SOLAR Powered North San Benito County Home! This beautifully designed home features 3300 sf of living space. The great room concept gives the space an open airy feel w room for large gatherings and intimate settings alike. Features include a large gourmet kitchen with double ovens, island w veggie sink and large walk-in pantry. There is also a butlers pantry that leads to the formal dining room. Master bedroom features include a sealed gas burning fireplace, a large walk in closet, jetted tub and large shower. Other details to note are dual heating/AC zones, built in tv cabinet, Bose surround sound, and more! The 5000 sf shop is supremely engineered and constructed with Olympic Steel; quality construction which surpassed county standards! 2x6 construction, extra reinforced concrete slab, fully insulated, pre-plumbed for a bathroom and has 200 amp service with possibilities for expansion. Shared well, SBC Irrigation Water as available and walking distance to Spring Grove School!
Single-familyProperty Type
2004Year Built
4.86 acresLot Size
$506Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
4 car garageParking
Listed by Valerie Smith•DRE #01254521• Intero Real Estate Services
Contact: 831-801-5588
Bought with Anne Catheri Bowcutt•DRE #01410345• Anne Catherine Bowcutt Broker
NEW HOME ON 5 ACRES IN NORTH COUNTY. INVITING OPEN FLOOR PLAN WITH SPACIOUS DEN/OFFICE. LARGE WALK-IN CLOSETS IN MASTER BEDROOM. LEVEL LOT, EASY COMMUTE, VIEWS OF MOUNTAINS, SPRING GROVE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ACROSS THE STREET.
Public Records
Jul 26, 2002
Sold
$405,000
$123/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$16,705 (+1.6%)
$464,232 + $951,678
$1,415,910
2024
$16,450 (+1.6%)
$455,130 + $933,018
$1,388,148
2023
$16,187 (+1.9%)
$446,206 + $914,724
$1,360,930
2022
$15,890 (+1.6%)
$437,457 + $896,789
$1,334,246
2021
$15,647 (+0.3%)
$428,880 + $879,205
$1,308,085
2020
$15,602 (+1.4%)
$420,471 + $861,966
$1,282,437
2019
$15,384 (+4.9%)
$416,160 + $853,128
$1,269,288
2018
$14,665 (+23.2%)
$408,000 + $836,400
$1,244,400
2017
$11,902 (+1.9%)
$375,000 + $600,700
$975,700
2016
$11,681 (+14.5%)
$375,000 + $600,700
$975,700
2015
$10,200 (+13.7%)
$375,000 + $600,700
$975,700
2014
$8,969 (+18.1%)
$275,000 + $491,700
$766,700
2012
$7,597 (−3.8%)
$275,000 + $437,300
$712,300
2011
$7,895 (−1.0%)
$250,000 + $394,300
$644,300
2010
$7,973 (−6.2%)
$275,000 + $394,300
$669,300
2009
$8,498 (−27.8%)
$275,000 + $405,700
$680,700
2008
$11,771
$275,000 + $460,200
$735,200
Tax history for 375 Spring Grove Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$16,705 (+1.6%)
$464,232 + $951,678
$1,415,910
2024
$16,450 (+1.6%)
$455,130 + $933,018
$1,388,148
2023
$16,187 (+1.9%)
$446,206 + $914,724
$1,360,930
2022
$15,890 (+1.6%)
$437,457 + $896,789
$1,334,246
2021
$15,647 (+0.3%)
$428,880 + $879,205
$1,308,085
2020
$15,602 (+1.4%)
$420,471 + $861,966
$1,282,437
2019
$15,384 (+4.9%)
$416,160 + $853,128
$1,269,288
2018
$14,665 (+23.2%)
$408,000 + $836,400
$1,244,400
2017
$11,902 (+1.9%)
$375,000 + $600,700
$975,700
2016
$11,681 (+14.5%)
$375,000 + $600,700
$975,700
2015
$10,200 (+13.7%)
$375,000 + $600,700
$975,700
2014
$8,969 (+18.1%)
$275,000 + $491,700
$766,700
2012
$7,597 (−3.8%)
$275,000 + $437,300
$712,300
2011
$7,895 (−1.0%)
$250,000 + $394,300
$644,300
2010
$7,973 (−6.2%)
$275,000 + $394,300
$669,300
2009
$8,498 (−27.8%)
$275,000 + $405,700
$680,700
2008
$11,771
$275,000 + $460,200
$735,200
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Public record
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Lot size
4.86 Acres
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Style
Single Family Residential
County
San Benito County
APN
017070070000
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Last updated by owner on Aug 6, 2026.
AP
Agricultural Productive District
The intent of the AP district is to provide for areas within the county to be used for agricultural production of any type as set forth in the general plan, including agriculture support uses, vineyards, wineries and winery supporting land uses. Low-density residential uses, and the preservation of prime farmland. Low-density and farmworker housing are also permitted.