Travis Value

3805 Red River St, TX 78751

2 bathrooms, 2,422 sqft, built 1947, in Ridgetop Annex Appraised at $825,542 for 2026.

Travis County account 000000211733

Appraised value
$825,542
Tax year 2026 · after any cap, before exemptions
Living area
2,422 sqft
$341 per sqft
Year built
1947

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Assessment snapshot

These public TCAD records highlight what may be worth checking before you file.

  • Assessment changeThe appraised value increased 11.9% from $738,041 in 2025 to $825,542 in 2026.
  • Appraised value per square footThe current public record shows about $341 per square foot before any comparable-property adjustments.
  • Nearby comparison areaThis page starts the equity review with public records for the Ridgetop Annex neighborhood and ZIP 78751.
  • Neighborhood value signalAmong 488 residential records in the same neighborhood, the average appraised value is about $405 per square foot.
  • Area year-over-year signalNearby residential records with prior-year values moved about +1.9% on average.

Comparable assessments

Similar public appraisal records selected for this property's equity comparison.

  • 828 E 37 St, TX 78705
    2,466 sqft | $420/sqft | built 1951 | Similar size (2,466 vs 2,422 sqft); Similar age (1951 vs 1947); Similar lot size (16,230 vs 16,086 sqft)
    $1,034,865
  • 803 Park Blvd, Austin, TX 78751
    2,395 sqft | $486/sqft | built 1938 | Similar size (2,395 vs 2,422 sqft); Lot 16% smaller (13,551 vs 16,086 sqft); Same neighborhood
    $1,164,421
  • 811 E 38 St, TX 78705
    2,320 sqft | $357/sqft | built 1940 | Similar size (2,320 vs 2,422 sqft); Lot 14% larger (18,295 vs 16,086 sqft); Same neighborhood
    $828,140
  • 709 Park Blvd, TX 78751
    2,187 sqft | $342/sqft | built 1936 | 10% smaller (2,187 vs 2,422 sqft); Similar lot size (14,692 vs 16,086 sqft); Same neighborhood
    $746,912
  • 841 E 38 St
    2,446 sqft | $338/sqft | built 1952 | Similar size (2,446 vs 2,422 sqft); Similar age (1952 vs 1947); Same neighborhood
    $825,513

Recent comparable sales

Sales selected by similarity to the subject property. Texas is a non-disclosure state, so these MLS-listed sales are supplemental evidence.

  • 3804 Avenue G, Austin, TX 78751
    September-9-2026 | 2,728 sqft | $605/sqft | built 1948 | 13% size difference (2,728 sqft); Similar age (1948); Sold after the valuation date
    $1,650,000
  • 5409 Avenue H, Austin, TX 78751
    August-18-2026 | 2,300 sqft | $434/sqft | built 1951 | 5% size difference (2,300 sqft); Moderate age difference (4 years newer); Sold after the valuation date
    $999,000
  • 5509 Avenue F, Austin, TX 78751
    April-10-2026 | 2,269 sqft | $397/sqft | built 1948 | 6% size difference (2,269 sqft); Similar age (1948); Sold after the valuation date
    $900,000
  • 606 E 42nd St, Austin, TX 78751
    May-21-2026 | 2,335 sqft | $640/sqft | built 1932 | Similar size (2,335 sqft); Sold after the valuation date
    $1,495,000
  • 909 E 50th St, Austin, TX 78751
    April-17-2026 | 1,910 sqft | $576/sqft | built 1946 | Similar age (1946); Sold after the valuation date
    $1,100,000

Public appraisal comparison for 2026. Prepared . Appraisal source: Travis Central Appraisal District. Sales data checked in this snapshot: . Matches consider available size, age, location and property characteristics. How comparisons work.