Desirable penthouse condo with views of the Mountains. This unit is located toward the back of the complex. On the Los Altos/Cupertino border and conveniently located close to shops, restaurants, Starbucks and Peet's. Easy access to commute routes. Desirable Cupertino schools include: West Valley Elementary, Cupertino Middle and Homestead High (buyer to verify).
CondoProperty Type
1984Year Built
1,249 sq ftLot Size
$882Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
2 car garageParking
Listed by Terrie Masuda•DRE #00951976• Coldwell Banker Realty
Contact: (650) 400-2918
Bought with Francisco Wei•DRE #01507036• Cal Metro Realty
LOCK BOX IS BELOW LEFT STAIRCASE AT MAIN ENTRANCE. BEST WAY TO GET TO UNIT IS GO TO RIGHT SIDE PARKING LOT, ENTER UNDERGROUND PARKING, USE ELEVATOR TO 3RD FLOOR. 1ST RIGHT THEN 1ST LEFT IN HALL. GREAT UNIT!! FRESHLY PAINTED
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$11,804 (+2.8%)
$475,026 + $475,026
$950,052
2024
$11,479 (+1.0%)
$465,712 + $465,712
$931,424
2023
$11,362
$456,581 + $456,581
$913,162
2022
$11,351 (+1.2%)
$447,629 + $447,629
$895,258
2021
$11,220 (+1.3%)
$438,852 + $438,852
$877,704
2020
$11,075 (+1.9%)
$430,248 + $430,248
$860,496
2019
$10,871 (+2.8%)
$425,837 + $425,837
$851,674
2018
$10,579 (+0.8%)
$417,488 + $417,488
$834,976
2017
$10,495 (+3.4%)
$401,277 + $401,277
$802,554
2016
$10,152 (+0.8%)
$401,277 + $401,277
$802,554
2015
$10,067 (+65.7%)
$393,409 + $393,409
$786,818
2014
$6,076 (+2.8%)
$241,019 + $209,084
$450,103
2012
$5,912 (+3.9%)
$239,930 + $208,140
$448,070
2011
$5,690 (+3.3%)
$235,226 + $204,059
$439,285
2010
$5,507
$230,614 + $200,058
$430,672
2009
$5,506 (+7.5%)
$228,891 + $198,563
$427,454
2008
$5,121
$224,937 + $195,133
$420,070
Tax history for 22330 HOMESTEAD Rd #306
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$11,804 (+2.8%)
$475,026 + $475,026
$950,052
2024
$11,479 (+1.0%)
$465,712 + $465,712
$931,424
2023
$11,362
$456,581 + $456,581
$913,162
2022
$11,351 (+1.2%)
$447,629 + $447,629
$895,258
2021
$11,220 (+1.3%)
$438,852 + $438,852
$877,704
2020
$11,075 (+1.9%)
$430,248 + $430,248
$860,496
2019
$10,871 (+2.8%)
$425,837 + $425,837
$851,674
2018
$10,579 (+0.8%)
$417,488 + $417,488
$834,976
2017
$10,495 (+3.4%)
$401,277 + $401,277
$802,554
2016
$10,152 (+0.8%)
$401,277 + $401,277
$802,554
2015
$10,067 (+65.7%)
$393,409 + $393,409
$786,818
2014
$6,076 (+2.8%)
$241,019 + $209,084
$450,103
2012
$5,912 (+3.9%)
$239,930 + $208,140
$448,070
2011
$5,690 (+3.3%)
$235,226 + $204,059
$439,285
2010
$5,507
$230,614 + $200,058
$430,672
2009
$5,506 (+7.5%)
$228,891 + $198,563
$427,454
2008
$5,121
$224,937 + $195,133
$420,070
*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
32659059
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Aug 22, 2026.
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