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$3,284,000

NAL Estimated Property Value

4335 Cedar Springs Road 107, Dallas, TX, 75219

Off Market

Lease

2 Beds

2 Bath

625 Sq Ft

Apartment

$1.68 / sqft

Built in 1966

Highlights

Interior

Bedrooms 2

Bathrooms Full 1

Heating Central

Cooling

AppliancesDishwasher, Electric Range, Microwave, Convection Oven, Refrigerator

FlooringLaminate, Vinyl

Exterior

Lot Size21,750 sqft

Building Information

Year Built1966

Stories3

Roof Type172

Land Information

APN00000166549000000

Lot Number8-10

SubdivisionClifton Place

Land UseResidential

Legal DescriptionCLIFTON PLACE BLK 10/1616 LTS 8-10 CEDAR SPRINGS & HERSCHEL INT201800290963 DD10312018 CO-DC 1616 010 00800 1001616 010

Census Tract000501

Assessed Land Value$1,305,000

Assessed Improvement Value$1,895,000

Assessment Year2025

About this property

NO CORPORATE LEASING ALLOWED! Modern 1 bedroom 1 bath with a private patio in the Oak Lawn area. Lamanite wood flooring throughout with SS appliances. Conveniences include walking distance to shopping, dining and easy access to all major freeways. $50 monthly utility fee .

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Financing Details

Estimated Taxes & Insurance

HOA Fees

Interest Rate Assumption

$6,853/month

No HOA

5.947%

Tax Information

Annual Taxes

Assessed Value

Assessment Year

Assessed Land

Assessed Improvement

Market Value

Tax Delinquent

$65,822

$3,200,000

2025

$1,305,000

$1,895,000

$3,200,000

Tax History

Year

Tax Paid

Assessed Value

2024

$65,822

$3,200,000

Equity Summary

Est. Mortgage Balance

Est. Equity

Equity %

LTV

Est. Monthly Payment

N/A

$3,284,000

100%

$0/mo

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