Welcome to Keller, TX
Once an old west town, Keller has become a vibrant community
ZIP: 76248 | County: Tarrant | Population: approximately 46,300 (2026 estimate) | Median Home Value: roughly $560,000 to $675,000 depending on source | School District: Keller ISD
Located in Tarrant County, Keller has become a highly desirable place to live in the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex, roughly 32 miles northwest of downtown Dallas and 18 miles northeast of downtown Fort Worth. Keller's history began in the early 1850s, when the area became a stop on the Texas and Pacific Railway, growing as a trade center for the surrounding farm community. The city incorporated in 1955 and today is home to just over 46,000 residents, from retirees to young families.
What to Love
- Keller ISD schools, which hold an overall "A" rating from the Texas Education Agency (93/100 as of 2024) and an "A" from Niche.
- Old Town Keller, a historic shopping and dining district along US 377 dating to an 1881 train stop.
- Close proximity to Dallas and Fort Worth, with easy access to DFW International Airport for commuters.
- A laid-back, multi-generational atmosphere, from the Keller Public Library to the Keller Senior Activities Center.
Local Lifestyle
As the DFW metroplex has grown, Keller's proximity to DFW International Airport and both downtown Dallas and Fort Worth has made it a popular choice for commuting professionals. It's also become a desirable place to raise a family, largely due to Keller ISD, which serves roughly 32,000 to 42,000 students across the district and is known for strong athletics, fine arts, and dual-language elementary programs.
Dining, Entertainment & Shopping
Old Town Keller blends the past with the present: this historic district started as a train stop in 1881 and is now lined with locally-owned shops, boutiques, restaurants, and art galleries. The Keller Town Center offers a further mix of shops and dining.
- Devivo Bros Eatery: Italian and American cuisine in a cozy, nostalgic setting, Old Town Keller.
- Cafe Medi: A local favorite for traditional Mediterranean fare.
- Keller Tavern, 128 S Main St, Keller, TX 76248: A longtime Old Town Keller spot for lunch, dinner, and live music.
Things to Do
- Keller Farmers Market: An open-air seasonal market every Saturday, May through October, with produce, meats, tamales, baked goods, and more.
- Bear Creek Park: Over 44 acres anchored by a lake, with two playgrounds, hiking trails, volleyball and basketball courts, and fire pits.
- Keller Public Library: More than 80,000 materials plus online resources, next door to the Keller Senior Activities Center.
Schools
Keller is served by Keller Independent School District, which holds an overall "A" rating from the Texas Education Agency (93/100 as of 2024) and an "A" from Niche, including an "A" for college preparation. Some of the district's schools include:
- Willow Lane Elementary School, K-4
- Hidden Lakes Elementary School, K-4
- Trinity Middle School, 7-8
- Keller Middle School, 7-8
- Keller High School, 9-12
School zoning within Keller ISD can vary by specific address. Confirm the exact elementary, middle, and high school assignment for any home before making an offer, since not every Keller address feeds into the same schools.
Real Estate Market
Estimates for Keller's median home value vary by source and update cycle: the U.S. Census puts the median value of owner-occupied homes at roughly $557,700 (2019 to 2023 estimate), while more recent 2026 market reports cite a median sale price closer to $560,000 to $675,000, with entry-level homes starting in the low $400s and premium custom builds reaching $1.5 million or more. Homes in top-rated Keller ISD attendance zones have been shown to command a price premium over district averages, so confirming school zoning is worth doing early in a search.
Frequently Asked Questions
What county is Keller, TX in?
Keller is located in Tarrant County, Texas, in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex.
What school district serves Keller, TX?
Keller is served by Keller Independent School District, which holds an overall "A" rating from the Texas Education Agency and an "A" from Niche as of 2024-2026 data.
What is the median home price in Keller, TX?
Estimates vary by source and year, ranging from roughly $557,700 per recent Census data to as high as $675,000 per some 2026 market reports, with entry-level homes starting in the low $400s and premium homes reaching $1.5 million or more.
How far is Keller from Dallas and Fort Worth?
Keller is approximately 32 miles northwest of downtown Dallas and 18 miles northeast of downtown Fort Worth.
What is Old Town Keller?
Old Town Keller is the city's historic shopping and dining district along US 377, dating back to an 1881 train stop, now home to locally-owned restaurants, boutiques, and galleries.
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Your Local Guide
Eric Hacker, Hacker Property Group, Briggs Freeman Sotheby's International Realty, 2101 E. Southlake Blvd Ste 220, Southlake, TX 76092. Eric's team works across Tarrant County, including Keller, and can help you compare school zones and neighborhoods before you buy. Learn more on Eric's agent profile.
Population and history per the U.S. Census Bureau and city records. School ratings per the Texas Education Agency and Niche. Home value estimates per U.S. Census ACS data and 2026 regional market reports; figures vary by source and change over time, so confirm current pricing against active listings.
