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Belton

About the neighborhood:Belton, Missouri, offers a serene suburban lifestyle just 20 miles south of Kansas City. The city boasts a variety of parks, including Memorial Park, which features a lake, sports fields, and a water park, providing ample recreational opportunities for residents. The Belton School District serves the area, offering educational options for families. Residents enjoy a mix of local dining establishments and convenient access to big-box retailers like Walmart and Sam’s Club, ensuring both community charm and modern conveniences. With its blend of small-town atmosphere and proximity to urban amenities, Belton is an attractive option for those seeking a balanced lifestyle.
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Community Features & Amenities

Award-Winning Schools

Belton is served by Belton School District #124, which educates more than 4,300 students from PreK through 12th grade. The district is known for its strong programs, including STEAM academies, early childhood education, special education, and co-curricular offerings. Elementary: Hillcrest STEAM Academy (grades K-6) stands out for integrating science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics into its curriculum and receiving positive feedback in district assessments. Middle School: Belton Middle School (grades 7-8) is the main feeder middle school for Belton, known for its supportive student services and transition programs that prepare students well for high school. High School: Belton High School (grades 9-12) is the flagship high school in the district. It offers a comprehensive set of courses, strong athletics, fine arts programs, and prepares many students for college and vocational paths.
Assigned Schools:
  • Gladden Elementary School
  • Belton Middle School
  • Belton High School

Transportation & Accessibility

Belton benefits from a prime location just about 17-20 miles south of downtown Kansas City, with Interstate 49 running through the city. This gives residents good highway access both to KC and to other major regional routes. Within the city, there are over 60 miles of sidewalks plus trails and shared-use paths like the Memorial Park Trail, Wallace Park Trail, and the Belton Nexus Trail, which promote walkability and alternative transportation. For those without cars or needing special transit, there are services like OATS Transit for seniors and people with disabilities, which operates regularly for medical, shopping, and other essential trips.

Shopping & Daily Essentials

Belton has a blend of local shops and major retailers. Big-box stores such as Walmart and Sam’s Club are accessible, ensuring residents can stock up easily. Neighborhood strip centers and grocery options are spread throughout Belton, making daily errands convenient. For more specialty shopping or a larger selection, drive time to nearby Kansas City or surrounding suburbs adds options without being too far. Overall, the balance of local charm and convenience tends to satisfy most residents.

Healthcare & Services

Belton Regional Medical Center is a central health facility for the community—a full acute care hospital with around 70–80 beds, offering both inpatient and outpatient services, emergency care, and surgical specialties. In addition to the hospital, there are convenient clinics like Saint Luke’s Convenient Care in Belton, which offer walk-in or same-day care as well as essential primary care services. Support services are also present: home health care, wellness and preventive services, and durable medical equipment providers are available locally for those needing care at home.

Parks & Recreation

Belton offers meaningful green space and recreation. Memorial Park is one of the highlights — it features a lake, sports fields, trails, and a water park component, making it a go-to for families and outdoor activity. Trail systems and shared-use paths connect neighborhoods, parks, and activity centers. Near major roads such as Cedar Street, Turner Road, and Markey Parkway, these trails provide safe off-street ways to walk, jog, or ride. Community centers, playgrounds, and organized programs (sports leagues, community events) further enhance recreation options.

Family-Friendly Community

Belton tends to deliver what many families want: reasonably sized homes and yards, a quieter pace than inner-city living, good schools, and a predictable commute into Kansas City when needed. Neighbors often cite safety, community events, and school engagement as strong points. Because of its mix of suburban amenities with small-town feel, many families feel like they have space (both physical and relational) to grow. With increasing development, there is a balance of new neighborhoods and established zones, so residents can often choose the vibe they prefer.
Average Home Prices:
  • 3 beds: $220K-$280K
  • 4 beds: $260K-$320K
  • 5+ beds: $300K-$400K
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Dining & Entertainment

While Belton isn’t a major culinary capital, it offers a nice variety of local restaurants, cafes, and casual dining options that serve everything from family fare to more regional flavors. Many newer retail centers include restaurant pads, giving residents choices close by. For more adventurous or upscale dining, theater, concerts, or entertainment beyond casual meals, Kansas City is within easy reach, expanding options significantly. Belton’s local entertainment may include community events, festivals, and family-oriented activities.

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Belton residents trust local service providers who understand our community’s values and provide personalized service that reflects our small-town commitment to quality and reliability.

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