6930 Huebner Rd is a 3,518 square foot house on a 3.09 acre lot with 4 bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms. Based on Redfin's Leon Valley data, we estimate the home's value is $479,078.
Single-familyProperty Type
1942Year Built
3.09 acresLot Size
$136Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Source:Public Records
Redfin Estimate
$479,078
$21K since August
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This home's estimate is 70.3% higher than the average sale price ($281K) of 6 comparable homes.
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Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$10,903 (−0.7%)
$414,700 + $60,660
$475,360
2025
$10,985 (+4.6%)
$414,700 + $64,230
$478,930
2024
$10,504 (+6.3%)
$402,590 + $67,830
$470,420
2023
$9,879 (+0.8%)
$370,270 + $70,800
$441,070
2022
$9,799 (+12.2%)
$335,260 + $69,910
$405,170
2021
$8,733 (−0.2%)
$280,060 + $63,850
$343,910
2020
$8,753 (−1.1%)
$280,060 + $60,960
$341,020
2019
$8,847 (−1.4%)
$276,020 + $65,000
$341,020
2018
$8,969 (−1.3%)
$267,940 + $68,440
$336,380
2017
$9,084
$267,940 + $71,140
$339,080
Tax history for 6930 Huebner Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$10,903 (−0.7%)
$414,700 + $60,660
$475,360
2025
$10,985 (+4.6%)
$414,700 + $64,230
$478,930
2024
$10,504 (+6.3%)
$402,590 + $67,830
$470,420
2023
$9,879 (+0.8%)
$370,270 + $70,800
$441,070
2022
$9,799 (+12.2%)
$335,260 + $69,910
$405,170
2021
$8,733 (−0.2%)
$280,060 + $63,850
$343,910
2020
$8,753 (−1.1%)
$280,060 + $60,960
$341,020
2019
$8,847 (−1.4%)
$276,020 + $65,000
$341,020
2018
$8,969 (−1.3%)
$267,940 + $68,440
$336,380
2017
$9,084
$267,940 + $71,140
$339,080
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
B-2
AHOD
Retail District
The B-2 district is composed of land and structures occupied by or suitable for the furnishing of retail goods and services to surrounding residential areas. The B-2 district is intended to allow a limited amount of outside storage of retail merchandise. The district regulations implement the policies of the master plan by; promoting the offering of goods and services which are appropriate for surrounding business districts; protecting surrounding residential districts by requiring certain minimum yard and area standards are met; encouraging economic viability and stability within the city.; A general description of a B-2 retail use is a business where the primary use specifically meets one or more of the following, and no ancillary use conflicts herewith: A retail facility the purpose of which is the sale or lease of personal, novelty, food, alcohol or household items, not including the sale or lease of vehicles, firearms, or wholesale items, with incidental alcohol consumption allowed on-site; A repair facility the purpose of which is the repair or maintenance of personal, novelty, or household items, including minor appliances, but not including vehicles, machinery or major appliances; and A service facility the purpose of which is providing a service to surrounding districts, including food services if incidental to the primary use, but not including vehicle, cremation, embalming, or any service in which there may be disposal, storage, or use of any federally or state regulated chemical, even if incidental to the primary use.