Bell County, TX homes for sale & real estate

Bell County, TX Homes for Sale

2402 Dickens Drive is a 3-bedroom, 2-bath single-family home offering approximately 1,111 square feet and an attached garage in an established Killeen neighborhood near Fort Hood. Built in 1992, the property will need a new roof and and some TLC. It's priced accordingly, making it a strong opportunity for investors looking to add to a portfolio or hands-on cash buyers looking to renovate and create some sweat equity. Home is being sold AS-IS. Price is not negotiable. Looking for a CASH offer.

Bell County, TX Homes for Sale

Unbelievable Price! 405 Cottonwood in Harker Heights is a property with AMAZING POTENTIAL to refresh and renew. Whether you plan to live in the house as your homestead and take advantage of sweat equity or an investor looking for their next opportunity, this property is ready for transformation. Hurry to write a squeaky clean offer now and save yourself the fun of a counter offer. It won't last long. Don't miss this golden opportunity.

Bell County, TX Homes for Sale

Spacious country home with the convenience of city shopping nearby, set on a manageable lot. This generously sized home offers plenty of space, comfort, and amenities. The stunning primary suite features a luxurious en suite with one-and-a-half baths and a walk-through closet larger than many bedrooms. The oversized dining kitchen provides abundant counter space and cabinetry, making it ideal for everyday living and entertaining. The first floor also includes an additional bedroom, an office, a living room, and an additional living / family / media room, offering plenty of room to relax, gather, or entertain. Upstairs, you’ll find two spacious bedrooms connected by a Jack-and-Jill bat

Bell County, TX Homes for Sale

Designed by architect Vail Logsdon, this is the kind of property that does not come along often in Bell County. Set on 1.12 beautifully wooded acres, the home is nearly hidden from the street, with a tucked-away, shaded circle drive. It feels remarkably private, yet sits right in the middle of town with easy access to grocery stores, dining, and I-35. Inside the two-bedroom, 2.5-bath main residence, every space reflects the mid-century architecture, with details that reveal themselves at every turn: vaulted wood ceilings, exposed beams, natural stone, Saltillo tile, custom built-ins, built-in speakers, and walls of glass. The living room centers on a substantial stone fireplace, flanked by