Elgin, the city that houses County Line, is strategically located just 19 miles east of Austin and 15 miles north of Bastrop, making it highly accessible for those who work in Austin or in the surrounding areas. The city lies in Bastrop County and stretches into Travis County, at the intersection of U.S. Highway 290 and State Highway 95​​. For those needing to travel by air, Austin-Bergstrom International Airport is a convenient 31-mile drive away​​.

Residents of County Line are blessed with a plethora of recreational opportunities. Elgin boasts six parks, a recreation center, a municipal pool, and a community center. These facilities cater to a wide range of activities, from leisure and sports to gatherings and classes, and are available for public rental. The city is also committed to enhancing community life through its parks and recreation activities. Notable projects include the Veterans Park Expansion in Elgin’s Historic District and the renovation of Morris Memorial Park's playground and Thomas Memorial Playground, aiming to improve accessibility and add modern amenities​​.

The neighborhood is conveniently located near various grocery stores, restaurants, and other amenities. Elgin offers a diverse culinary scene with options ranging from American and barbecue at Southside Market & Barbeque, Italian and pizza at Aviator Pizza & Brew Company and Luigi's Italian Restaurant, to Mexican cuisine at Morelia Mexican Cafe and Jalisco Mexican Restaurant. Additionally, there are unique dining experiences available at Joseph's Steak House, The Owl Wine Bar & Home Goods, and Lucy's Kitchen, as well as Asian flavors at Hong Kong Restaurant​​​​​​​​​​​​​​.

The educational needs of County Line residents are served by the Elgin Independent School District. This district includes seven public schools, with Neidig Elementary School, Phoenix High School, and Elgin High School being among the top-ranked schools in Elgin. The schools focus on math and reading proficiency, with an emphasis on fostering a diverse educational environment. Minority enrollment in these schools is 87%, which is higher than the Texas public school average of 74%​​.

In terms of real estate, County Line primarily offers single-family homes. These homes, characteristically midsize, reflect the area's ongoing development and expansion since the early 2000s​​​​.

The allure of living in County Line stems from its ideal blend of suburban peace and urban accessibility. The close proximity to Austin allows residents to enjoy the perks of a major city, like employment opportunities and cultural experiences, while living in a community that retains a small-town feel. The neighborhood's commitment to enhancing recreational facilities and the diverse dining options contribute to a high quality of life. Additionally, the area's continued development in real estate and its focus on education make it an attractive option for those seeking a balanced and enriched living experience.