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$951,710

4030 Prescott Avenue, Dallas, TX, 75219

Off Market

Lease

2 Beds

1 Bath

1,550 Sq Ft

Duplex

$1.26 / sqft

Built in 1928

Highlights

Interior

Bedrooms 2

Bathrooms Full 2

Indoor Fireplace

Garage Available

Heating Central

Cooling

AppliancesElectric Cooktop, Electric Oven, Other, Refrigerator

Exterior

Lot Size7,175 sqft

Building Information

Year Built1928

Stories2

Roof Type105

Garage Spaces2

Land Information

APN00000196456000000

Lot Number19

SubdivisionBradley Addition

Land UseResidential

Legal DescriptionUNIVERSITY PLACE BLK 11/2034 LT 19 INT201600185376 DD06212016 CO-DC 2034 011 01900 1002034 011

Census Tract000607

Assessed Land Value$645,750

Assessed Improvement Value$305,960

Assessment Year2025

About this property

Great duplex in an amazing location! Huge floorplan with awesome flow. Walking distance to Whole Foods, restaurants, and parks. Katy Trail, Turtle Creek, Highland Park, Oak Lawn area. WD connections. Downstairs unit. Great sunroom. Lots of character. You will love to live here! Must see!

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Financing Details

Estimated Taxes & Insurance

HOA Fees

Interest Rate Assumption

$2,288/month

No HOA

5.947%

Tax Information

Annual Taxes

Assessed Value

Assessment Year

Assessed Land

Assessed Improvement

Market Value

Tax Delinquent

$22,695

$951,710

2025

$645,750

$305,960

$951,710

Tax History

Year

Tax Paid

Assessed Value

2024

$22,695

$951,710

Equity Summary

Est. Mortgage Balance

Est. Equity

Equity %

LTV

Est. Monthly Payment

N/A

$951,710

100%

$0/mo

Rental Potential

Est. Monthly Rent

Est. Monthly Expenses

Est. Cash Flow

Gross Yield

$3,570/mo

N/A

+$3,570/mo

4.5%

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