Keller, TX · Tarrant County

Living in Keller, Texas

Keller pairs a quieter suburban pace with Old Town charm, a strong park and trail network, and many homes on larger lots.

Keller at a Glance

Keller is in northeast Tarrant County, north of Fort Worth and west of Southlake. Old Town Keller has local restaurants, shops and community events, while Keller Town Center gives the city a central hub with City Hall and a library.

Parks are a big part of life here. Bear Creek Park and the city's trail network connect many neighborhoods, and The Keller Pointe is the city's recreation and aquatics center.

Popular Keller Neighborhoods

Old Town Keller

Older homes and newer infill close to local shops, restaurants and community events.

Near Bear Creek Park

Established neighborhoods near one of the city's best-known parks and the trail network.

North Keller

Larger lots and custom homes in a more open, semi-rural setting.

Newer Subdivisions

Homes from the 2000s and later with modern layouts and community amenities.

Keller Schools

Keller ISD serves most of Keller, and the district also covers parts of north Fort Worth and several nearby cities. Some areas near the city's edges may be zoned to other districts, so verify by address.

Getting Around

US 377 and SH 170 connect Keller to Fort Worth and the Alliance corridor, and SH 114 and SH 121 lead toward DFW Airport and Dallas. I-35W is a short drive to the west.

Keller Homes and Architecture

Keller homes are mostly single-family, built from the 1980s onward, with a mix of traditional subdivisions and custom homes on larger lots. Many have the space buyers want and simply need updated finishes.

Designer's tip

If you're looking at a larger lot in Keller, ask about septic versus city sewer, drainage and any easements before your option period ends. These details affect pools, additions and outbuildings.

Keller FAQs

What school district is Keller in?

Most of Keller is in Keller ISD. The district also serves parts of north Fort Worth, Watauga, North Richland Hills, Colleyville, Hurst and Southlake.

Does Keller have homes with larger lots?

Yes. North Keller in particular has custom homes on larger lots, and many subdivisions have bigger yards than typical DFW new construction.

What is Old Town Keller?

It's the city's historic core, with local restaurants, shops and community events, and a mix of older homes and newer infill nearby.

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