4 bed / 4 bath, 3,373 sqft, built 2025 Appraised at $915,440 for 2026.
Travis County account 000000230999
Appraised value
$915,440
Tax year 2026 · after any cap, before exemptions
Living area
3,373 sqft
$271 per sqft
Year built
2025
Homestead
Yes
Owner-occupied exemption on file
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Assessment changeThe appraised value increased 44.6% from $633,139 in 2025 to $915,440 in 2026.
Appraised value per square footThe current public record shows about $271 per square foot before any comparable-property adjustments.
Neighborhood value signalAmong 1,186 residential records in the same neighborhood, the average appraised value is about $498 per square foot.
Area year-over-year signalNearby residential records with prior-year values moved about +4.9% on average.
Comparable assessments
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3,495 sqft | $431/sqft | built 2020 | Similar size (3,495 vs 3,373 sqft); Similar age (2020 vs 2025); Similar lot size (10,998 vs 11,147 sqft)
$1,507,308
Recent comparable sales
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