Silverthorne property tax rate
City of Conroe, Montgomery County, TX · MUD: Montgomery County MUD 202A · School: Conroe ISD
Taxing units and rates
All 5 mapped sections share the same taxing units.
| Taxing unit | Rate per $100 | Tax year · source |
|---|---|---|
| Montgomery County | 0.386 | 2026 · County Tax Office |
| Montgomery County Hospital District | 0.0458 | 2026 · County Tax Office |
| Lone Star College System | 0.1058 | 2026 · County Tax Office |
| Conroe ISD | 0.9471 | 2026 · County Tax Office |
| City of Conroe | 0.4272 | 2026 · County Tax Office |
| Montgomery County MUD 202A | 1.01 | 2025 · County Tax Office |
| Montgomery County ESD 1 | 0.1 | 2026 · County Tax Office |
| Combined | 3.0219% |
One or more units had not posted a 2026 rate when this page was built, so their most recent rate is used and its year is shown.
Not in the combined rate: PID assessments, TIRZ (which do not add a tax), and HOA dues.
This combined rate is higher than about 94% of the 6,100 fully verified subdivision sections in Montgomery County, and 1.11 percentage points above the county median of 1.91% — about $4,440 a year more on a $400,000 home.
Within City of Conroe, developments range from 1.9069% (Chickasaw Homes) to 3.0119% (Cliffstone Hills). See all 669.
Estimated yearly property tax
| Taxable value | Yearly, no exemptions | Per month | Yearly w/ school homestead* |
|---|---|---|---|
| $300,000 | $9,066 | $755 | $7,740 |
| $400,000 | $12,088 | $1,007 | $10,762 |
| $500,000 | $15,110 | $1,259 | $13,784 |
| $750,000 | $22,664 | $1,889 | $21,338 |
*Applies only the mandatory $140,000 school-district homestead exemption (Texas Tax Code §11.13(b)). Other units may offer optional homestead exemptions plus over-65/disabled exemptions, so a homestead bill is often lower. Taxable value is the appraised value, which can differ from the price paid.
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What's here
511 parcels: 159 single-family homes; 350 vacant lots; 1 rural/acreage; 1 commercial/industrial.
Residential buildings with a recorded year built: 158; built 2024–2026 (average 2025); average main living area about 2,130 sq ft.
A large share of vacant lots usually means a development is still building out; utility district rates in new districts often change as homes are added.
Source: MCAD parcel records via Montgomery County GIS parcel layer (property-type codes and improvement data), retrieved Oct. 29, 2026. Counts only; no owner data used.
Sections (5)
| Section | Plat name | MCAD code | Combined | Confidence | Parcels |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Silverthorne 01 | S882300 | 3.0219% | high | 29 |
| 02 | Silverthorne 02 | S882302 | 3.0219% | high | 111 |
| 03 | Silverthorne 03 | S882303 | 3.0219% | high | 149 |
| 06 | Silverthorne 06 | S882306 | 3.0219% | high | 1 |
| 07 | Silverthorne 07 | S882307 | 3.0219% | high | 57 |
Split sections (no single rate): Silverthorne 08. Under 80% of each falls in one set of districts, so the rate depends on the lot; check each address on MCAD.
Other developments in Montgomery County MUD 202A
- Silverthorne Reserve — 2.0119%–3.0219%+
All developments in Montgomery County MUD 202A →
Rates: Montgomery County Tax Office and Texas Comptroller (plus official district documents where noted in data notes). Districts: Montgomery County GIS, checked against MCAD parcel records. See sources & method.
Informational only. This site is not tax, legal, financial, or real estate advice, and it is not affiliated with Montgomery County, the Montgomery Central Appraisal District, the Montgomery County Tax Office, or any other government body. Rates are nominal (before exemptions) and come from public sources that can be wrong or out of date. District boundaries here are approximate. Always verify a specific property on the MCAD property search and confirm current rates with the Montgomery County Tax Office.