Charming two bedroom two bathroom condo in desirable Belmont Location. Enjoy this homes convenient location to Cal train Station, local shops, restaurants, stores and easily accessible to 101/280 freeway. Open floor plan with vaulted ceilings in living area w/ fireplace, private deck, and adjacent dining area. Recently updated kitchen includes granite counter-tops, stainless steel appliances, and in unit stack-able washer dryer. Two sizable bedrooms with vaulted ceilings including master suite with updated bathroom, dual vanity sink, and additional remodeled guest bathroom. Features include beautiful engineered wood floors throughout, freshly painted, updated lighting, window shutters, and central heat. Private attached 1 car garage and additional assigned parking spot. Sought after location close to all Belmont amenities and top rated schools. Come see for yourself!
SECOND FLOOR UNIT SHOWS WELL. INCLUDES WASHER/DRYER & REFRIGERATOR OWNER WISHES TO AFFECT A 1031 TAX DEFERRED EXCHANGE.
Public Records
Nov 12, 1992
Sold
$209,000
$198/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$15,705 (+4.3%)
$384,730 + $897,710
$1,282,440
2024
$15,062 (+2.5%)
$377,187 + $880,108
$1,257,295
2023
$14,692 (+3.4%)
$369,792 + $862,851
$1,232,643
2022
$14,211 (+0.4%)
$362,542 + $845,933
$1,208,475
2021
$14,149 (+1.4%)
$355,434 + $829,347
$1,184,781
2020
$13,956 (+2.4%)
$348,465 + $813,086
$1,161,551
2019
$13,630 (+97.0%)
$344,892 + $804,749
$1,149,641
2018
$6,917 (+3.3%)
$338,130 + $788,970
$1,127,100
2017
$6,696 (+2.3%)
$151,616 + $353,782
$505,398
2016
$6,546 (−1.3%)
$151,616 + $353,782
$505,398
2015
$6,630 (+4.2%)
$148,644 + $346,846
$495,490
2014
$6,365 (+5.4%)
$143,544 + $334,945
$478,489
2012
$6,041 (+2.1%)
$142,896 + $333,432
$476,328
2011
$5,918 (+7.4%)
$140,095 + $326,895
$466,990
2010
$5,508 (+1.4%)
$137,349 + $320,486
$457,835
2009
$5,433 (+4.0%)
$136,323 + $318,091
$454,414
2008
$5,223
$136,647 + $318,847
$455,494
Tax history for 935 Old County Rd #10
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$15,705 (+4.3%)
$384,730 + $897,710
$1,282,440
2024
$15,062 (+2.5%)
$377,187 + $880,108
$1,257,295
2023
$14,692 (+3.4%)
$369,792 + $862,851
$1,232,643
2022
$14,211 (+0.4%)
$362,542 + $845,933
$1,208,475
2021
$14,149 (+1.4%)
$355,434 + $829,347
$1,184,781
2020
$13,956 (+2.4%)
$348,465 + $813,086
$1,161,551
2019
$13,630 (+97.0%)
$344,892 + $804,749
$1,149,641
2018
$6,917 (+3.3%)
$338,130 + $788,970
$1,127,100
2017
$6,696 (+2.3%)
$151,616 + $353,782
$505,398
2016
$6,546 (−1.3%)
$151,616 + $353,782
$505,398
2015
$6,630 (+4.2%)
$148,644 + $346,846
$495,490
2014
$6,365 (+5.4%)
$143,544 + $334,945
$478,489
2012
$6,041 (+2.1%)
$142,896 + $333,432
$476,328
2011
$5,918 (+7.4%)
$140,095 + $326,895
$466,990
2010
$5,508 (+1.4%)
$137,349 + $320,486
$457,835
2009
$5,433 (+4.0%)
$136,323 + $318,091
$454,414
2008
$5,223
$136,647 + $318,847
$455,494
*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
2
Baths
2
Stories
1
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
—
Year renovated
1992
Sq. Ft.
1,054
Year built
1992
Style
Condo/Co-op
County
San Mateo County
APN
103400040
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Sep 2, 2026.
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