3330 Middlefield Rd is a 1,032 square foot house on a 1 acre lot with 3 bedrooms and 1 bathroom. Based on Redfin's Dallas data, we estimate the home's value is $190,662.
Single-familyProperty Type
1981Year Built
1 acresLot Size
$185Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Source:Public Records
Redfin Estimate
$190,662
$0 since July
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This home's estimate is 13.6% lower than the average sale price ($221K) of 6 comparable homes.
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Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$3,070 (−0.4%)
$60,180 + $77,690
$137,870
2024
$3,081 (+15.4%)
$60,180 + $77,690
$137,870
2023
$2,670 (−8.2%)
$45,140 + $71,220
$116,360
2022
$2,909 (+8.1%)
$45,140 + $71,220
$116,360
2021
$2,692 (+14.6%)
$30,090 + $71,940
$102,030
2020
$2,348 (+7.6%)
$11,030 + $75,530
$86,560
2019
$2,182 (+7.7%)
$9,830 + $69,990
$79,820
2018
$2,026 (+4.6%)
$9,830 + $61,390
$71,220
2017
$1,937
$9,830 + $61,390
$71,220
2016
$1,936 (−0.8%)
$9,830 + $61,390
$71,220
2015
$1,952 (+0.3%)
$9,830 + $61,390
$71,220
2014
$1,946 (+0.3%)
$9,830 + $61,390
$71,220
2013
$1,939
$9,830 + $61,390
$71,220
2012
$1,938 (+0.7%)
$9,830 + $61,390
$71,220
2011
$1,924 (−9.6%)
2010
$2,129
2009
$2,129
Tax history for 3330 Middlefield Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$3,070 (−0.4%)
$60,180 + $77,690
$137,870
2024
$3,081 (+15.4%)
$60,180 + $77,690
$137,870
2023
$2,670 (−8.2%)
$45,140 + $71,220
$116,360
2022
$2,909 (+8.1%)
$45,140 + $71,220
$116,360
2021
$2,692 (+14.6%)
$30,090 + $71,940
$102,030
2020
$2,348 (+7.6%)
$11,030 + $75,530
$86,560
2019
$2,182 (+7.7%)
$9,830 + $69,990
$79,820
2018
$2,026 (+4.6%)
$9,830 + $61,390
$71,220
2017
$1,937
$9,830 + $61,390
$71,220
2016
$1,936 (−0.8%)
$9,830 + $61,390
$71,220
2015
$1,952 (+0.3%)
$9,830 + $61,390
$71,220
2014
$1,946 (+0.3%)
$9,830 + $61,390
$71,220
2013
$1,939
$9,830 + $61,390
$71,220
2012
$1,938 (+0.7%)
$9,830 + $61,390
$71,220
2011
$1,924 (−9.6%)
2010
$2,129
2009
$2,129
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
A(A)
Agricultural District
There exists in certain fringe areas of the city, land which is presently used for agricultural purposes and to which urban services are not yet available. These lands should appropriately continue to be used for agricultural purposes until needed for urban purposes in conformity with the orderly growth of the city. The uses permitted in the A(A) district are intended to accommodate normal farming, ranching, and gardening activities. It is anticipated that all of the A(A) district area will be changed to other urban zoning categories as the area within the corporate limits of Dallas becomes fully developed. Newly annexed territory will be temporarily zoned as an A(A) district until permanent zoning is established.