100% financing available and $2,500 in seller concessions offered! Arnett Benson Gem Located just off North Indiana Avenue, this beautifully updated 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom home with a carport combines character with modern upgrades. Remodeled in 2022, the home features a replaced composition roof, fresh exterior and interior paint, restored hardwood floors, and tile in the kitchen and bathroom. 3 mini-split heater/air conditioners were installed in 2021 and the fence was replaced in 2019 and windows replaced in 2023. The kitchen is outfitted with granite countertops and stainless appliances, offering both style and functionality. An open-concept layout makes the space feel bright and welcoming, as a former high performing AirBnB this property is perfect condition for anyone! It's strong track record as an investment: it generated a gross annual income of $22,000 while being cleaned 2-3 times per week! Situated in the most desirable part of Arnett Benson, you'll enjoy great neighbors and a convenient location close to Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center (TTUHSC) and Rawls Golf Course. Whether you're looking for a move-in ready home or a turn-key investment property, this one checks all the boxes.
You'll love this quaint Tech Heights home featuring 2 Bedrooms, 1 Bathroom and original wood floors! NEW ROOF & NEW WINDOWS! Down the street from Texas Tech University Health Science Center and Rawls Golf Course, 3306 Emory St offers great options for today's investor. Both Short Term & Long Term tenants would bring a fantastic return on investment. The spacious yard features a newly built fence with gated access to the rear, a space for covered parking and shade from mature trees. Schedule your appointment & advantage TODAY while interest rates are still low and this home is still available.
Public Records
Dec 4, 2017
Sold
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LARMLS #201708700
Dec 8, 2017
Sold
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Nov 14, 2017
Listed
$54,900
$70/sq ft
Public Records
Jun 15, 2006
Sold
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Public Records
Jul 1, 2004
Sold
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Public Records
May 1, 1987
Sold
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Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$1,557 (+23.0%)
$18,000 + $69,986
$87,986
2025
$1,266 (−14.7%)
$2,475 + $69,087
$71,562
2024
$1,485 (+17.2%)
2023
$1,267 (−13.2%)
$2,475 + $65,661
$68,136
2022
$1,459 (+19.2%)
$2,475 + $69,592
$72,067
2021
$1,223 (+14.2%)
$2,475 + $55,045
$57,520
2020
$1,071 (−1.5%)
$2,475 + $47,539
$50,014
2019
$1,088 (+8.2%)
$2,475 + $47,539
$50,014
2018
$1,005 (+16.2%)
$2,475 + $42,282
$44,757
2017
$865 (−2.3%)
$2,475 + $36,006
$38,481
2016
$885 (−2.3%)
$2,475 + $36,006
$38,481
2015
$906 (+10.1%)
$1,375 + $37,988
$39,363
2014
$823
$1,375 + $35,676
$37,051
Tax history for 3306 Emory St
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$1,557 (+23.0%)
$18,000 + $69,986
$87,986
2025
$1,266 (−14.7%)
$2,475 + $69,087
$71,562
2024
$1,485 (+17.2%)
2023
$1,267 (−13.2%)
$2,475 + $65,661
$68,136
2022
$1,459 (+19.2%)
$2,475 + $69,592
$72,067
2021
$1,223 (+14.2%)
$2,475 + $55,045
$57,520
2020
$1,071 (−1.5%)
$2,475 + $47,539
$50,014
2019
$1,088 (+8.2%)
$2,475 + $47,539
$50,014
2018
$1,005 (+16.2%)
$2,475 + $42,282
$44,757
2017
$865 (−2.3%)
$2,475 + $36,006
$38,481
2016
$885 (−2.3%)
$2,475 + $36,006
$38,481
2015
$906 (+10.1%)
$1,375 + $37,988
$39,363
2014
$823
$1,375 + $35,676
$37,051
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Public record
Public record
Zoning
Beds
2
Baths
1
Stories
—
Lot width
55 ft.
Lot depth
130 ft.
Lot size
7,150 Sq. Ft.
Year renovated
1947
Sq. Ft.
780
Year built
1947
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Lubbock County
APN
R31561
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Aug 20, 2026.
SF-2
Low Density Single-Family District
The purpose of this zoning district and subdivision type is to provide for: Conventional: Smaller to moderately-sized lots for dwellings on public utilities. Any open space is located on private lots; Cluster: Clustering of smaller-sized lots for dwellings with an increased percentage of common open space compared to cluster developments in the SF-1 district to maintain the intended character of the district while providing for buffering between lower and higher density adjacent neighborhoods, as well as for recreational amenities and resource protection.