Country living in the city! This quirky country home will make you feel like you are in the middle of the mountains, surrounded by large oak trees that cast off shade 24/7 and a seasonal creek where beautiful sounds of the night are let off. The home has been very well kept up on and has had a few upgrades already done. The roof is only 10 years old, the HVAC is roughly 10 years old, the floors were recently upgraded to concrete wood floors. !!!
Single-familyProperty Type
1950Year Built
9,840 sq ftLot Size
$598Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
8 spacesParking
Listed by Chase Cromwell•DRE #01950208• Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties
•619-954-5758 (agent)
•chase@cromwellhomegroup.com (agent)
Bought with Karina Mendoza•DRE #01750631• Coldwell Banker West
Country living in the city! This quirky country home will make you feel like you are in the middle of the mountains, surrounded by large oak trees that cast off shade 24/7 and a seasonal creek where beautiful sounds of the night are let off. The home has been very well kept up on and has had a few upgrades already done. The roof is only 10 years old, the HVAC is roughly 10 years old, the floors were recently upgraded to concrete wood floors. !!! Neighborhoods: Alpine Equipment: Dryer Other Fees: 0 Sewer: Septic Installed Topography: LL,GSL Guest House Est. SQFT: 445
Public Records
May 13, 1999
Sold
$159,000
$123/sq ft
Public Records
Apr 20, 1990
Sold
$139,000
$108/sq ft
Public Records
Oct 6, 1982
Sold
$5,000
$4/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$4,317 (+1.1%)
$390,429 + $167,325
$557,754
2024
$4,268 (−3.0%)
$382,774 + $164,045
$546,819
2023
$4,402 (−1.4%)
$375,269 + $160,829
$536,098
2022
$4,463 (−6.3%)
$367,911 + $157,676
$525,587
2021
$4,764 (−22.1%)
$360,698 + $154,585
$515,283
2020
$6,117 (+125.9%)
$353,626 + $151,554
$505,180
2019
$2,708 (+2.3%)
$350,000 + $150,000
$500,000
2018
$2,648 (+1.6%)
$84,313 + $139,123
$223,436
2017
$2,605 (+4.2%)
$81,040 + $133,722
$214,762
2016
$2,500 (+0.5%)
$81,040 + $133,722
$214,762
2015
$2,487 (+2.5%)
$79,451 + $131,100
$210,551
2014
$2,427 (+2.3%)
$76,726 + $126,602
$203,328
2013
$2,372 (+3.6%)
$76,726 + $126,602
$203,328
2012
$2,288 (+2.2%)
$76,380 + $126,030
$202,410
2011
$2,239 (+1.8%)
$74,883 + $123,559
$198,442
2010
$2,200 (+0.1%)
$73,415 + $121,137
$194,552
2009
$2,197 (+5.5%)
$72,867 + $120,232
$193,099
2008
$2,082
$73,041 + $120,518
$193,559
Tax history for 1501 Alpine Terrace Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$4,317 (+1.1%)
$390,429 + $167,325
$557,754
2024
$4,268 (−3.0%)
$382,774 + $164,045
$546,819
2023
$4,402 (−1.4%)
$375,269 + $160,829
$536,098
2022
$4,463 (−6.3%)
$367,911 + $157,676
$525,587
2021
$4,764 (−22.1%)
$360,698 + $154,585
$515,283
2020
$6,117 (+125.9%)
$353,626 + $151,554
$505,180
2019
$2,708 (+2.3%)
$350,000 + $150,000
$500,000
2018
$2,648 (+1.6%)
$84,313 + $139,123
$223,436
2017
$2,605 (+4.2%)
$81,040 + $133,722
$214,762
2016
$2,500 (+0.5%)
$81,040 + $133,722
$214,762
2015
$2,487 (+2.5%)
$79,451 + $131,100
$210,551
2014
$2,427 (+2.3%)
$76,726 + $126,602
$203,328
2013
$2,372 (+3.6%)
$76,726 + $126,602
$203,328
2012
$2,288 (+2.2%)
$76,380 + $126,030
$202,410
2011
$2,239 (+1.8%)
$74,883 + $123,559
$198,442
2010
$2,200 (+0.1%)
$73,415 + $121,137
$194,552
2009
$2,197 (+5.5%)
$72,867 + $120,232
$193,099
2008
$2,082
$73,041 + $120,518
$193,559
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Public record
Public record
Zoning
Beds
3
Baths
2
Stories
—
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
10,454 Sq. Ft.
Year renovated
1950
Sq. Ft.
1,292
Year built
1950
Style
Single Family Residential
County
San Diego County
APN
4032003700
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Aug 20, 2026.
RR
Rural Residential District
The RR Use Regulations are intended to create and enhance residential areas where agricultural use compatible with a dominant, permanent residential use is desired. Typically, the RR Use Regulations would be applied to rural or semi-rural areas where urban levels of service are not available and where large lots are desired. Various applications of the RR Use Regulations with appropriate development designators can create buffers between residential and agricultural uses, family or small farm areas, or large lot rural residential developments.