Sutton County CAD – Property Search, Records & Appraisal District
Looking for Sutton County property records, owner details, appraisal values, tax information, parcel lookup, or deed records? This page gives you the correct step-by-step workflow using the official Sutton County, Texas offices.
Sutton County uses a real Texas appraisal district structure. That means the correct first stop is the Sutton County Appraisal District for property search and appraisal records. For tax collection, tax bills, and payment help, use the County Tax Assessor-Collector. For deed and land records, use the County Clerk.
Best Way to Search Sutton County Property Records
The fastest way to research one Sutton County parcel correctly is to follow the same order every time. That helps you avoid wrong owner matches, duplicate names, and confusion between appraisal records and tax records.
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- Start with the official Sutton CAD search and use By Owner, By Address, By ID, or Advanced Search.
- Save the property ID or account details from the first result screen.
- Use the county tax office if you need tax payment help, billing support, or county tax-office details.
- Use the County Clerk if you need deed records, land filings, or official recorded-document support.
- Return to CAD resources for tax information, online protest, public information, and interactive map tools.
Sutton County Property Search by Owner Name
If you only know the owner name, start with the official CAD property search and choose the By Owner option. This is often the easiest method in smaller Texas counties where the street address may not always be the cleanest first search.
Quick steps
- Open the official Sutton CAD search page.
- Choose the By Owner tab.
- Type the last name first.
- Open the correct parcel result.
- Save the property ID or account number for follow-up searches.
Sutton County Property Search by Address
Sutton CAD also supports address-based searching. If you know the property location, this can be the quickest first step.
Keep the address simple. In county search tools, street number plus street name usually works better than a long or detailed address string.
Sutton County Appraisal District Records
Sutton County Appraisal District is responsible for appraising all real and business personal property within Sutton County under the Texas Property Tax Code and USPAP standards.
The official district site links taxpayers to property search, online protest, interactive map, tax information, adopted tax rates, public information, and forms.
Main official CAD resources
- Property search
- Online protest
- Interactive map
- Tax information
- Adopted tax rates
- Forms and public information
Sutton County Property Tax Records and Tax Payment Help
For property tax collection and county tax-office support, use the Sutton County Tax Assessor-Collector. The official county page lists the office location, phone, fax, and email, and it also points taxpayers to the Sutton County Appraisal District for property appraisal and assessment information.
If your goal is current tax bills, county tax-office contact, or tax-related follow-up beyond appraisal data, use the Tax Assessor-Collector page after you find the property in CAD.
Sutton County Deed Search and County Clerk Records
For deed records, official public records, and land-related filings, use the Sutton County Clerk. The official county clerk page lists the filing fee structure for official public records and notes that only original or certified documents are recorded.
This is the correct office when you need deed filing rules, recording costs, or official county clerk support for real-estate and plat records.
Best reasons to use the County Clerk
- Deed and official public-record filing support
- Real estate and plat records
- Recording-fee information
- Original and certified document filing guidance
Sutton County CAD Office Details
Sutton County Appraisal District
300 E. Oak St. Ste. 2
Sonora, Texas 76950
Phone: (325) 387-2809
Fax: (325) 387-2265
Chief Appraiser: Mary Bustamante
Hours: Monday-Thursday 8:30 AM-4:30 PM
Friday 8:30 AM-4:00 PM
County Tax Assessor-Collector
300 E Oak, Ste 1
Sonora, Texas 76950
Phone: 325-387-2342
Fax: 325-387-2031
Email: sutton.tac@verizon.net
County Clerk
Use the Sutton County Clerk for deed filing rules, official public-record support, and real estate / plat record help.
Official page: co.sutton.tx.us/page/sutton.County.Clerk
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Sutton County CAD FAQ
1. Does Sutton County have a real CAD office?
Yes. Sutton County, Texas uses Sutton County Appraisal District as its official appraisal district.
2. Where can I search Sutton County property records online?
You can use the official Sutton CAD property search portal and search by Owner, Address, ID, ARB Search, or Advanced Search.
3. Can I search Sutton County property by owner name?
Yes. The official CAD search includes a By Owner search option.
4. Can I search Sutton County property by address?
Yes. The CAD search supports address lookup, and simple address entries usually work best.
5. Is the CAD the same as the county tax office?
No. The appraisal district handles property search and appraisal records, while the County Tax Assessor-Collector handles county tax-office functions.
6. Where do I check Sutton County property taxes?
Use the Sutton County Tax Assessor-Collector page for county tax-office contact and tax-related support.
7. Where can I find Sutton County deed records?
Use the Sutton County Clerk for deed filing, real-estate and plat record support, and official public-record information.
8. What are the Sutton County Clerk recording fees?
The County Clerk page lists $25.00 for the first page and $4.00 for each additional page per document for official public records.
9. What is the best workflow for one parcel?
Start with CAD search, save the property ID or account number, then move to the tax office and County Clerk as needed.
10. Why do people search for Sutton County CAD and appraisal district together?
Because in Texas, CAD is common shorthand for County Appraisal District, so both phrases usually mean the same official office.
Final Practical Tip
For Sutton County property research, use this order every time: CAD search → property ID → tax office → county clerk. That simple workflow makes rural-county property research cleaner and faster.