298 Glenview Cir, Belton, TX 76513

This stunning Brandon Whatley Home has a unique style featuring the private pond and pool visible from most rooms! A wonderful bedroom arrangement includes a private master suite having its own wing and an in-law suite on the first floor, and two bedrooms, two baths on the second floor. The master has its own screened porch with automatic shades. The open living/dining/kitchen feature a wall of glass to take in the view of the pond, fountain, and pool with 360 degree negative edge spa with stepping stones. The see-through fireplace adds to the relaxing atmosphere. The Quartz countertops, walnut cabinetry, and stone backsplash in the kitchen offer a seamless transition from the beautiful outdoor living to indoor. This Parade of Homes award winner offers extra items including refrigerators in the kitchen and working pantry, washer and dryer! The flex room allows for a stunning office and/or additional living area. This amazing home is spacious enough for a multi-generational family but you may not want to share it! The home sits on 2.4 acres and is located in the popular upscale neighborhood of Honey Glen Acres just outside of Belton city limits. Welcome to the community!

At 298 Glenview Circle in Belton, a new 3,494-square-foot Brandon Whatley home sits on 2.4 acres designed around a central organizing principle: the view. The architect positioned nearly every main living space to frame a private pond, fountain, and 360-degree negative-edge pool with spa - turning water into the home's primary visual anchor rather than an afterthought.

The material language here reflects intentional restraint. Stone veneer and board-and-batten siding in masonry construction establish a solid, grounded aesthetic. Inside, the palette stays disciplined: walnut cabinetry paired with quartz countertops and stone backsplash in the kitchen, then shifts to a mix of wood and tile flooring that supports both formal and casual living. Recessed lighting throughout eliminates visual clutter while a see-through fireplace becomes functional sculpture rather than decorative element. Vaulted ceilings in key zones expand the spatial perception without theatrical excess.

The floor plan itself demonstrates thoughtful complexity. A primary bedroom suite occupies its own wing on the main floor with a screened porch featuring automatic shading - a detail that shows understanding of Central Texas heat and privacy. An in-law suite on the first floor offers multi-generational flexibility without requiring guests to navigate upstairs. Two additional bedrooms and a flex room upstairs provide room for a home office or creative studio with separate identity from the main living zones. The kitchen island anchors an open living-dining-kitchen configuration with a wall of glass that erases the boundary between interior and the water features beyond.

Built in 2025, the home includes modern essentials: a tankless water heater, double oven, gas range, and a working pantry with refrigeration - infrastructure that supports genuine daily living rather than performative entertaining. Automatic sprinkler systems across the 2.4-acre lot handle landscape maintenance. The 3-car garage and covered outdoor spaces extend the usable square footage into a climate-controlled reality.

Located in Belton ISD with elementary at Hubbard Branch and secondary schools on Belton's main campus, the property sits just outside Belton city limits where land costs reflect acreage without sacrificing urban proximity. This residence offers the rare combination of architectural intention, spatial versatility, and land investment in a single built object.