Temple  remains a city with a vision. With a mixture of talents and interest, Temple truly mixes the cosmopolitan outlook on the good life with rich, down to earth country style to  create a lifestyle which promotes personal, professional and spiritual growth. The Texas legislature has designated Temple as the “Wildflower Capitol of Texas” with the Bluebonnet being our state flower. Today, families are attracted to the low cost of living, a large medical community, strong public and private educational facilities, and community organizations.  With an assortment of museums, golf courses and parks, Temple is rich in civic and recreational amenities.  Four major hospitals and clinics and many diversified  industrial  businesses give Temple a stable economic base and a large professional community.

 Belton offers a blend of the modern and the early day with its banks and shopping centers flanked by well preserved two and three story colonial style mansions. The Bell County seat boasts a network of fine parks enhanced by rivers and lakes, recognized quality education through the university level and beautiful golf courses in the area combining to give its citizens a quality of life as well as provide attraction for its many visitors.  Whether its friendly people, recreation, leisure shopping or a good  education, Belton has much to offer.

Salado is primarily a ranching and agricultural community but it is well known as a resort area because of its rustic shops, art galleries and outstanding restaurants, inns and bed and breakfast accommodations.  There is an 18 hole golf course, tennis courts and swimming pools at Mill Creek Country Club which is but one of the attractive residential areas in the vicinity.

 Morgan’s Point was the first planned community located along the shores of  Lake Belton.  The convenient location means you can enjoy the luxury of year round lakeside living only minutes away from your work in Temple, Belton, Killeen,  Fort Hood or the surrounding area.

 Little River/Academy is located 10 minutes east of Belton and 6 miles south of Temple.  In 1978 the community incorporated into a city.  The community takes pride in its 13 grade school system, biking and    hiking trails, and state of art High School complex including football facility with running track.

 Fort Hood is the free world’s largest military training base.  Many military personnel also retire in the      region, resulting in a concentration of highly skilled and professional workers.

 As the area has grown so has the demand for housing, Joan Mikeska Realty, one of the fastest growing      residential real estate companies in Temple, has been part of that growth.  We have helped many families  realize their dream in finding outstanding lifestyle opportunities in the thriving Temple-Belton area.

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