OLDE DEL MAR HOME EXCELLENT CONDITION. WALK TO SHOPS, RESTAURANTS & ALL IN DEL MAR. AVL NOW. HWDE FLOORS, FPLC, PEEK OF OCEAN. LARGE YARD. OWNER PROVIDES GARDENER, WATER, SEWER & TRASH REMOVAL. PET BY PERMISSION. ALL APPLIANCES. GUEST HSE OCCUPIED HAS OWN ALLEY ACCESS. SDGE SAME METER. OWNER WILL CREDIT TENANT $50. PER MONTH FOR SDGE
CondoProperty Type
$1,384Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Listed by Dick Jacobson•DRE #00780553• Charnholm & Associates
Bought with Dick Jacobson•DRE #00780553• Charnholm & Associates
STUDIO LOCATED OFF AN ALLEY BEHIND 428 8TH STREET, SHOWER BATH, BR & LR TOGETHER ONE ROOM. KITCHEN. NEAT LOCATION, WALK TO ALL. PARKING SPOT OFF THE ALLEY. . REFRIGERATOR INCL. GAS AND ELECTRICITY INCLUDED IN RENT. TENANT PAYS OWN TELEPHONE AND CABLE SERVICES. PET ONLY WITH OWNER`S PERMISSION
CRMLS #21021898
Jul 18, 2002
Sold
$3,450
$2/sq ft
May 4, 2002
Listed
$3,450
$2/sq ft
COMTEMPORY, OLDE DEL MAR HOME IN EXCELLENT CONDITION. AVL AFTER 6/15 FOR 1 OR MORE YEARS, UNF. WALK TO ALL IN DEL MAR. HDWE FLOORS AND BERBER CARPET. LARGE YARD. OWNER PROVIDES GARDENER, WATER, SEWER & TRASH REMOVAL. PET BY PERMISSION. REAR GUEST HOUSE OCCUPIED & HAS IT'S OWN ACCESS. ALL APPLIANCES. PLEASE DON'T LET THE CAT OUT.
CRMLS #991016924
Oct 20, 1999
Listing Removed
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Sep 8, 1999
Listed
$2,695
$1/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$5,150 (+2.0%)
$377,215 + $107,754
$484,969
2024
$5,047 (+2.3%)
$369,819 + $105,642
$475,461
2023
$4,936 (+1.7%)
$362,568 + $103,571
$466,139
2022
$4,855 (+3.8%)
$355,459 + $101,541
$457,000
2021
$4,677 (−0.9%)
$348,490 + $99,550
$448,040
2020
$4,718 (+2.0%)
$341,657 + $97,599
$439,256
2019
$4,625 (+4.6%)
$338,154 + $96,599
$434,753
2018
$4,422 (+1.9%)
$331,524 + $94,705
$426,229
2017
$4,338 (+3.4%)
$318,651 + $91,029
$409,680
2016
$4,196 (+1.5%)
$318,651 + $91,029
$409,680
2015
$4,133 (+2.1%)
$312,403 + $89,245
$401,648
2014
$4,049 (−1.7%)
$301,684 + $86,184
$387,868
2013
$4,119 (+5.6%)
$301,684 + $86,184
$387,868
2012
$3,899 (+2.1%)
$300,321 + $85,795
$386,116
2011
$3,820 (+0.8%)
$294,433 + $84,113
$378,546
2010
$3,790 (−0.3%)
$288,660 + $82,464
$371,124
2009
$3,803 (+2.0%)
$286,503 + $81,848
$368,351
2008
$3,729
$287,184 + $82,043
$369,227
Tax history for 428 8 TH St
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$5,150 (+2.0%)
$377,215 + $107,754
$484,969
2024
$5,047 (+2.3%)
$369,819 + $105,642
$475,461
2023
$4,936 (+1.7%)
$362,568 + $103,571
$466,139
2022
$4,855 (+3.8%)
$355,459 + $101,541
$457,000
2021
$4,677 (−0.9%)
$348,490 + $99,550
$448,040
2020
$4,718 (+2.0%)
$341,657 + $97,599
$439,256
2019
$4,625 (+4.6%)
$338,154 + $96,599
$434,753
2018
$4,422 (+1.9%)
$331,524 + $94,705
$426,229
2017
$4,338 (+3.4%)
$318,651 + $91,029
$409,680
2016
$4,196 (+1.5%)
$318,651 + $91,029
$409,680
2015
$4,133 (+2.1%)
$312,403 + $89,245
$401,648
2014
$4,049 (−1.7%)
$301,684 + $86,184
$387,868
2013
$4,119 (+5.6%)
$301,684 + $86,184
$387,868
2012
$3,899 (+2.1%)
$300,321 + $85,795
$386,116
2011
$3,820 (+0.8%)
$294,433 + $84,113
$378,546
2010
$3,790 (−0.3%)
$288,660 + $82,464
$371,124
2009
$3,803 (+2.0%)
$286,503 + $81,848
$368,351
2008
$3,729
$287,184 + $82,043
$369,227
*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
4
Baths
1
Stories
2
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
8,000 Sq. Ft.
Year renovated
1955
Sq. Ft.
1,475
Year built
1955
Style
Single Family Residential
County
San Diego County
APN
3002221800
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Aug 19, 2026.
R1-10
Low Density Residential Zone
The R1-10 Zone is designed to provide for an area of one-family residential development at a density level consistent with the City Community Plan. The standards of the zone are intended to preserve an open and uncrowded character and protect the unique residential environment of Del Mar. The standards are intended to promote and protect those special amenities associated with a district of single-family homes. Factors of topography and environmental sensitivities, the character of existing, low-density residential areas, and the need to identify Del Mar as a distinct and separate community shall be taken into account in administering the standards contained herein.