Exceptional find! Spacious 5 Bed/ 4 Bath in astonishing location. Features an open space concept, exquisite master bedroom with his and hers sink and walk in closet, functional renovated kitchen with mid-century looks, fully loaded with brand new appliances, quartz counter tops and breakfast bar. Patio with pool and a deck, with huge trees not usually seen in the McAllen area, giving surprising shade for BBQs thought out the year.
Single-familyProperty Type
1981Year Built
0.39 acresLot Size
$148Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
2 car garageParking
Listed by Ricardo Martinez• Encore Fine Properties
Bought with Ricardo Martinez• Encore Fine Properties
Enjoy this traditional, large brick 1 story home. House is located on McColl Rd close to Expressway 83. Typical floor plan with 2 dining and 3 living areas. Huge backyard with an in-ground pool perfect for entertaining. Wood privacy fence , mature trees. This property may qualify for Seller Financing (Vendee)
MCALLENMLS #167370
Jun 5, 2018
Price Changed
$172,500
$63/sq ft
Jun 16, 2014
Sold
*
Jan 21, 2014
Price Changed
$189,000
$69/sq ft
Jan 21, 2014
Delisted
—
Aug 1, 2013
Listed
$189,000
$69/sq ft
Public Records
Jun 20, 2014
Sold
*
Public Records
Nov 28, 2000
Sold
*
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$7,496 (−1.5%)
$109,200 + $219,491
$328,691
2025
$7,612 (−1.8%)
$109,200 + $224,542
$333,742
2024
$7,751 (−1.1%)
$109,200 + $221,317
$330,517
2023
$7,840 (+1.1%)
$109,200 + $224,034
$333,234
2022
$7,755 (+36.4%)
$109,200 + $203,505
$312,705
2021
$5,686 (+4.8%)
$75,600 + $146,976
$222,576
2020
$5,427 (+4.3%)
$75,600 + $138,657
$214,257
2019
$5,201 (+6.1%)
$75,600 + $128,262
$203,862
2018
$4,904 (+5.6%)
$75,600 + $117,720
$193,320
2017
$4,644 (−0.4%)
$75,600 + $107,178
$182,778
2016
$4,661 (−20.9%)
$75,600 + $107,178
$182,778
2015
$5,890 (+0.2%)
$75,600 + $107,178
$182,778
2014
$5,879 (+1.4%)
$75,600 + $155,338
$230,938
2013
$5,799
$75,600 + $153,970
$229,570
Tax history for 825 S Mccoll Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$7,496 (−1.5%)
$109,200 + $219,491
$328,691
2025
$7,612 (−1.8%)
$109,200 + $224,542
$333,742
2024
$7,751 (−1.1%)
$109,200 + $221,317
$330,517
2023
$7,840 (+1.1%)
$109,200 + $224,034
$333,234
2022
$7,755 (+36.4%)
$109,200 + $203,505
$312,705
2021
$5,686 (+4.8%)
$75,600 + $146,976
$222,576
2020
$5,427 (+4.3%)
$75,600 + $138,657
$214,257
2019
$5,201 (+6.1%)
$75,600 + $128,262
$203,862
2018
$4,904 (+5.6%)
$75,600 + $117,720
$193,320
2017
$4,644 (−0.4%)
$75,600 + $107,178
$182,778
2016
$4,661 (−20.9%)
$75,600 + $107,178
$182,778
2015
$5,890 (+0.2%)
$75,600 + $107,178
$182,778
2014
$5,879 (+1.4%)
$75,600 + $155,338
$230,938
2013
$5,799
$75,600 + $153,970
$229,570
*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
4
Baths
3
Stories
—
Lot width
100 ft.
Lot depth
140 ft.
Lot size
0.39 Acres
Year renovated
2000
Sq. Ft.
2,688
Year built
1981
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Hidalgo County
APN
V4300-01-000-0003-00
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Sep 18, 2026.
R-1
Single-Family Residential District
The R-1 single-family residential district is established for the following purposes: To provide sufficient space in appropriate locations for residential development to meet the present and future housing needs of the city, with allowance for a diversity of sites.; To protect residential areas against pollution, environmental hazards and other objectionable influences.; To protect residential areas, as far as possible, against heavy and through traffic.; To protect residential areas against congestion, as far as possible, by managing the density of population in and around them; by providing for off-street parking spaces; and by providing open areas for rest and recreation and to break the monotony of continuous building bulk, thus providing a more desirable environment for urban living.; To provide for privacy and access of light and air to windows, as far as possible, through controls over the spacing and height of buildings and other structures.; To promote the most desirable use of land and direction of building development not in conflict with the adopted policies of the city; to promote stability of residential development; to protect the character of the district; to conserve the value of land and buildings; and to protect the city's tax base.; To promote the most efficient use of city facilities and services.