4 bed / 2 bath, 2,875 sqft, built 1990, in Bradford Park Appraised at $378,060 for 2026.
Dallas County account 38007710050040000
Appraised value
$378,060
Tax year 2026
Living area
2,875 sqft
$131 per sqft
Year built
1990
Very Good quality
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Appraised value per square footThe current public record shows about $132 per square foot before any comparable-property adjustments.
Nearby comparison areaThis page starts the equity review with public records for the Bradford Park neighborhood and ZIP 75150.
Neighborhood value signalAmong 74 residential records in the same neighborhood, the average appraised value is about $144 per square foot.
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September-8-2026 | 2,635 sqft | $151/sqft | built 2000 | 8% size difference (2,635 sqft); Moderate age difference (10 years newer); Sold after the valuation date
June-1-2026 | 2,881 sqft | $139/sqft | built 1998 | Similar size (2,881 sqft); Moderate age difference (8 years newer); Sold after the valuation date
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