Belton Real Estate
Belton, TX Real Estate: Historic Charm & Lakefront Living
Looking for a historic city with small-town charm and lake life nearby? Belton, Texas checks every box. As the county seat of Bell County, Belton sits right at the crossing of Interstate 35 and U.S. Highways 81 and 190, giving residents a central, easy-to-reach location. It's about 60 miles north of Austin, making it a great option for those who want small-town living within reach of the capital.
Belton's story goes back to 1850, when the town was first settled and named Nolanville, after nearby Nolan Springs. The following year, it was renamed Belton and became the seat of the newly formed Bell County. During the cattle-driving era, Belton was a favorite stop along the historic Chisholm Trail, a route used by cowboys herding cattle across Texas. The town's beautiful 1885 Renaissance Revival courthouse, built from local limestone, still stands proudly downtown today. Belton is also home to the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor, which moved to town in 1885 and remains a cornerstone of the community.
Outdoor lovers will appreciate being close to both Belton Lake and Stillhouse Hollow Lake, both touching the city limits and offering boating, fishing, and swimming just minutes from home. Downtown Belton stays lively too, with Belton Market Days bringing shoppers and visitors out to support local merchants.
For buyers who want small-town charm, strong schools, and easy access to two beautiful lakes and Austin, Belton is a wonderful place to call home.
Looking for a historic city with small-town charm and lake life nearby? Belton, Texas checks every box. As the county seat of Bell County, Belton sits right at the crossing of Interstate 35 and U.S. Highways 81 and 190, giving residents a central, easy-to-reach location. It's about 60 miles north of Austin, making it a great option for those who want small-town living within reach of the capital.
Belton's story goes back to 1850, when the town was first settled and named Nolanville, after nearby Nolan Springs. The following year, it was renamed Belton and became the seat of the newly formed Bell County. During the cattle-driving era, Belton was a favorite stop along the historic Chisholm Trail, a route used by cowboys herding cattle across Texas. The town's beautiful 1885 Renaissance Revival courthouse, built from local limestone, still stands proudly downtown today. Belton is also home to the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor, which moved to town in 1885 and remains a cornerstone of the community.
Outdoor lovers will appreciate being close to both Belton Lake and Stillhouse Hollow Lake, both touching the city limits and offering boating, fishing, and swimming just minutes from home. Downtown Belton stays lively too, with Belton Market Days bringing shoppers and visitors out to support local merchants.
For buyers who want small-town charm, strong schools, and easy access to two beautiful lakes and Austin, Belton is a wonderful place to call home.
Most Popular
5879 Galveston Road
$249,900
Most Expensive
6605 Tollbridge Road
$2,995,000
Least Expensive
3527 Simmons Road
$75000
Belton Listings Summary
Belton - Town vs. County Stats
Avg Price in Belton: $415,300 / County Avg $343,700
121%
Avg Sq. Ft. in Belton: 2,113 / County Avg 2,019
105%
Avg Price per/sqft in Belton:$197 / County Avg $170
115%
Avg Year Built in Belton: 2004 / County Avg 2002
100%
Avg Days on Website in Belton: 117 / County Avg 108
108%
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