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Belton Texas Real Estate
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Belton's population consist of more than 15,000 residents. It has a small town feel, with metro-sized opportunities for both you and your family. For those who like to enjoy the outdoors, you're in luck! Temple has two convenient public lakes less than 20 minutes away - Belton Lake and Stillhouse Hollow Lake. Military service members may enjoy an outing with the family to the Belton Lake Outdoor Recreation Area (BLORA), or simply a day out fishing or skiing on the lake. Stillhouse Hollow Lake is just a few minutes away, south of Killeen and Harker Heights.
Belton's economic development future is bright. Major area employers include Belton Independent School District (1200 employees), Bell County Government (1021 employees), and the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor (615 employees). You'll find this to be an attractive alternative to living in the Fort Hood or Temple areas, but just as close to Greater Austin.
Need a relocation package to help you learn more about the Belton Texas area? Click on the Free Guide icon on the left to request your Free Belton Area Relocation Guide. The Belton Texas area is abundant with opportunities for you and your family, so order your Free Belton Texas Relocation Guide to assist you in making your important decisions before you arrive.
Affordable housing is very important in Texas, and we think you'll find that the Temple area area is an excellent place to purchase property due to it's location, affordability, quality, and investment potential. Many of our clients relocating from around the world are amazed that their money buys so much. While many other markets are overpriced, the Temple-Belton market remains a great value. If you'd like to search for homes in the Fort Hood or Temple-Belton areas, click on one of the links below:
Search Fort Hood MLS Search Temple-Belton MLS
If new homes are more your style, you won't find a better place the find just the right home for you. Builders are plentiful in Temple, offering an array of buyer incentives for first time home buyers and pros alike. If you'd like to search for new production homes and builders, please click on the link below:
Search Fort Hood Area New Homes
There are 5 other areas you might consider that are very near the Belton area: Killeen, Harker Heights, Copperas Cove, Austin, and Temple. Each community is different in its own respect, with Copperas Cove, Killeen, and Harker Heights being where most military service members choose to reside due to convenience. Austin and Belton are also great community choices, and they're nearby, so you should have a plentiful supply of housing at any given time.
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Have a question? We'd enjoy speaking with you to make your transition to the Belton area easier. It's important to work with those you trust, and we we'd like the opportunity to earn your business. Talk to one of our Fort Hood area experts right now by calling (888) 743-1528. You may also email us at your convenience. |
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Austin - 68 Fort Hood - 30 Waco - 35 San Antonio - 147 Dallas - 130 Houston - 169 Corpus Christi - 284 Laredo - 302 NEED A PLACE TO STAY?
Ramada Inn Belton, Tx
(254) 939-3745
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(254) 939-5711
Holiday Inn Express Temple, Tx 76504
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Temple, TX 76504
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TREY & BOBBIE JACKSON OWNERS, REALTORS CORRIDOR REAL ESTATE BROKERS
(888) 743-1528 |
Howdy,
and welcome to Belton! If you've never been to Belton, you'll find
that it's the perfect mix of country atmosphere and convenience.
Belton is conveniently borders Temple Texas to the east and Fort Hood
about 15 minutes west. Belton was founded in 1850, becoming a
primary stop on the Chisholm Trail - the main cattle trade route from
south Texas to Abilene. It's remained in the forefront of central
Texas values ever since.
