5721 Trelawney Ln: A Single-Story Retreat in the Heart of Circle C Ranch
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5721 Trelawney Ln: A Single-Story Retreat in the Heart of Circle C Ranch

5721 Trelawney Ln sits on a quiet street in Austin’s Circle C Ranch. It’s the kind of neighborhood where the trails get used and the pool fills up on a Saturday. This four-bedroom home is single story from front door to back fence. That’s a layout that’s getting harder to find at this price point. Wood floors and big windows carry natural light through two separate living areas. If you’ve outgrown stairs, or never wanted them in the first place, this one is worth a look.

At 2,163 square feet, 5721 Trelawney Ln gives you room to spread out without more house than you need. It sits on a 7,200 square foot lot with mature trees, increasingly rare in Circle C’s newer construction. Built in 1997, it’s been kept up well. The bones are solid. The next owner gets to choose the finishes instead of inheriting someone else’s rushed flip.

Why 5721 Trelawney Ln Stands Out

Single-story homes with four bedrooms are the exception in Circle C, not the rule. Most of the newer construction nearby stacks bedrooms upstairs, which works until it doesn’t. Here, every bedroom sits on the main level with no interior steps. There’s no negotiating a staircase with a stroller, a bad knee, or an armful of groceries.

The 7,200 square foot lot backs to mature trees. That gives the yard a privacy that newer, tighter lots in the area don’t have. Add a private yard, rain gutters, and a covered back patio. You get outdoor space that actually functions, not just a strip of grass between fences.

The Split Floor Plan That Actually Works

The primary suite sits at the back of 5721 Trelawney Ln, separated from the other three bedrooms. That distance matters if you’re sharing the house with teenagers, weekend guests, or a partner on a different sleep schedule. The primary bath backs it up with dual vanities, a soaking tub, and a separate walk-in shower, plus its own walk-in closet.

Near the front of the home, a flexible room works as a second living area, home office, or playroom, whatever the day calls for. A dedicated dining area sits close by, so the floor plan gives you defined spaces without walling everything into small rooms.

A Kitchen With Room to Make It Yours

The kitchen sits at the center of the home, with a skylight that keeps it bright without leaning on the overheads. There’s a kitchen island, a pantry, and a breakfast nook for the mornings that don’t call for the dining room. It’s a layout built for someone who actually cooks, not just reheats.

The main living area opens straight off the kitchen, with a fireplace and enough natural light that you won’t reach for a lamp until well after sunset. Two separate living areas mean movie night and homework time don’t have to happen in the same room.

A Backyard That Backs to Trees, Not Fences

The backyard at 5721 Trelawney Ln is framed by large, mature trees you can’t plant your way into in five years. A covered back patio gives you shade for the Texas summers, and a wood fence keeps the yard private without closing it in.

This is the kind of yard built for a weeknight dinner outside, a dog that needs room to run, or a weekend coffee before the heat sets in. It’s usable space, not just square footage on a listing sheet.

Thoughtful Updates and Features

5721 Trelawney Ln has been well maintained, which gives its next owner room to make thoughtful updates on their own timeline instead of tackling deferred maintenance on day one. The laundry room sits inside, on the main level, with storage built in. A hall bathroom serves guests and the secondary bedrooms without routing everyone through the primary suite.

The two-car garage adds two more spaces in the driveway, for four total. Central air and heat keep the systems straightforward, and the home sits outside the FEMA flood plain, one less thing to think through before closing.

About the Circle C Ranch Neighborhood

5721 Trelawney Ln sits in Circle C Ranch Ph B Sec 18, part of the larger Circle C Ranch community in Southwest Austin. Circle C is one of Austin’s established master-planned neighborhoods, developed starting in the 1980s, with mature trees and a layout that’s had decades to settle in. A Circle C HOA fee of $529 twice a year covers common area maintenance and gives residents access to community pools, a clubhouse, playgrounds, sport courts, and a dog park.

The community has miles of trails and green space built in, along with planned social activities throughout the year. It’s the kind of neighborhood where you run into your neighbors on a walk, not just wave from the driveway.

Everyday Life Along Slaughter Lane

The Slaughter Lane retail corridor is a short drive from 5721 Trelawney Ln, with an H-E-B for groceries, Summer Moon Coffee for a morning drink, and Tacodeli for breakfast tacos or a taco-and-margarita dinner. District Kitchen + Cocktails covers a sit-down dinner or weekend brunch, and Alamo Drafthouse handles movie night with dinner built in.

For the outdoors, Circle C Ranch Metropolitan Park and the Veloway, a 3.1-mile paved loop for cyclists and skaters, sit inside the neighborhood. The Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center is just across the street from the park, one of Austin’s most-visited outdoor attractions.

5721 Trelawney Ln Property Details

  • Beds: 4
  • Baths: 2
  • Sq Ft: 2,163
  • Lot: 7,200 sq ft (0.17 acres)
  • Year Built: 1997
  • Stories: 1
  • Subdivision: Circle C Ranch Ph B Sec 18
  • HOA: $529 semi-annually (Circle C HOA)
  • Taxes: $12,540/year
  • School District: Austin ISD
  • Parking: 2-car garage plus driveway, 4 spaces total
  • Flooring: Carpet, tile, wood
  • Utilities: Electricity, natural gas, fiber optic available, public sewer, public water
  • Flood Plain: No
  • MLS #: 1131234

Frequently Asked Questions About 5721 Trelawney Ln

How many bedrooms and bathrooms does 5721 Trelawney Ln have?

5721 Trelawney Ln has four bedrooms and two full bathrooms, all on a single level. The primary suite is separated from the other three bedrooms, with its own dual-vanity bath, soaking tub, and walk-in shower.

How big is 5721 Trelawney Ln?

5721 Trelawney Ln measures 2,163 square feet on a 7,200 square foot, 0.17 acre lot. The lot includes mature trees and a covered back patio.

When was 5721 Trelawney Ln built?

5721 Trelawney Ln was built in 1997 and has been well maintained since. It sits on a slab foundation with brick construction and a composition shingle roof.

What subdivision is 5721 Trelawney Ln in?

5721 Trelawney Ln is in Circle C Ranch Ph B Sec 18, part of the larger Circle C Ranch community in Southwest Austin’s 78739 zip code.

What shopping and dining is near 5721 Trelawney Ln?

A short drive from 5721 Trelawney Ln, the Slaughter Lane retail corridor has an H-E-B grocery store, Summer Moon Coffee, Tacodeli, District Kitchen + Cocktails, and an Alamo Drafthouse movie theater, all in the same shopping center.

Does 5721 Trelawney Ln have a home office or flex space?

Yes. A flexible room near the front entrance works as a second living area, home office, or playroom, in addition to the home’s two main living areas.

Does 5721 Trelawney Ln have a backyard?

Yes. The backyard is fenced with wood, backs to mature large trees for privacy, and includes a covered back patio.

Is there an HOA at 5721 Trelawney Ln?

Yes. The Circle C HOA fee is $529 semi-annually and covers common area maintenance, along with access to community pools, a clubhouse, playgrounds, sport courts, and a dog park.

Does 5721 Trelawney Ln have a garage?

Yes. There’s a two-car garage facing the front of the home, plus driveway parking, for four parking spaces total.

What schools serve 5721 Trelawney Ln?

5721 Trelawney Ln is zoned to Austin ISD, with Kiker Elementary, Gorzycki Middle School, and Bowie High School as the assigned campuses. Boundaries change, so confirm current zoning directly with Austin ISD before making a decision based on schools.

Is 5721 Trelawney Ln a single-story home?

Yes. All four bedrooms, both bathrooms, and both living areas are on one level, with no interior steps anywhere in the home.

What is the price of 5721 Trelawney Ln?

Pricing can change over time. Reach out to Lisa Muñoz at The Muñoz Group at Compass Austin for current details.

Why Buyers Should Take a Look

5721 Trelawney Ln offers something that’s hard to find in Circle C at this size: a true single-story, four-bedroom layout on a lot with mature trees, in a neighborhood with decades of established infrastructure and amenities already in place.

If a single level, a private backyard, and an established Southwest Austin neighborhood are on your list, this one is worth a walkthrough. View the full listing on Compass.

Lisa Muñoz | Group Principal, REALTOR® | The Muñoz Group at Compass Austin
+1 512.856.4549 | lisa.munoz@compass.com | munozaustin.com

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