Relaxing and spacious condo; end unit, with high ceilings and lots of natural light. Large master suite upstairs with laundry. Wood floors with new carpet upstairs and freshly painted interior. Front and back flagstone patios are connected by a flagstone pathway that wraps around the condo. Beautiful French doors lead from dining area to private back patio. Easy parking and just steps to a private park setting with tennis courts and picnic tables!
CondoProperty Type
1982Year Built
$789Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
1 spaceParking
Listed by Jan Finley• Engel & Volkers Westlake Village
Bought with Chad Beuoy•DRE #02025022• Village Properties
Relaxing and spacious condo; end unit, with high ceilings and lots of natural light. Large master suite upstairs with laundry. Wood floors with new carpet upstairs and freshly painted interior. Front and back flagstone patios are connected by a flagstone pathway that wraps around the condo. Beautiful French doors lead from dining area to private back patio. Easy parking and just steps to a private park setting with tennis courts and picnic tables!
SBMLS #17-1989
Aug 8, 2017
Sold
$440,000
$497/sq ft
Jul 10, 2017
Contingent
—
Jun 30, 2017
Price Changed
$445,000
$503/sq ft
Jun 13, 2017
Listed
$455,000
$514/sq ft
SBMLS #06-3527
Jul 19, 2006
Sold
$490,000
$554/sq ft
Jul 19, 2006
Listed
$490,000
$554/sq ft
For Statistical Purposes Only.
SBMLS #01-2128
Sep 7, 2001
Sold
$230,000
$260/sq ft
Jul 26, 2001
Listed
$219,000
$247/sq ft
Public Records
Jul 5, 1991
Sold
$165,000
$186/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$5,774 (+1.7%)
$255,327 + $255,327
$510,654
2024
$5,676 (+1.5%)
$250,321 + $250,321
$500,642
2023
$5,590 (+1.6%)
$245,413 + $245,413
$490,826
2022
$5,500 (+1.6%)
$240,601 + $240,601
$481,202
2021
$5,413 (+2.6%)
$235,884 + $235,884
$471,768
2020
$5,278 (+1.7%)
$231,259 + $231,259
$462,518
2019
$5,187 (+2.1%)
$228,888 + $228,888
$457,776
2018
$5,080 (+1.7%)
$224,400 + $224,400
$448,800
2017
$4,997 (+5.8%)
$207,000 + $232,000
$439,000
2016
$4,725 (+8.7%)
$207,000 + $232,000
$439,000
2015
$4,345 (+7.9%)
$197,000 + $221,000
$418,000
2014
$4,026 (+8.7%)
$163,000 + $183,000
$346,000
2013
$3,705 (−7.8%)
$163,000 + $183,000
$346,000
2012
$4,019 (+0.3%)
$148,500 + $166,500
$315,000
2011
$4,008 (−11.3%)
$165,000 + $185,000
$350,000
2009
$4,521 (−14.5%)
$165,000 + $185,000
$350,000
2008
$5,286
$259,000 + $220,000
$479,000
Tax history for 5290 Overpass Rd #28
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$5,774 (+1.7%)
$255,327 + $255,327
$510,654
2024
$5,676 (+1.5%)
$250,321 + $250,321
$500,642
2023
$5,590 (+1.6%)
$245,413 + $245,413
$490,826
2022
$5,500 (+1.6%)
$240,601 + $240,601
$481,202
2021
$5,413 (+2.6%)
$235,884 + $235,884
$471,768
2020
$5,278 (+1.7%)
$231,259 + $231,259
$462,518
2019
$5,187 (+2.1%)
$228,888 + $228,888
$457,776
2018
$5,080 (+1.7%)
$224,400 + $224,400
$448,800
2017
$4,997 (+5.8%)
$207,000 + $232,000
$439,000
2016
$4,725 (+8.7%)
$207,000 + $232,000
$439,000
2015
$4,345 (+7.9%)
$197,000 + $221,000
$418,000
2014
$4,026 (+8.7%)
$163,000 + $183,000
$346,000
2013
$3,705 (−7.8%)
$163,000 + $183,000
$346,000
2012
$4,019 (+0.3%)
$148,500 + $166,500
$315,000
2011
$4,008 (−11.3%)
$165,000 + $185,000
$350,000
2009
$4,521 (−14.5%)
$165,000 + $185,000
$350,000
2008
$5,286
$259,000 + $220,000
$479,000
*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
1
Baths
1
Stories
—
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
—
Year renovated
1982
Sq. Ft.
885
Year built
1982
Style
Condo/Co-op
County
Santa Barbara County
APN
065650008
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Aug 17, 2026.
RP
Planned Residential District
This District is intended to provide flexibility and encourage innovation and diversity in design of residential developments by allowing a wide range of densities and housing types while requiring provision of a substantial amount of restricted open space and other common amenities within new developments through implementation of the Planned Residential (R-P) land use designation set forth in the General Plan. Clustering of residential units is encouraged, where appropriate, to provide efficient use of space while preserving natural, cultural, and scenic resources of a site.