Property taxes
2.22%
Total 2025 rate. A typical home pays about $6,010 a year with a homestead exemption.
Tomball, TX · Harris County (unincorporated)
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The neighborhood
Homes: 285 single-family homes in ZIP 77377, built 1997–2003.
Key figures
Property taxes
2.22%
Total 2025 rate. A typical home pays about $6,010 a year with a homestead exemption.
Utility district
1 MUD
Water, sewer and drainage come from Faulkey-Gully MUD. Its tax is part of the total rate.
Rate, debt and history →Flood risk
0.0%
of homes are in FEMA's 100-year floodplain, where lenders require flood insurance.
Free checklist
The MUD notice for your section, HOA and disclosure paperwork, flood answers and what inspectors will check, specific to Park at Glen Arbor. We'll email it to you.
Housing
285 single-family homes, built 1997–2003; half were finished by 2000. Most are 2,130–3,452 square feet on lots of about 8,451 square feet.
Sources: Harris Central Appraisal District, real property roll (2026 roll). Retrieved Oct 9, 2026.
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FAQ
The 2025 total rate is 2.22% of taxable value.
Park at Glen Arbor is served by Faulkey-Gully MUD (100% of homes). Check a specific address on HCAD.
Park at Glen Arbor is in Tomball ISD. Check the district's school locator for the campuses zoned to a specific address.
On FEMA's effective maps, 0.0% of homes are in the 100-year floodplain. Check an individual address on FEMA's map.
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Tax rates, districts, schools and flood maps change. Tell us what's wrong and where you saw the right information, and we'll email you once it's corrected. We won't add you to any mailing list.