Located next to desirable Foothill Center: Starbucks, Trader Joes, Pete's Coffee and many other retail shops. Turn-key w/ $25k of upgrades, Pool, Rec Room, sauna, Highly Desirable Cupertino Schools, 1st floor single level.
CondoProperty Type
1992Year Built
$810Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Listed by Raj Vaswani•DRE #01408974• Keller Williams Realty San Mateo
Contact: (877) 237-9499
Bought with Anthony F Gargiulo• Anthony F. Gargiulo, Broker
First floor unit in highly desireable Woodspring complex; Cupertino school districts; new buyer can select upgrades to flooring and wall colors; shown by appointment only; contact Listing Agent
Public Records
Aug 30, 2001
Sold
$370,000
$296/sq ft
MLSListings #ML80141421
Aug 31, 2001
Listing Removed
—
Aug 6, 2001
Sold
$370,000
$296/sq ft
Jul 23, 2001
Listed
$375,000
$300/sq ft
NO SHOW B4 TOUR. WELCOME TO WOODSPRINGS. THIS WONDERFUL BRIGHT UNIT IS ON THE 1ST FLR OVERLOOKING THE GARDENS. SPACIOUS OPEN LIVING AREA & 2 LRG BR & 2 BATHS. THIS SECURE COMPLEX IS LOCATED ON THE LOS ALTOS BORDER CLOSE TO
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$9,835 (+2.8%)
$654,747 + $115,615
$770,362
2024
$9,565 (+1.1%)
$641,909 + $113,349
$755,258
2023
$9,464 (−0.3%)
$629,323 + $111,127
$740,450
2022
$9,495 (+1.2%)
$616,984 + $108,949
$725,933
2021
$9,383 (+1.3%)
$604,887 + $106,813
$711,700
2020
$9,260 (+2.7%)
$593,027 + $104,719
$697,746
2019
$9,017 (+2.8%)
$586,947 + $103,646
$690,593
2018
$8,769 (+0.9%)
$575,439 + $101,614
$677,053
2017
$8,693 (+3.4%)
$553,095 + $97,669
$650,764
2016
$8,405 (+1.9%)
$553,095 + $97,669
$650,764
2015
$8,248 (+2.7%)
$542,250 + $95,754
$638,004
2014
$8,031 (+16.8%)
$523,643 + $92,469
$616,112
2012
$6,877 (−7.4%)
$516,700 + $91,300
$608,000
2011
$7,423 (+1.2%)
$442,800 + $78,200
$521,000
2010
$7,333 (+14.2%)
$494,000 + $87,000
$581,000
2009
$6,420 (−2.8%)
$497,292 + $87,817
$585,109
2008
$6,603
$469,100 + $82,800
$551,900
Tax history for 22330 HOMESTEAD Rd #00111
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$9,835 (+2.8%)
$654,747 + $115,615
$770,362
2024
$9,565 (+1.1%)
$641,909 + $113,349
$755,258
2023
$9,464 (−0.3%)
$629,323 + $111,127
$740,450
2022
$9,495 (+1.2%)
$616,984 + $108,949
$725,933
2021
$9,383 (+1.3%)
$604,887 + $106,813
$711,700
2020
$9,260 (+2.7%)
$593,027 + $104,719
$697,746
2019
$9,017 (+2.8%)
$586,947 + $103,646
$690,593
2018
$8,769 (+0.9%)
$575,439 + $101,614
$677,053
2017
$8,693 (+3.4%)
$553,095 + $97,669
$650,764
2016
$8,405 (+1.9%)
$553,095 + $97,669
$650,764
2015
$8,248 (+2.7%)
$542,250 + $95,754
$638,004
2014
$8,031 (+16.8%)
$523,643 + $92,469
$616,112
2012
$6,877 (−7.4%)
$516,700 + $91,300
$608,000
2011
$7,423 (+1.2%)
$442,800 + $78,200
$521,000
2010
$7,333 (+14.2%)
$494,000 + $87,000
$581,000
2009
$6,420 (−2.8%)
$497,292 + $87,817
$585,109
2008
$6,603
$469,100 + $82,800
$551,900
*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
1984
Sq. Ft.
1,249
Year built
1984
Style
Condo/Co-op
County
Santa Clara County
APN
32659011
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Aug 22, 2026.
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