Original owner has maintained this home beautifully. Master suite is adjacent to nursery/office/bedroom. Main floor bedroom and full bathroom as well. The kitchen opens to family room and also features eat-in breakfast room, granite counters and hardwood floors. South facing back yard protected by redwood trees and mature landscaping provides seclusion.
BUYER TO ASSUME WATER AND SEWER BONDS AND ASSESSMENTS
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$20,198 (+6.7%)
$710,274 + $923,360
$1,633,634
2024
$18,933 (+3.8%)
$696,348 + $905,255
$1,601,603
2023
$18,244 (+2.1%)
$682,695 + $887,505
$1,570,200
2022
$17,877 (+2.5%)
$669,309 + $870,103
$1,539,412
2021
$17,448 (+0.6%)
$656,186 + $853,043
$1,509,229
2020
$17,340 (−0.6%)
$643,320 + $836,317
$1,479,637
2019
$17,444 (−0.5%)
$636,724 + $827,742
$1,464,466
2018
$17,527 (+63.6%)
$624,240 + $811,512
$1,435,752
2017
$10,711 (+0.3%)
$460,196 + $460,196
$920,392
2016
$10,683 (−0.3%)
$460,196 + $460,196
$920,392
2015
$10,711 (+6.6%)
$451,173 + $451,173
$902,346
2014
$10,046 (+2.9%)
$435,691 + $435,691
$871,382
2012
$9,759 (+4.1%)
$433,722 + $433,722
$867,444
2011
$9,375 (−5.9%)
$425,218 + $425,218
$850,436
2010
$9,964 (+0.8%)
$416,881 + $416,881
$833,762
2009
$9,886 (+2.6%)
$413,766 + $413,766
$827,532
2008
$9,635
$414,749 + $414,749
$829,498
Tax history for 170 Turnberry Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$20,198 (+6.7%)
$710,274 + $923,360
$1,633,634
2024
$18,933 (+3.8%)
$696,348 + $905,255
$1,601,603
2023
$18,244 (+2.1%)
$682,695 + $887,505
$1,570,200
2022
$17,877 (+2.5%)
$669,309 + $870,103
$1,539,412
2021
$17,448 (+0.6%)
$656,186 + $853,043
$1,509,229
2020
$17,340 (−0.6%)
$643,320 + $836,317
$1,479,637
2019
$17,444 (−0.5%)
$636,724 + $827,742
$1,464,466
2018
$17,527 (+63.6%)
$624,240 + $811,512
$1,435,752
2017
$10,711 (+0.3%)
$460,196 + $460,196
$920,392
2016
$10,683 (−0.3%)
$460,196 + $460,196
$920,392
2015
$10,711 (+6.6%)
$451,173 + $451,173
$902,346
2014
$10,046 (+2.9%)
$435,691 + $435,691
$871,382
2012
$9,759 (+4.1%)
$433,722 + $433,722
$867,444
2011
$9,375 (−5.9%)
$425,218 + $425,218
$850,436
2010
$9,964 (+0.8%)
$416,881 + $416,881
$833,762
2009
$9,886 (+2.6%)
$413,766 + $413,766
$827,532
2008
$9,635
$414,749 + $414,749
$829,498
*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
5
Baths
3
Stories
2
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
7,038 Sq. Ft.
Year renovated
2000
Sq. Ft.
3,266
Year built
2000
Style
Single Family Residential
County
San Mateo County
APN
066490530
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Sep 2, 2026.
PUD
Planned Unit Development District
This district is intended to provide for a variety of land uses, such as attached and detached single-family residential development, multiple-family housing development, professional and administrative areas, commercial and industrial uses, institutional uses, and public and private open space and recreation opportunities through the adoption of a comprehensive development plan as set forth in the city general plan and this chapter. The intent of establishing the planned unit development district is to: Implement the plans and policies of the adopted city land use plan, or general plan, and the land use plan map; Establish regulations and procedures for the preparation, review, and approval of planned unit development plans to guide the orderly development of land within this district; Establish a procedure for the administration of specific plans and precise plans, prepared in accordance with the state Government Code and consistent with the Half Moon Bay land use plan; Provide for the classification and development of parcels of land as coordinated, comprehensive projects so as to take advantage of the superior environment that can result from requiring that an entire area be planned as a unit and developed under a single plan; Encourage the assembly of properties that might otherwise be developed in unrelated increments to the detriment of surrounding properties, neighborhoods, and the city.