Property Tax in Kimble County
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Kimble County taxes above national median
Kimble's effective tax rate of 1.255% exceeds the national median of 0.92% by 36%, placing it in the top third of U.S. counties. At a median home value of $173,100—well below the U.S. median—Kimble residents bear a relatively high tax load on modest property values.
Kimble barely exceeds Texas average
Kimble's 1.255% rate sits just 2% below the Texas state average of 1.276%, making it nearly dead-center statewide. About half of Texas counties tax at or above Kimble's rate.
Kimble taxes harder than some Hill Country peers
Kimble's 1.255% rate exceeds Kerr County (1.093%) by about 15%, though it falls below Kaufman (1.732%) and Kendall (1.202%). In its neighborhood, Kimble represents a middle-ground tax position.
Median Kimble homeowner pays $2,173
On a median home valued at $173,100, Kimble residents owe $2,173 in annual property taxes. With mortgage obligations and bond debt included, the total reaches $2,740—slightly above the national median of $2,690.
Appeal deadlines are fast-approaching
Rural properties like those common in Kimble sometimes face outdated or inflated assessments. A formal appeal costs nothing and could save you $200–$500 per year if your home was overvalued.