Property taxes
1.62%
Total 2025 rate.
Montgomery, TX · Montgomery County (unincorporated)
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The neighborhood
Homes: 752 single-family homes in ZIP 77356, built 1999–2025.
Key figures
Property taxes
1.62%
Total 2025 rate.
Flood risk
0.3%
of homes are in FEMA's 100-year floodplain, where lenders require flood insurance. Another 0.3% are in the 500-year floodplain.
Parks & trails
About 18 miles of mapped trails and bike paths lie within 5 miles of Grand Harbor.
Little Lake Creek Loop Trail
Straight-line distances from the nearest home. Mapped by OpenStreetMap volunteers, so private community amenities can be missing; check with the HOA for the full list.
Sources: OpenStreetMap (Overpass API). Retrieved Oct 1, 2026.
Housing
752 single-family homes, built 1999–2025; half were finished by 2007. Most are 2,602–5,017 square feet on lots of about 25,620 square feet.
Sources: Montgomery Central Appraisal District roll, via Montgomery County GIS (Tax Parcel view) (2027 working roll). Retrieved Oct 1, 2026.
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Free checklist
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FAQ
The 2025 total rate is 1.62% of taxable value.
Grand Harbor is in Montgomery ISD. Check the district's school locator for the campuses zoned to a specific address.
On FEMA's effective maps, 0.3% of homes are in the 100-year floodplain. Check an individual address on FEMA's map.
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