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Bellaire is nicknamed "City of Homes"
Some people drive through Bellaire without knowing during their commutes to downtown Houston. However, Bellaire's family-oriented atmosphere is emphasized through its communal spaces like a splash pad, sports fields and recreation centers. Although the city is mainly residential, it has some high-rise offices lining the I-610 Loop and boasts proximity to Houston's premier medical centers. Though homebuyers are drawn to Bellaire for its bigger lots and luxury homes, they tend to stay for its tight-knit community, always hanging out at community events and markets.
Sports facilities, including tennis courts, enhance the park's offerings.
Bellaire-Zindler Park has an aquatic center with plenty of swimming options.
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Fall down the rabbit hole at Evelyn’s Park
The gem of Bellaire is Evelyn's Park on Bellaire Boulevard, a go-to for a little bit of everything. It's a popular spot for its splash pad with lily pad-themed water features, and two playgrounds for younger and older children with a rock-climbing wall. Art structures are dotted throughout the greenspace, like a multi-colored butterfly wall and an interactive Alice in Wonderland bronze statue. Summertime is spent at the Bellaire Family Aquatic Center on 5th Street, with a daily fee of $8 during the season. The center is in Bellaire-Zindler Park, offering fields for tennis and baseball. On Newcastle Street, Russ Pitman Park's nature discovery center hosts a bird club and campfire nights for adults. Remnants of the city's industrial past live at Paseo Park, a linear green space and the site of the old Toonerville Trolley.
Proximity to schools makes Evelyn Park a family-friendly destination.
The park boasts a vibrant butterfly garden, playgrounds, and walking trails.
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Weekend trips to The Galleria
Trips at Evelyn's Park are only complete with a visit to Betsy's, a self-proclaimed all-day cafe for a 'Lets Meat at the Park' pizza. Bellaire is just 3 miles south of one of H-town's most popular places to go shopping, The Galleria. Strict zoning districts for commercial and industrial districts create centralized work and shopping places. On Bellaire Boulevard. Down this thoroughfare, Blood Bros. BBQ offers stacks of smoked Meat, and Costa Brava Bistro offers a French and Spanish fusion menu.
Coasta Brava Bistro in Bellaire off Bellaire blvd is a culinary gem.
Located in Bellaire, the Dandelion Cafe is a go-to spot for brunch and lunch.
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Fresh homes of Bellaire
With residential street names like Magnolia Street and Fern Street, Bellaire's natural surroundings are accentuated by its proximity to pocket parks and trails. Situated on long, rectangular lots, Bellaire has considerably larger lawns, most spanning over 4,000 square feet. Split in half by I-610, Bellaire comprises Mediterranean-style luxury homes with Spanish tile roofs, French Provincial houses and contemporary builds. Smaller Farmhouse and ranch-style homes line sidewalks only found on some streets. Most neighbors have in-ground pools and double-car garages with circular driveways. Current prices range from $550,000 for a two-bedroom to over $1.5 million for over five bedrooms. However, homebuyers should note that property taxes in this area are higher than in surrounding communities.
Bellaire's French-inspired homes evoke elegance along tree-lined streets.
Living in Bellaire offers a blend of suburban tranquility and urban accessibility.
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Embrace the Texas air with friends in Bellaire
There are often various events with the changing seasons in Bellaire, including a Daddy-Daughter Dance and drive-in movie nights. In April, the city streets fill with runners participating in the annual Bellaire Trolley Run, which also hosts a wheelchair 5K division. Autumn colors bring the Great Pumpkin Hunt in October, Mulberry Park hosts a picnic in July, and the Evergreen Pool is the site of the Bellaire Chilly Dip.
Private or public education in Bellaire
The city's students may be a part of the Houston Independent School District, and depending on where they live, they have a wide variety of schools to attend. Condit Elementary School is next to the city's aquatic center, and John J. Pershing Middle School is on Blue Bonnet Drive and is a fine arts magnet school centered on music. Bellaire High School on Maple Street hosts the World Languages Magnet Program, where students can learn Arabic, Italian or Hindi. The middle schools earn a B-plus, while the elementary and high schools earn an A-minus or above, according to Niche. Private options include Episcopal High School, The Post Oak School, and Veritas Christian Academy, garnering an A or above.
Condit Elementary School is a public school in Bellaire, Texas.
Many high schoolers in the Bellaire neighborhood attend Bellaire High School.
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Get to downtown Houston in 10 minutes
Bellaire is well connected with I-610, which runs directly through the community, which is Houston's inner, toll-free loop. It connects to Highway 290, a jumping-off point for major roadways, including I-59, I-45 and I-10. The city offers convenient access to public transportation, offering bus stops operated by Houston's Metro bus system down Bellaire Boulevard, home to the Bellaire Transit Center, 4 miles from the light rail. The city is 16 miles north of William P. Hobby Airport, home to First Surgical Hospital, and is just 5 miles west of Houston's Medical Center Area. Bellaire is the site of offices for significant corporations AT&T and Chevron, serving as major employers.
Strategically located, it offers quick access to the 610 Loop.
Bellaire, near I-10, combines suburban charm with city access.
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Revitalization in Bellaire
The establishment of the Bellaire Comprehensive Plan is a revitalization announced in February 2024. The proposed plan will address issues related to commerce, flood risk, road infrastructure safety and parks. Bellaire is in Houston's 100-year flood zone, meaning a small percentage of annual flooding. Locals wanting to renovate homes must receive an elevation certificate showing the house is above the 500-year flood plain, especially post-2017 Hurricane Harvey.
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On average, homes in Bellaire, TX sell after 27 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Bellaire, TX over the last 12 months is $1,209,035, up 11% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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With a minimum 2 year lease, call home this fantastic townhome hidden amongst the trees nestled right in the middle of Bellaire and Gulfton. A part of a close-knit community of 10 unique homes, this one features a private driveway up to your fenced-in backyard, or you can enter through your front door from a private walkway under a covered patio. This unique two-story townhome features slate
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