Quiet, Connected, and Right Between It All
Nolanville is a small but steadily growing city tucked between Harker Heights and Belton in Bell County. With a population around 5,500, it offers suburban tranquility paired with quick access to Temple, Killeen, and Fort Hood. Residents describe it as Bell County’s hidden gem — safe, well-maintained, and genuinely welcoming to newcomers.
Nolanville features newer single-family homes developed over the past two decades, with competitive Bell County pricing. The community’s quiet streets and low traffic are especially attractive to families and retirees. Contact Sujin Park Henson at StarPointe Realty to explore what’s available at SujinParkHenson.com.
Nolanville is purposefully calm — evening walks on neighborhood streets, backyard cookouts, and the convenience of proximity to major amenities without the noise of larger cities. It is multi-generational, blending long-term Bell County families with newcomers who found the hidden gem and told their friends.
Nolanville is primarily residential; dining and shopping happen in neighboring Harker Heights and Belton — both five to ten minutes away. Local spots along US-190 serve quick everyday needs without a long drive.
Stillhouse Hollow Lake, Dana Peak Park, and Belton Lake are all within easy reach for outdoor recreation. The Nolanville Community Park provides local green space. Residents access the broader Bell County festival and fair circuit for community events throughout the year.
Total Population
Median Age
Median Household Income
Median Home Value
Average Commute Time
Owner-Occupied Homes
College Degree or Higher
Largest Employers
*Data sourced from U.S. Census Bureau and current market reports.
Nolanville functions primarily as a residential commuter community. Most residents work in Fort Hood, Temple’s healthcare sector, Killeen’s retail and government sector, or the broader I-35 corridor. The community’s high owner-occupancy rate reflects its stability and family-oriented character.
Nolanville students are served by Killeen ISD campuses, offering JROTC, AP coursework, and career education across grade levels.
(PreK–5th)
Local campus serving the Nolanville community with small class sizes.
(6th-8th)
Serves Nolanville students; well-reviewed academic and extracurricular programs.
(9th–12th)
Nearest high school; strong AP program and active JROTC battalion.
Higher Education
Nearby Killeen campus offering dual credit and technical certifications.
Car-dependent; neighborhood design prioritizes residential quiet over walkability
Limited dedicated cycling; neighborhood streets are suitable for casual riding
No local transit; personal vehicle required for all trips
Centrally located: ~15 min to Killeen/Fort Hood, ~20 min to Temple
Local green space with playground equipment and open fields.
Beautiful Corps of Engineers lake just minutes from Nolanville.
Nearest full-service community recreation center, 5 min away.
Lakeshore mountain biking and camping — a quick drive from home.
Historic square with local restaurants and boutiques, 10 min away.
Nolanville’s residential fabric is tight-knit, with newer subdivisions growing around the city’s established core.
Nolanville’s central location between Fort Hood and Bell County’s hub cities makes it a sought-after quiet refuge for military families who prefer calmer surroundings away from busy commercial corridors. Low crime rates and newer housing stock appeal to families with young children. VA home loan financing is widely available in the area’s newer subdivisions, and the Bell County network of military support organizations, veterans service offices, and family readiness resources is easily accessible.
