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INCREDIBLE BUYER INCENTIVES: $2,000 MORTGAGE CONCESSION. Opendoor Home Loans will contribute up to $2,000 towards a permanent interest rate buy-down if you finance with Opendoor Home Loans LLC. 324 W Avenue C is a single-story Belton home with four bedrooms and over 1,100 sq ft of living space. The kitchen has long runs of counter space, white cabinetry and windows on two sides, including a pair above the sink. An opening connects the kitchen with the main living area. The long primary bedroom has multiple windows and closet storage. Bathroom features include a walk-in shower with open shelving nearby and a tub-shower combination. Outside, rear steps lead to a concrete patio beside a lawn bordered by fencing. A paved front driveway provides parking.

3 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 628679 MLS

INCREDIBLE BUYER INCENTIVES: $2,000 MORTGAGE CONCESSION. Opendoor Home Loans will contribute up to $2,000 towards a permanent interest rate buy-down if you finance with Opendoor Home Loans LLC. 324 W Avenue C is a single-story Belton home with four bedrooms and over 1,100 sq ft of living space. The kitchen has long runs of counter space, white cabinetry and windows on two sides, including a pair above the sink. An opening connects the kitchen with the main living area. The long primary bedroom has multiple windows and closet storage. Bathroom features include a walk-in shower with open shelving nearby and a tub-shower combination. Outside, rear steps lead to a concrete patio beside a lawn bordered by fencing. A paved front driveway provides parking.

324 W Avenue C, Belton

$320,000

WALKING DISTANCE to UMHB. 100% LEASED. Excellent VISIBILITY along Main Street. PRIVATE PARKING.

628410 MLS

WALKING DISTANCE to UMHB. 100% LEASED. Excellent VISIBILITY along Main Street. PRIVATE PARKING.

619 N Main Street, Belton

$1,750,000

A Rare Opportunity to Bring Belton’s Grand Opera House Back to Life Come be a part of Belton’s history with the iconic Grand Opera House, prominently situated at the southeast corner of Belton’s historic courthouse square at the intersection of Water and Main Streets. Constructed of native Bell County limestone, the building originally opened its doors on October 4, 1895, and was once regarded as one of the most elegant structures in the South. Today, the historic Bell County limestone walls remain standing proudly on the courthouse square, once again bearing the Grand Opera House name. The building has been completely gutted and re-engineered, creating a rare opportunity to thoughtfully redevelop this historic structure for a new generation. The possibilities are extensive. The property could be transformed into a live music and entertainment venue, restaurant and bar, theater, event space, boutique concept, or other destination-oriented use designed to complement and contribute to the continued revitalization of Downtown Belton. The building also features a partial balcony along the north and west sides, offering unique interior views and an elevated perspective of space. The first floor features a combination of hardwood flooring and concrete flooring, providing a distinctive foundation for a future build-out while preserving the building’s historic character. This is more than a commercial property, it’s an opportunity to become part of the next chapter of one of Belton’s most recognizable historic landmarks. Bring your vision, creativity, and investment to the Grand Opera House and help create a new destination in the heart of Downtown Belton The upper floor welcomed traveling theater companies, lecturers, and Chautauqua performers, while the building’s lower levels housed professional offices and other businesses. The Grand Opera House quickly became an important gathering place in downtown Belton.

626711 MLS

A Rare Opportunity to Bring Belton’s Grand Opera House Back to Life Come be a part of Belton’s history with the iconic Grand Opera House, prominently situated at the southeast corner of Belton’s historic courthouse square at the intersection of Water and Main Streets. Constructed of native Bell County limestone, the building originally opened its doors on October 4, 1895, and was once regarded as one of the most elegant structures in the South. Today, the historic Bell County limestone walls remain standing proudly on the courthouse square, once again bearing the Grand Opera House name. The building has been completely gutted and re-engineered, creating a rare opportunity to thoughtfully redevelop this historic structure for a new generation. The possibilities are extensive. The property could be transformed into a live music and entertainment venue, restaurant and bar, theater, event space, boutique concept, or other destination-oriented use designed to complement and contribute to the continued revitalization of Downtown Belton. The building also features a partial balcony along the north and west sides, offering unique interior views and an elevated perspective of space. The first floor features a combination of hardwood flooring and concrete flooring, providing a distinctive foundation for a future build-out while preserving the building’s historic character. This is more than a commercial property, it’s an opportunity to become part of the next chapter of one of Belton’s most recognizable historic landmarks. Bring your vision, creativity, and investment to the Grand Opera House and help create a new destination in the heart of Downtown Belton The upper floor welcomed traveling theater companies, lecturers, and Chautauqua performers, while the building’s lower levels housed professional offices and other businesses. The Grand Opera House quickly became an important gathering place in downtown Belton.

202 S Main Street, Belton

$350,000

Prime Dual-Zoned Investment Opportunity at 103 E 10th Ave, Belton, TX Unlock exceptional income potential with this dual-zoned commercial/residential property ideally positioned near the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor (UMHB) campus and historic downtown Belton. Currently operating as a successful rental, this versatile asset offers strong demand from students, faculty, and professionals, drawn to the area’s walkable charm, dining, shops, and campus life. The main residence is a comfortable 2-bedroom, 2-bath home with 1,260 sqft of living space, perfect as a primary rental or owner-occupied unit. Complementing it is a private 360 sqft ADU studio featuring 1 full bath and a kitchenette, ideal for generating additional monthly income as a student rental, guest suite, or potential short term rental stay. Located directly across the street from UMHB and minutes from downtown Belton’s restaurants, parks, and amenities, this property sits in a high demand corridor that attracts consistent rental interest year round. Dual zoning opens flexible options: continue as a multi-unit residential rental, convert for mixed-use or small commercial purposes, or hold as a long term investment in a growing Central Texas market. Whether you’re an investor seeking dual cash flow streams or a buyer looking for live-in income potential, this ready-to-rent property delivers location, versatility, and proven performance. Don’t miss this rare dual-zoned opportunity in the heart of Belton.

626547 MLS

Prime Dual-Zoned Investment Opportunity at 103 E 10th Ave, Belton, TX Unlock exceptional income potential with this dual-zoned commercial/residential property ideally positioned near the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor (UMHB) campus and historic downtown Belton. Currently operating as a successful rental, this versatile asset offers strong demand from students, faculty, and professionals, drawn to the area’s walkable charm, dining, shops, and campus life. The main residence is a comfortable 2-bedroom, 2-bath home with 1,260 sqft of living space, perfect as a primary rental or owner-occupied unit. Complementing it is a private 360 sqft ADU studio featuring 1 full bath and a kitchenette, ideal for generating additional monthly income as a student rental, guest suite, or potential short term rental stay. Located directly across the street from UMHB and minutes from downtown Belton’s restaurants, parks, and amenities, this property sits in a high demand corridor that attracts consistent rental interest year round. Dual zoning opens flexible options: continue as a multi-unit residential rental, convert for mixed-use or small commercial purposes, or hold as a long term investment in a growing Central Texas market. Whether you’re an investor seeking dual cash flow streams or a buyer looking for live-in income potential, this ready-to-rent property delivers location, versatility, and proven performance. Don’t miss this rare dual-zoned opportunity in the heart of Belton.

103 E 10th Avenue, Belton

$435,000

A rare opportunity to own a true piece of Texas history in the heart of Belton! Known as the historic Muehlhause House, this remarkable Queen Anne residence was constructed in 1908 by prominent Belton builder James M. Scott and is recognized as a Recorded Texas Historic Landmark. Situated along South Main Street in Belton's historic district, the home immediately commands attention with its timeless architecture, expansive wraparound porch, bay window, hipped dormers, cross-gabled roofline and distinctive period details. Step inside and experience the craftsmanship of another era, with beautiful natural woodwork, intricate staircase columns, built-in cabinetry and bookcases, gracious living spaces and architectural character rarely found in today's homes. The history extends beyond the residence itself. The property retains remarkable features tied to its early-1900s origins, including a historic spring-fed limestone-lined cistern and original outbuildings associated with the Muehlhause property. Originally built for Fred and Louise Muehlhause, the home remained in the Muehlhause family for generations and today stands as an important part of Belton's architectural heritage. Its location places you just moments from historic Downtown Belton, the Bell County Courthouse, Nolan Creek, local dining, shopping and the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor. More than a home, 620 S. Main Street is an opportunity to become the next steward of a property that has been part of the Belton community for more than a century. With its Texas Historic Landmark designation, distinctive Queen Anne architecture and irreplaceable craftsmanship, properties of this historical significance rarely become available. Come experience one of Belton's truly special homes and write the next chapter of its story.

5 Beds ⋅ 4 Baths ⋅ 624800 MLS

A rare opportunity to own a true piece of Texas history in the heart of Belton! Known as the historic Muehlhause House, this remarkable Queen Anne residence was constructed in 1908 by prominent Belton builder James M. Scott and is recognized as a Recorded Texas Historic Landmark. Situated along South Main Street in Belton's historic district, the home immediately commands attention with its timeless architecture, expansive wraparound porch, bay window, hipped dormers, cross-gabled roofline and distinctive period details. Step inside and experience the craftsmanship of another era, with beautiful natural woodwork, intricate staircase columns, built-in cabinetry and bookcases, gracious living spaces and architectural character rarely found in today's homes. The history extends beyond the residence itself. The property retains remarkable features tied to its early-1900s origins, including a historic spring-fed limestone-lined cistern and original outbuildings associated with the Muehlhause property. Originally built for Fred and Louise Muehlhause, the home remained in the Muehlhause family for generations and today stands as an important part of Belton's architectural heritage. Its location places you just moments from historic Downtown Belton, the Bell County Courthouse, Nolan Creek, local dining, shopping and the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor. More than a home, 620 S. Main Street is an opportunity to become the next steward of a property that has been part of the Belton community for more than a century. With its Texas Historic Landmark designation, distinctive Queen Anne architecture and irreplaceable craftsmanship, properties of this historical significance rarely become available. Come experience one of Belton's truly special homes and write the next chapter of its story.

620 S Main Street, Belton

$314,900

NVESTORS, ENTREPRENEURS & VISIONARIES — THIS IS NOT YOUR TYPICAL BELTON PROPERTY! Built in 1878 and located just one block from the Bell County Courthouse, 400 S Main Street offers a rare combination of historic character, income potential, location, and exceptional flexibility in the heart of Belton. The property features a 1,954 sq. ft. historic main home plus a detached 486 sq. ft. cottage currently producing rental income. The cottage includes its own kitchen and bathroom, private courtyard, and separate water and electric meters. What truly sets this property apart is its location within Belton's Imagine Belton Main Street Zone. The property's existing residential use is grandfathered, while the Main Street Zone provides opportunities for a variety of permitted uses including live-work, office, retail, dining, personal services, artisan food and beverage, entertainment, and overnight accommodations. Imagine the possibilities: continue enjoying this historic property as a residence, create a professional office, boutique, live-work concept, retail space, overnight accommodation concept, or explore another creative investment opportunity — all while preserving the character of a property that has been part of Belton since 1878. The main structure has previously served as both a residence and law office, demonstrating the versatility that makes this property especially compelling. With Downtown Belton, the Bell County Courthouse, Nolan Creek, restaurants, shops, and community activity nearby, this isn't simply an opportunity to purchase a historic home. It's an opportunity to own a piece of Belton history — and decide what its next chapter will be.

625660 MLS

NVESTORS, ENTREPRENEURS & VISIONARIES — THIS IS NOT YOUR TYPICAL BELTON PROPERTY! Built in 1878 and located just one block from the Bell County Courthouse, 400 S Main Street offers a rare combination of historic character, income potential, location, and exceptional flexibility in the heart of Belton. The property features a 1,954 sq. ft. historic main home plus a detached 486 sq. ft. cottage currently producing rental income. The cottage includes its own kitchen and bathroom, private courtyard, and separate water and electric meters. What truly sets this property apart is its location within Belton's Imagine Belton Main Street Zone. The property's existing residential use is grandfathered, while the Main Street Zone provides opportunities for a variety of permitted uses including live-work, office, retail, dining, personal services, artisan food and beverage, entertainment, and overnight accommodations. Imagine the possibilities: continue enjoying this historic property as a residence, create a professional office, boutique, live-work concept, retail space, overnight accommodation concept, or explore another creative investment opportunity — all while preserving the character of a property that has been part of Belton since 1878. The main structure has previously served as both a residence and law office, demonstrating the versatility that makes this property especially compelling. With Downtown Belton, the Bell County Courthouse, Nolan Creek, restaurants, shops, and community activity nearby, this isn't simply an opportunity to purchase a historic home. It's an opportunity to own a piece of Belton history — and decide what its next chapter will be.

400 S Main Street, Belton

$314,900

INVESTORS, ENTREPRENEURS & VISIONARIES — THIS IS NOT YOUR TYPICAL BELTON PROPERTY! Built in 1878 and located just one block from the Bell County Courthouse, 400 S Main Street offers a rare combination of historic character, income potential, location, and exceptional flexibility in the heart of Belton. The property features a 1,954 sq. ft. historic main home plus a detached 486 sq. ft. cottage currently producing rental income. The cottage includes its own kitchen and bathroom, private courtyard, and separate water and electric meters. What truly sets this property apart is its location within Belton's Imagine Belton Main Street Zone. The property's existing residential use is grandfathered, while the Main Street Zone provides opportunities for a variety of permitted uses including live-work, office, retail, dining, personal services, artisan food and beverage, entertainment, and overnight accommodations. Imagine the possibilities: continue enjoying this historic property as a residence, create a professional office, boutique, live-work concept, retail space, overnight accommodation concept, or explore another creative investment opportunity — all while preserving the character of a property that has been part of Belton since 1878. The main structure has previously served as both a residence and law office, demonstrating the versatility that makes this property especially compelling. With Downtown Belton, the Bell County Courthouse, Nolan Creek, restaurants, shops, and community activity nearby, this isn't simply an opportunity to purchase a historic home. It's an opportunity to own a piece of Belton history — and decide what its next chapter will be.

3 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 625621 MLS

INVESTORS, ENTREPRENEURS & VISIONARIES — THIS IS NOT YOUR TYPICAL BELTON PROPERTY! Built in 1878 and located just one block from the Bell County Courthouse, 400 S Main Street offers a rare combination of historic character, income potential, location, and exceptional flexibility in the heart of Belton. The property features a 1,954 sq. ft. historic main home plus a detached 486 sq. ft. cottage currently producing rental income. The cottage includes its own kitchen and bathroom, private courtyard, and separate water and electric meters. What truly sets this property apart is its location within Belton's Imagine Belton Main Street Zone. The property's existing residential use is grandfathered, while the Main Street Zone provides opportunities for a variety of permitted uses including live-work, office, retail, dining, personal services, artisan food and beverage, entertainment, and overnight accommodations. Imagine the possibilities: continue enjoying this historic property as a residence, create a professional office, boutique, live-work concept, retail space, overnight accommodation concept, or explore another creative investment opportunity — all while preserving the character of a property that has been part of Belton since 1878. The main structure has previously served as both a residence and law office, demonstrating the versatility that makes this property especially compelling. With Downtown Belton, the Bell County Courthouse, Nolan Creek, restaurants, shops, and community activity nearby, this isn't simply an opportunity to purchase a historic home. It's an opportunity to own a piece of Belton history — and decide what its next chapter will be.

400 S Main Street, Belton

$191,000

This traditional 1927 home sits on HALF AN ACRE in a convenient Belton location, offering a combination of recent updates, original character, and plenty of outdoor space! The large windows bring tons of natural light while providing views of the mature trees and nature surrounding the property. Recent improvements include a new roof (2023), new water heater, new windows, new flooring, a new wood privacy fence, and a new HVAC system with a 10-year warranty. This cozy home provides built-in shelving in the hallway and bathroom that adds storage without taking up additional floor space. The two bedrooms are located just off the main hallway for convenience and easy access each with large windows overlooking the yard. Outside, the half-acre lot provides room for pets, play, gardening, entertaining, or future plans. A spacious driveway with a private gate provides convenient access to the backyard and detached garage. Located less than a mile from UMHB, downtown Belton, and nearby dining and shopping, and Leon Heights Elementary located next door, this home offers a location that is difficult to replicate. With the large system updates, established trees, large lot, and flexible outdoor space, this property offers a wonderful opportunity for its next owner to make it their own!

2 Beds ⋅ 1 Baths ⋅ 624732 MLS

This traditional 1927 home sits on HALF AN ACRE in a convenient Belton location, offering a combination of recent updates, original character, and plenty of outdoor space! The large windows bring tons of natural light while providing views of the mature trees and nature surrounding the property. Recent improvements include a new roof (2023), new water heater, new windows, new flooring, a new wood privacy fence, and a new HVAC system with a 10-year warranty. This cozy home provides built-in shelving in the hallway and bathroom that adds storage without taking up additional floor space. The two bedrooms are located just off the main hallway for convenience and easy access each with large windows overlooking the yard. Outside, the half-acre lot provides room for pets, play, gardening, entertaining, or future plans. A spacious driveway with a private gate provides convenient access to the backyard and detached garage. Located less than a mile from UMHB, downtown Belton, and nearby dining and shopping, and Leon Heights Elementary located next door, this home offers a location that is difficult to replicate. With the large system updates, established trees, large lot, and flexible outdoor space, this property offers a wonderful opportunity for its next owner to make it their own!

140 E 15th Avenue, Belton

$850,000

Commercial building in Downtown Belton, across from the court house. This is your chance to be a part of downtown. The downstairs is currently a boutique, the upstairs is a shell, ready for you to make a wonderful apartment for Belton living.

617173 MLS

Commercial building in Downtown Belton, across from the court house. This is your chance to be a part of downtown. The downstairs is currently a boutique, the upstairs is a shell, ready for you to make a wonderful apartment for Belton living.

110 E Central Avenue, Belton

$249,000

Small Business Dream! Own your own space on 6th Street near DOWNTOWN BELTON! Complete UPDATE in 2019- all electrical, hvac, plumbing, sheetrock, paint inside and out. Roof 2024. Excellent space for beauty shop, retail, office. HIGH VISIBILITY. ZONING - UPTOWN. One of the most flexible zoning areas. Plenty of parking and easy access to downtown and I35. ADJACENT PROPERTY ALSO AVAILABLE.

591846 MLS

Small Business Dream! Own your own space on 6th Street near DOWNTOWN BELTON! Complete UPDATE in 2019- all electrical, hvac, plumbing, sheetrock, paint inside and out. Roof 2024. Excellent space for beauty shop, retail, office. HIGH VISIBILITY. ZONING - UPTOWN. One of the most flexible zoning areas. Plenty of parking and easy access to downtown and I35. ADJACENT PROPERTY ALSO AVAILABLE.

622 E 6th Avenue, Belton

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