1711 Kenwood Ave
Austin, TX 78704
#1 ABoR Team 2024$1B+ Career Sales1,000+ Homes Sold
1711 Kenwood Ave
Austin, TX, 78704
Property Facts
Data from public records (Travis County Appraisal District)
Tax Record
Public record data from county appraisal records. Market value can differ from assessed value.
- Assessed Value
- $1,076,820
- Assessment Year
- 2025
- Year Built
- 2003
- Parcel ID
- 000000284584
| Year | Taxes | Total Assessment | Land | Additions |
|---|---|---|---|---|
2025-20.1% | — | $1,076,820 | — | — |
2024-9.9% | — | $1,348,370 | $800,000 | $625,459 |
2023+37.2% | — | $1,496,344 | $800,000 | $548,370 |
2022+26.2% | — | $1,090,374 | $800,000 | $696,344 |
2021 | — | $863,715 | $450,000 | $640,374 |
Property Facts for 1711 Kenwood Ave
Source: Public Records
2,468
Sq Ft
2003
Year Built
Single Family Residence
Property Type
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Joe sold our Travis Heights house after 20 years. He understood that the lot was the real asset — 78704 land is increasingly rare — and marketed it to both renovators and builders. We ended up selling to someone who plans to preserve the existing house and add an ADU in the back. Joe negotiated a price that reflected the land value, not just the house value. That approach got us significantly more than the initial CMA suggested.
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