state annually. Here is how Cedar Creek High School performed in the most recent evaluation.

TEA Distinctions Earned (7 of 7): ELA/Reading, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, Academic Progress, Closing the Gaps, Postsecondary Readiness. Distinction designations recognize outstanding achievement in specific areas beyond the overall rating.

Rating History

TEA accountability ratings from 2019 to 2025. Ratings were suspended in 2020 and 2021 due to COVID.

Neighborhoods Zoned to Cedar Creek

The Cedar Creek zone encompasses residential communities in Bastrop County and the surrounding corridor east of Austin, where the landscape transitions from typical Central Texas terrain into the distinctive Lost Pines region. This part of the county is known for its natural beauty, with loblolly pines, sandy soils, and the Colorado River corridor shaping the character of nearly every neighborhood. Homes in the Cedar Creek zone range from classic rural properties on generous lots to newer construction homes that bring modern amenities into a setting that feels worlds away from the urban core, even while remaining a reasonable drive from everything Austin has to offer.

The neighborhoods surrounding Cedar Creek tend to have a relaxed, residential feel with properties that offer real outdoor living space. Many homes sit on larger parcels, giving homeowners room to enjoy the natural landscape that defines this corner of Central Texas. The proximity to Bastrop State Park and the broader Lost Pines makes this area particularly attractive to anyone who values outdoor access. Buyers will find a mix of long-established homes with classic character and newer builds that bring updated floor plans and energy-efficient features to the zone.

The surrounding communities of Bastrop and Cedar Creek itself are close by, providing additional options for buyers exploring the wider Bastrop ISD corridor. For those drawn to rural living with city access, this corner of Bastrop County consistently delivers.

School Feeder Pattern

Understanding the full feeder pattern within Bastrop ISD is important for buyers evaluating the Cedar Creek zone. The district operates a K-12 system where students move from elementary campuses through middle school and into the high school level. This continuity contributes to the community bonds that develop among students across their school career.

At the elementary level, Bastrop ISD includes Cedar Creek Elementary among the campuses serving this zone, with students progressing through the district's middle school campuses before advancing to Cedar Creek High School. At the middle school level, Cedar Creek Intermediate and Cedar Creek Middle School serve as stepping stones in that educational journey.

For buyers planning their children's full K-12 path, the Bastrop ISD feeder pattern offers consistency within the Cedar Creek campus cluster. Always confirm exact attendance boundaries directly with Bastrop ISD for any specific address, as boundaries can shift over time.

Community & Lifestyle

Life in the Cedar Creek zone puts residents in a part of Central Texas that offers a genuinely different character from the typical Austin suburb. The Lost Pines region is one of the most ecologically distinctive areas in Texas, home to an isolated stand of loblolly pines that draw nature lovers, birders, and outdoor enthusiasts from across the state. Bastrop State Park offers hiking, camping, and wildlife watching in a landscape that surprises most first-time visitors with its lush, forested feel.

The broader Bastrop area has developed a strong local character, with a revitalized downtown along the Colorado River featuring locally owned restaurants, antique shops, and community events that draw residents and visitors alike. The road network connecting the Cedar Creek area to Austin gives residents access to the city's employment centers and amenities while maintaining the sense of space and quiet that defines life in this part of Bastrop County.

Buyers exploring this part of the greater Austin region will also find that the outdoor recreation options extend well beyond the immediate area, with the Colorado River, area lakes, and the broader Hill Country all within reasonable driving distance. The Cedar Creek zone sits in one of the more distinctive pockets of the Austin metro footprint, combining community-focused schooling with outdoor access and a strong neighborhood identity.