Nolanville Real Estate
Nolanville, TX Homes: Family-Friendly Living Near Fort Cavazos
Looking for small-town roots with big growth potential? Nolanville, Texas checks both boxes. This city sits in western Bell County, right along Interstate 14/U.S. Highway 190, giving residents an easy drive to Belton, Killeen, Harker Heights, and Fort Cavazos. That makes Nolanville a popular pick for families and military members who want a quieter home base close to work.
Nolanville's history goes back to the 1850s, when it was one of the very first communities settled in Bell County. It was originally called Nolan Valley, named for nearby Nolan Creek. The town grew slowly for many decades before really taking off in the 1960s, thanks to the growth of nearby Fort Cavazos (formerly Fort Hood). Since then, Nolanville has grown steadily into a lively suburban community, now home to thousands of residents.
Today, Nolanville offers a nice mix of small-town comfort and everyday convenience. Local dining options range from Korean and Venezuelan food to classic burgers and barbecue, giving residents plenty of tasty choices close to home. Outdoor lovers can enjoy the town's local parks for walking, picnicking, and family fun, while nearby Belton and Stillhouse Hollow Lakes offer even more options for boating, fishing, and weekend relaxation.
With a rich history, steady growth, and quick access to Fort Cavazos and Central Texas cities, Nolanville is a great choice for buyers who want a welcoming, family-friendly community close to it all.
Looking for small-town roots with big growth potential? Nolanville, Texas checks both boxes. This city sits in western Bell County, right along Interstate 14/U.S. Highway 190, giving residents an easy drive to Belton, Killeen, Harker Heights, and Fort Cavazos. That makes Nolanville a popular pick for families and military members who want a quieter home base close to work.
Nolanville's history goes back to the 1850s, when it was one of the very first communities settled in Bell County. It was originally called Nolan Valley, named for nearby Nolan Creek. The town grew slowly for many decades before really taking off in the 1960s, thanks to the growth of nearby Fort Cavazos (formerly Fort Hood). Since then, Nolanville has grown steadily into a lively suburban community, now home to thousands of residents.
Today, Nolanville offers a nice mix of small-town comfort and everyday convenience. Local dining options range from Korean and Venezuelan food to classic burgers and barbecue, giving residents plenty of tasty choices close to home. Outdoor lovers can enjoy the town's local parks for walking, picnicking, and family fun, while nearby Belton and Stillhouse Hollow Lakes offer even more options for boating, fishing, and weekend relaxation.
With a rich history, steady growth, and quick access to Fort Cavazos and Central Texas cities, Nolanville is a great choice for buyers who want a welcoming, family-friendly community close to it all.
Most Popular
7026 Chimney Hill Drive
$425,000
Most Expensive
4013 Turning Leaf Drive
$960,000
Least Expensive
300 W Avenue J
$149999
Nolanville Listings Summary
Nolanville - Town vs. County Stats
Avg Price in Nolanville: $375,800 / County Avg $343,700
109%
Avg Sq. Ft. in Nolanville: 2,126 / County Avg 2,019
105%
Avg Price per/sqft in Nolanville:$177 / County Avg $170
104%
Avg Year Built in Nolanville: 2021 / County Avg 2002
101%
Avg Days on Website in Nolanville: 91 / County Avg 108
84%
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