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Belton Real Estate For Sale In TX

Belton

Belton, TX, has been growing in popularity over the last several years for its beautiful scenery and location along the I-35 and I-14 corridors. Belton is also considered one of the best places to live in Bell County, making it a great place to raise a family or even retire! If you're looking for a home for sale in Texas, separate from a major metropolitan area yet still close to several amenities, keep scrolling to see if the real estate in Belton, TX, is right for you.

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2615 Settlers Oak Drive

Belton, TX 76513

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13860 Woodland Point Loop

Belton, TX 76513

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1221 N Penelope Street

Belton, TX 76513

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1600 Mountain Ridge Drive

Belton, TX 76513

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$899,000

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$749,000

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11810 Lago Terra Boulevard

Belton, TX 76513

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$852,700

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13002 Pigeon Forge Drive

Belton, TX 76513

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Belton, TX, Real Estate Market

The Belton, TX, real estate market is competitive, with homes lasting about 45 to 55 days on the market before going under contract. Most of the real estate in Belton sells about 2% below the list price, though about 34% of homes experience a price drop. The median price of the Belton real estate market is about $350K.

Real estate in Belton comes in a variety of housing types. Single-family homes make up most of the market. The houses range from two to four-bedroom affairs, though five-bedroom homes are trendy.

In addition, homebuyers can find townhouses in Belton priced between $275K to $330K. While this area of Texas has a large percentage of existing real estate, new construction also proliferates here. The floor plans and square footage of new homes in Belton are highly diverse, and prices average $400K.

Belton, TX, Real Estate Sampler

Belton real estate can be categorized into four different areas of north, south, east, and west. Here is what each is like:

North Belton

Southeast of Belton Lake, the North Belton area offers three to five-bedroom homes mixed with some apartments and is close to an HEB grocery store. Belton real estate for sale in the North Belton area starts in the high $300Ks and climbs into the millions.

South Belton

The most extensive area of real estate in Belton is the South Belton area. This community is south of I-14, spans both sides of I-35, and is just east of Stillhouse Hollow Lake. If you're looking for space to move around, you'll likely find it in South Belton. The homes in South Belton are newer and large, usually three to five bedrooms.

South Belton real estate can be seen around the high $200Ks, with many homes in the $300Ks to $500Ks, especially the real estate close to Stillhouse Hollow Lake. You'll likely find grand estate homes topping out over a million on the eastern side of South Belton.

East Belton

Located northwest of I-35 and northeast of I-14, East Belton is the place to look if you’re wanting a starter home or to downsize as most of the homes here have two-to-three bedrooms. It’s also near the Belton city center, where several mom-and-pop restaurants and coffee shops are located. Local Belton real estate agents have also seen a trend of people retiring in East Belton. Real estate in East Belton starts in the high $100Ks and goes up to the $500Ks.

West Belton

The West Belton area is directly north of Stillhouse Hollow Lake and south of I-14. If you want an easy commute to Killeen and Ft. Hood areas, West Belton might be your ideal place. West Belton real estate showcases large homes with about three to five bedrooms, constructed since the 2000s. A few older homes date back around the 1970s, though. Belton real estate for sale in West Belton ranges from about $500K to just over $1M.

Distance to Other Cities From Belton, Texas

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

Schools in Belton, TX

Real estate in Belton feeds into the Belton Independent School District, a top-rated district according to the Texas Education Agency. Within Belton ISD are 16 campuses, including three high schools. Two high schools are listed as some of the nation's best high schools by Newsweek and U.S. News & World Report. Belton high schools include:

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

Belton, TX, is also home to Mary Hardin-Baylor, founded in 1845 as Baylor Female College. Today, the school boasts graduates with baccalaureate, master’s, and doctoral degrees.

Frequently Asked Questions About Belton, TX, Real Estate

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

The zip code for real estate in Belton, TX, is 76513.

Where is the nearest commercial airport to Belton, Texas?

There are a couple of small airports near Belton, TX, like the Killeen-Fort Hood Regional Airport (36 miles) and the Waco Regional Airport (52 miles), but the closest major airport is the Austin-Bergstrom International Airport in Austin, TX (72 miles).

What county is Belton, TX, in?

Belton, TX, is in Bell County where it is the county seat.

Where is Belton Lake?

Belton Lake is located directly north of the real estate in Belton proper and is also where Leon River flows from.

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

Best for Commuting: West Belton
Best for Affordability: East Belton
Best for Space: South Belton
Best for Proximity to Shopping: North Belton

How far is Austin, TX, from Belton, Texas?

Austin, TX, is 60 miles or about an hour's drive from Belton, TX.

What is Belton, TX, famous or known for?

Belton, TX, is known for its history as a pioneer town near the Chisholm Trail. It was often the last stop of civilization before travelers continued west. Today Belton, TX, is a thriving city in the Killeen-Temple Metro Area and is centrally located in several major cities like Killeen, Waco, Temple, and Austin.

Is Belton, TX, a good place to live?

Many people are attracted to the real estate in Belton, TX, for having great schools, ease of commuting to other cities, diversity, and things to do. Niche.com, also ranks Belton, TX, as the number three place to live in Bell County!

Things to Do in Belton, TX

Attractions in Belton, Texas

That Art Place - A popular art studio open to the public that specializes in fused glass, pottery, and children’s art education. This studio offers creative activities for anyone who walks in as well as workshops for both kids and adults.
Grand Avenue Theatre - A family-friendly theater with the slogan of “Clean, Classy, and Fun” representing who they are and what audiences have come to expect. The Grand Avenue Theatre is also known for putting on several movie events whether in the theater or out in the park.
The Beltonian Theatre - This historic theater continues to thrive after 100 years of entertaining the community of Belton and is known for continuing to show classic movies. The Beltonian also hosts parties and events.
Bell County Museum - Learn the history of life in the Bell County area starting as far back as prehistoric times. The museum also boasts several buildings to view and explore like the Marshall Log Cabin and miniature historic homes.

Parks in Belton, Texas

Yettie Polk Park - This is one of the oldest parks near Belton real estate and one of the city's most popular parks. Yeti Polk Park has an events area with built-in seating, playgrounds, basketball courts, and picnic areas.
Heritage Park - The largest park in Belton, TX, with 155 acres of space for outdoor fun. There are several multi-purpose fields, picnic areas (with grills), a fishing dock, a special needs accessible playground, a disc golf course, and more!
Harris Community Park - This park is particularly popular in the summertime as it has a splash pad for kids to cool off from the heat. This park also has a playground and a butterfly garden!
Nolan Creek Hike and Bike Trail - Not exactly a park but this trail serves the residents living in Belton well as it connects several of the city's best parks together including Yettie Polk, Heritage, and Harris Community Parks.

Restaurants in Belton, Texas

The Gin at Nolan Creek - Originally used as an old cotton gin is now a popular place for eating and entertainment. Come here year around to get a taste of southern cooking but come during the warmer months to hear live music while also enjoying views of Nolan Creek.
Arusha - A warm and inviting tea and coffee shop located in the heart of Belton that also serves light foods.
Mi Pueblo - Easily one of the most popular restaurants near Belton real estate is Mi Pueblo, serving both authentic Mexican food and Tex-Mex with a laid-back atmosphere.

Living in Belton, TX

Cost of Living in Belton, Texas

The overall cost of living in Belton, TX, real estate is 4.2% lower than the state average and 10% lower than the national average. If you buy a piece of real estate in Belton, TX, you’ll likely pay significantly less for transportation, about the same for things like groceries, healthcare, and utilities, while paying a bit more for housing. The median household income in Belton, TX, is roughly $50K.

Weather in Belton, Texas

Belton real estate is located in a humid subtropical climate with hot and humid summers and relatively mild winters. The average high temperature reaches 95°F in both July and August. The average low temperature dips to around 35°F in January. Real estate in Belton typically receives about 35 inches of rainfall each year.

Healthcare in Belton, Texas

Residents living in Belton real estate have access to several health clinics for minor medical needs and the Belton Regional Medical Center (general hospital). Locals also commute to cities like Temple or Waco to access major medical centers.

Job Market in Belton, TX

With Belton’s location near Fort Hood, many residents living in Belton real estate may hold government jobs. Other industries in Belton include education, retail, healthcare, manufacturing, and transportation. Some of the largest employers in Belton, TX, include:

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

Transportation in Belton, TX

The city of Belton’s infrastructure is simple by design with most of Belton's real estate positioned in a grid layout, with a few major roads crossing through the center.

I-14/U.S. Hwy 190 connects Belton to the Fort Hood area and enters from the west before it merges with I-35.
I-35 connects Belton to Temple, TX, and runs through the eastern and southern parts of the city.
Hwy 317/Main St. enters from the north and merges with I-35.

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