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Keller, Texas

Keller has grown from a mere 5000 residents in 1980 to over 40,000 and is near build-out today. Keller may be located in one of the fastest growing areas, but the city still manages to retain its small town, welcoming vibe. Keller's warmth and spirit garner the town national attention for quality of life, despite its growth, winning multiple "Top Places to Live" awards year after year.

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National Recognition
Keller's High Quality of Life

Located in one of the fastest growing areas of the Metroplex, Keller started gaining national attention when MONEY magazine named the city to its "Best Places to Live" list of small U.S. towns.

MONEY magazine was only highlighting what Keller home buyers already know. Keller offers big-city conveniences and amenities while showcasing the best of its small-town roots.

Keller's Bear Creek Park spans 44 acres and serves as a city hub, connecting with other parks across the city through a series of trails.

The strength of the city's excellent economy, admired public schools, and low crime rates are just a few of the factors that contribute to Keller's high quality of life. They go a long way in solidifying the city as a desirable location for home buyers.

Keller is an easy drive to major business hubs and employers like TD Ameritrade, Charles Schwab, and Fidelity Investments as well as FedEx and Sabre Holdings. These companies, located within the nearby Alliance area's "Golden Corridor" have helped Keller's population triple since 1990.

Things We Love About Keller

Highly Regarded Thriving Schools
Keller ISD Serves 9 Cities

Safe streets, small city attitudes and big city convenience are all considerations for the "Best of" lists the city regularly finds itself on. But it could very well be the quality of the schools located within the city that is the biggest draw for Keller home buyers.

Considered to be one of the top districts in the area, Keller ISD covers about 51 square miles and serves the Tarrant County city of Keller, plus small portions of Colleyville, Watauga, Haltom City, Hurst, North Richland Hills, Southlake and Westlake. The largest growth though is from the N. Fort Worth Alliance area that spans generally west from the border of Keller at Highway 377-Main Street all the way to I-35W.

Students at Keller's Hidden Lakes Elementary compare notes.

Schools Within Keller's Borders: A One High School Town

The KISD schools located within Keller's borders are consistently recognized as the highest achieving of the district. All feed into Keller High School. Though it's the oldest of the district's four high schools, KHS has undergone a massive renovation and expansion that includes state-of-the-art technology infrastructure.

Being a one high school town has its advantages. The entire city rallies around the KHS Indians. And because the schools are so well regarded, the city generally attracts families who have a high interest in supporting the schools.

_{The Keller City Library's computer lab is open and dedicated to student use at least one evening per week," staffed by qualified high school students offering free tutoring for K-12th graders.}

Keller's two middle schools, Keller Middle and Indian Springs Middle are filled by the graduates of the city's seven elementary schools. You can learn about each of them and find homes for sale by school name on the main Keller ISD page. Or give me a call and I'll explain the merits of each for your family.

Other school districts serving a very small portion of Keller include Grapevine-Colleyville ISD and the Southlake Carroll ISD.

Keller's Award Winning Lifestyle

Keller's reputation continues to grow as there are a new host of awards bestowed on the city each year. Location, focus on parks and recreation, and a family-oriented, business-friendly climate help Keller keep its rightful spot on the Top Ten lists year after year. Here are just a few:

• Best Small Cities in America - WalletHub
• Top 10 Cities to Raise a Family - SmartAsset
• Top 10 Safest Neighborhoods - The Dallas Morning News
• Top 10 Neighborhoods Overall - The Dallas Morning News
• Best Suburbs - D Magazine
• Best Cities in America to Raise a Family - Zoomtens
• Best Park - Living Magazine
• Scenic City Gold Status - Scenic City Texas
• Excellence in Code Enforcement - Building Officials Association of Texas
• Leadership Circle Gold Award for Financial Transparency - Texas Comptroller
• Best Place to Ride a Bike - Living Magazine (for Bear Creek Trails)
• Tree City USA - The Arbor Day Foundation

Old and New - The Best of Both Worlds in This City of Unique Contrasts

Rural and Urban within minutes of each other. The city fits both categories of rural and urban as state highway 1709 brings shops and businesses through the center of town while many residential areas feature large wooded lots, even acreage for horses.

Old and new, side by side. Historic "Old Town Keller" and the newer "Keller Town Center" are another of the city's contrasts. Take a stroll through Historic Old Town Keller and you'll take a step back in time to the site of the original houses and Main Street. Many of the original buildings have been preserved and converted into the wonderful shops and businesses found here today.

View of the lake behind Keller's City Hall which overlooks some of the city's 336 acres of developed park land and 17 miles of trails connecting area neighborhoods. Photo By 1958publius [CC BY-SA 4.0 ], from Wikimedia Commons

Just down the road a bit you'll find the face of the "new" Keller. Keller Town Center's 340-acre, mixed-use planned development features trails, lakes, and greenbelts. The Keller Town Hall, Town Hall Plaza, and Keller Independent School District's Natatorium are all located in Keller Town Center.

There is always something going on around Keller Town Center facilities. It could be High School swim and dive practice, water aerobics, or even a portion of a triathlon at the Natatorium. Or maybe you'd be interested in one of the seasonal events the city hosts at Keller Pointe or one of the town's parks.

Discovering The Keller Lifestyle: Combining Arts and Parks

For those wishing for a "cultural" way to spend a day, be sure and check out the Keller Gallery Walk sponsored each month by the Keller Public Arts Program. Or, for more outdoor activity, look into the city's Pathways to Play initiative.

Keller's public art rotates on a yearly basis. Much of it is found along the trails within a mile of Town Hall. Other artwork includes 11 pieces in Old Town Keller where the sculptures are limited to original works by Texans. The brightly colored anamorphic sculptures are scattered along park trails.

Ten "pocket parks" located along the Bear Creek Greenbelt feature anamorphic sculptures that only reveal themselves when the viewer is standing in just the right spot. Each sculpture is equipped with signs offering clues to the landmark depicted by the art piece.

Two of the 10 'pocket parks' have themed climbing equipment, while two others feature interactive play surfaces that light up in response to players' movements.

Staying Active in Keller

If you decide to buy a home in Keller, don't miss out on the activities just down the street at The Keller Pointe. The city's recreation center, Keller Pointe serves as an anchor to the 11 citywide parks and miles of the trail system.

The Pointe offers Keller residents an indoor pool (and my favorite, the lazy river) plus recreation and fitness facilities. The outdoor pool can make for hours of waterpark fun.

You'll no doubt find an activity or two worth signing up for when you review The Pointe's offerings catalog. Keller residents can choose to enroll in everything from martial arts and aquatics classes to Dungeon Quest Camps. Or how about signing up for "Little Veterinarian Class", a perfect place to learn about animal care for that little family member of yours who begs to have a dog?

City of Keller Sponsored Events

The city capitalizes on its small-town charm and strengthens its connection to homeowners throughout the year by hosting a wide variety of special events. Many activities center around holidays, while others welcome new seasons. A couple of less well-known events that allow you to bring the family together while meeting new people include the Monthly "Night Hike" and the "Fishing for Fun" events.

The Night Hike meets the first Monday of the month and explores different sections of the town's 24 miles of trails under the stars. Fishing for Fun is a morning of Rainbow Trout envy with prizes for the first and last caught. The smallest, largest, and most caught are also awarded. Both the Night Hike and Fishing for Fun make great family outings.

Adult events often center around the arts and music with outdoor concerts or 'wine and dine at the outdoor amphitheater behind Town Hall. Many enjoy the evenings of free art browsing, conversation, and refreshments at the Keller Public Arts Program's Evening with the Artists events.

Keep an eye on the city's website or their award-winning Facebook page until you learn the pattern of Keller's rotating and seasonal sponsored events.

Keller home owners live in Tarrant County. While 76248 is the main Keller zip code, a small section of Northern Keller is in the 76262 zip code boundary.

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