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Homes For Sale In Belton, TX

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If you’re looking for a place to settle between Waco and Austin and along Interstate 35, Belton, TX, might be the ideal place to live. Surrounded by the beautiful Texas landscape and just outside of Ft. Hood, the homes for sale in Belton have been catching the eyes of people in all stages of life. Whether you want a great place to raise a family or retire, keep scrolling to see if these Texas homes for sale have what you’re looking for.

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$877,000

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$600,000

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11406 Caleigh Anne Drive

Belton, TX 76513

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$410,000

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3006 Amber Forest Trail

Belton, TX 76513

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$299,900

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3313 James Ridge Drive

Belton, TX 76513

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$718,000

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$290,000

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728 Liberty Valley Drive

Belton, TX 76513

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$2,400,000

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1304 Overlook Ridge Drive

Belton, TX 76513

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$549,950

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2295 Auction Barn Road

Belton, TX 76513

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$258,000

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166 Mountain Rose Road

Belton, TX 76513

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2644 Belle Hubbard Trail

Belton, TX 76513

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Belton, TX, Homes For Sale

The homes for sale in Belton, TX, are in a fairly competitive market where homes are listed about 45 to 55 days before going pending. It’s common to buy a home for about 2% under the list price with around 34% of the homes for sale in Belton already experiencing a price drop. Belton homes for sale have a median price of around $350K with homes easily found at all price points.

The real estate in Belton is primarily made up of single-family homes with about two to four bedrooms, though, five-bedroom homes are becoming more popular. Almost 50% of the homes for sale in Belton were built in the early 2000s, while the rest were established between the ‘40s to the ‘90s. Belton’s housing stock is still growing as you can still find new construction homes for sale in Belton today!

Best Neighborhoods to Live in Belton, TX

Though there are actual neighborhoods in Belton, most people categorize the town into four separate parts (north, south, east, and west). Here are what each of those areas are like:

East Belton

If you like an older small-town atmosphere, you’ll find it in East Belton as it’s within close proximity to the Belton city center and numerous small shops and boutique restaurants. Some local Belton real estate agents have seen a trend of retirees moving to this area. Most of the East Belton homes for sale are on the smaller side with two to three bedrooms and can be found within the $100K to $500K price range.

North Belton

Situated southeast of Belton Lake, North Belton is filled with larger, three to five-bedroom homes and is close to shopping. North Belton homes for sale typically have a brick exterior with manicured lots, on shady, tree-lined streets. Most of these homes start in the $300Ks but can also be found up in the millions.

South Belton

Located south of I-14, just east of Stillhouse Hollow Lake, and stretching across both sides of I-35 is the largest area of the city called South Belton. If you’re looking for some wiggle room or distance between you and your neighbors, you’ll likely find it here.

Most of the South Belton homes for sale are newer and bigger than what you’ll find in other areas of the city. Most of these homes have three to five bedrooms. The most affordable homes are located near Stillhouse Hollow Lake with prices ranging from $200Ks to $500Ks, while large homes on large tracts of land are further east and reach over $1M.

West Belton

Resting between I-14 and Stillhouse Hollow Lake is West Belton, an ideal place for those looking for a relatively easy commute to the Killeen and Ft. Hood areas. The West Belton homes for sale also have about three to five bedrooms and have been established since the early 2000s, though you’ll also find some homes built since the ‘70s. The West Belton homes for sale generally start around $500K and top out at just over $1M.

Distance to Other Cities From Belton, Texas

87 miles to College Station, TX
172 miles to Houston, TX
202 miles to San Angelo, TX
139 miles to San Antonio, TX
45 miles to Waco, TX

Schools in Belton, TX

The homes for sale in Belton, TX, are served by the Belton Independent School District. According to the Texas Education Agency, this district is a top-rated district with high schools that have been named some of the nation’s best high schools by both the U.S. News & World Report and Newsweek. The high schools in Belton are:

Belton High School
Belton New Tech High School
Lake Belton High School

Those looking to further their education after high school can do so without having to go far from their home in Belton. Mary Hardin-Baylor, founded in 1845, is located in Belton, TX, and regularly produces graduates with baccalaureate, master’s, and even doctoral degrees.

Frequently Asked Questions About Belton, TX Homes For Sale

What’s the zip code for the homes in Belton, Texas?

The homes in Belton, TX, are in the 76513 zip code.

Where is the nearest commercial airport to Belton, Texas?

The nearest major commercial airport to Belton is in Austin, TX. It’s the Austin-Bergstrom International Airport, about 72 miles away.

What county is Belton in?

Belton, TX, is located in Bell County and is also the county seat.

Where is Belton Lake?

Belton Lake is a popular lake just north of the homes for sale in Belton. The Leon River also flows from Belton Lake.

What are the best neighborhoods or places to live in Belton, Texas?

Most-Affordable Area: East Belton
Best Area for Commuting: West Belton
Best Area for Open Spaces: South Belton
Best Area for Shopping: North Belton

How far is Belton from Austin, Texas?

The homes in Belton are about an hour away (60 miles) from Austin, TX.

What is Belton, TX, famous or known for?

What used to be the last stop for the pioneers before heading west is now a budding city near the Ft. Hood military base. Belton, TX, is centrally located in the Killeen-Temple Metro Area, making it just a short drive away from cities like Waco, Austin, Killeen, and Temple.

Is New Braunfels a good place to live?

Niche.com ranks Belton, TX, as one of the best places to live in Bell County. Many of the homes for sale in Belton are close to great schools and things to do, are filled with diversity, and typically have a fairly easy commute to nearby cities.

Things To Do in Belton, TX

Attractions in Belton, Texas

Bell County Museum - This museum showcases the history of Bell County, dating back to prehistoric times. Here you’ll find interesting buildings like mini historic homes and the Marshall Log Cabin.
Grand Avenue Theatre - Known for being “Clean, Classy, and Fun,” this theater shares family-friendly movies and hosts viewing events both in its theater and the park.
That Art Place - An art studio that’s open to the public with niches in art education, pottery, and fused glass. Nearly any time of year The Art Place opens its doors for those looking to do creative activities and hosts workshop events for people of all ages.
The Beltonian Theatre - This theater has been in existence and serving the residents of Belton for over 100 years! The Beltonian is unique in continuing to share classic movies with audiences, as well as hosting events and parties.

Parks in Belton, Texas

Harris Community Park - This park is a summertime hotspot for the locals as there’s a splash pad for kids to cool off in the summer heat. Harris Community Park also has a butterfly garden and a playground!
Heritage Park - Belton’s biggest park with 155 acres available for exploring and enjoying the outdoors. Here you’ll find athletic fields, a fishing dock, a playground with special needs accessibility, a disc golf course, picnic areas, and more!
Yettie Polk Park - One of Belton’s oldest parks is Yettie Polk Park which has been a local favorite for many years. This park has the capability to host events with its built-in seating area. There are also basketball courts, playgrounds, and picnic areas here.
Nolan Creek Hike and Bike Trail - No, this is not a park, but it does connect to several parks around Belton (including the ones listed above). Make a day out of it by riding the trails and stopping at your favorite parks to enjoy the amenities!

Restaurants in Belton, Texas

Arusha - Located in the heart of Belton, Arusha is a tea and coffee shop known for its cozy atmosphere and also serves light foods.
The Gin at Nolan Creek - This old cotton gin has been transformed into one of the most popular places to eat Southern cuisine and be entertained in Belton. The Gin is particularly fun to come to in the warmer months as locals can enjoy eating on the patio and listening to live music, while also soaking up the views of Nolan Creek.
Mi Pueblo - What’s a list of restaurants in Texas without a Mexican food place? Mi Pueblo is one of Belton’s most popular restaurants and is known for its relaxed atmosphere and blend of Mexican and Tex-Mex cuisines.

Living in Belton, TX

Cost of Living in Belton, Texas

Residents who bought one of the homes for sale in Belton, TX, generally have an overall cost of living that is 4.2% less than the state average and 10% lower than the national average. If you buy one of the homes for sale in Belton you can expect to spend a lot less for transportation, roughly the same for other things like groceries, healthcare, and utilities, and typically more for housing. Belton, TX, has a median household income of around $50K.

Weather in Belton, Texas

The homes in Belton are in a humid subtropical climate, meaning residents experience humid and hot summers and fairly mild winters. In both July and August, the average high temperature is 95°F but it’s common for there to be 100°F+ days. In January, locals see the average low temperature drop to around 35°F. Belton homes receive roughly 35 inches of precipitation each year.

Healthcare in Belton, Texas

If you’re living in one of the homes in Belton, you’ll be close to the Belton Regional Medical Center, a general hospital, as well as other small health clinics. It’s common for locals to also drive to the cities of Temple or Waco where they have large healthcare facilities.

Job Market in Belton, TX

Since Belton, TX, is so close to Fort Hood, it’s easy to think Belton’s economy should be lumped into the Killeen/Fort Hood economy. Belton’s economy is diverse, though, with other industries including manufacturing and transportation, healthcare, retail, and education. Some of Belton’s biggest employers are:

Belton ISD
Belton Regional Medical Center
Chewy, INC. (online retailer)
Quick ‘n Tasty

Transportation in Belton, TX

Belton’s infrastructure is car-centric and the roads were set up in a straightforward grid design. There are also a few major roadways that flow through the center of Belton.

I-35 connects Temple to Belton and flows east and south through the city.
Hwy 317/Main St. travels down from the north and eventually merges with I-35.
I-14/U.S. Hwy 190 enters from the west, connecting Fort Hood to Belton, and eventually merges with I-35.

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