Résidence Unifamiliale à Belton

Tucked beneath a canopy of mature hardwood trees, this 1918-built estate is set back from the road, offering a private, shaded setting that’s increasingly hard to find. As you approach, the home gradually reveals itself through the trees adding to the sense of character, history, and quiet seclusion that defines the property.
Situated on just under 5 acres and framed by a classic white picket fence, the property features a 2,344 sq ft main home, a separate 1 bed - 1 bath guest house, detached garage, and a 1,560 sq ft barn-workshop providing a rare combination of space, flexibility, and functionality.
Inside, the home reflects its early craftsmanship and original character with high ceilings, some original hardwood floors, and a traditional layout that has been maintained over time. The kitchen has been updated over the years and offers generous cabinet space and functionality for everyday living. Updated plumbing and electrical have been completed, and the home is serviced by central heat and air.
The land itself is a standout feature, with towering pecan trees creating a park-like setting and multiple vantage points across the property to enjoy the surroundings. Two water wells support the sprinkler system, while the home is serviced by city water offering both convenience and practicality.
This property presents a unique opportunity for buyers who appreciate character, value land and mature trees, and are looking for a place they can personalize over time. The home will require updates, offering the next owner the ability to bring their own vision and add value over time.
Whether restored to its original charm or thoughtfully updated, the possibilities here are significant. Opportunities like this with acreage, mature trees, and multiple structures are becoming increasingly hard to find.