This gorgeous two bedroom, two bath condo is located in the gated Monterey Collection building. This spacious single-level unit features granite counters in the kitchen and baths. You will enjoy a balcony off the large living room with expansive views. The living room boasts gleaming bamboo wood floors and a cozy fireplace. Complex amenities include barbecue areas, an elevator and two sets of stairs to access the units. This home is centrally located and just minutes away from South Pasadena, Old Town Pasadena, Downtown LA, USC and the 110 freeway! You do not want to miss this one!
CondoProperty Type
2007Year Built
0.69 acresLot Size
$475Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
2 car garageParking
Listed by Runjing Chen•DRE #01491272• Coldwell Banker Realty
Bought with Nga Kun Chan•DRE #02073380• Estate Properties
Montecito Heights area. Newer complex with subterranean parking. Very well maintained unit. Two very good sized bedrooms and baths. Balcony off the living room Open kitchen, dining area and living room. Common area patio with barbeques down two...
levels..
12 years ago• May not reflect the current state of the home
Michael Drylie
Redfin Associate agent
Sale history for 6221 Monterey Rd #302
Date
Event
Price
CRMLS #P0-820000817
May 11, 2020
Sold
$600,000
$408/sq ft
Mar 10, 2020
Contingent
—
Feb 28, 2020
Listed
$569,000
$387/sq ft
CRMLS #P0-214018991
Jul 15, 2014
Sold
$452,000
$307/sq ft
Jun 27, 2014
Listing Removed
—
May 21, 2014
Listed
$450,000
$306/sq ft
Location! Location! Beautiful condo complex just right next to South Pasadena but in city of LA. great value! Specious two bedrooms and two full baths one level. Granite counters in the kitchen and baths. Gleaming bamboo wood floors/ fireplaces in the living room. Two assigned side-by-side parking spaces in parking structure. Complex has barbecue areas, elevator and two sets of stairs to access the units. Centrally located just minutes away from South Pasadena, Old Town Pasadena, LA downtown, USC & 110 Freeway!
Public Records
Sep 29, 2009
Sold
$425,000
$289/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$8,007 (+1.2%)
$423,002 + $246,302
$669,304
2024
$7,913 (+2.0%)
$414,708 + $241,473
$656,181
2023
$7,760 (+4.9%)
$406,577 + $236,739
$643,316
2022
$7,396 (+1.3%)
$398,605 + $232,098
$630,703
2021
$7,302 (+19.0%)
$390,790 + $227,548
$618,338
2020
$6,136 (+4.1%)
$383,128 + $223,087
$606,215
2019
$5,893 (+0.3%)
$289,788 + $206,927
$496,715
2018
$5,873 (+2.3%)
$284,106 + $202,870
$486,976
2017
$5,743 (+2.4%)
$273,075 + $194,994
$468,069
2016
$5,606 (+1.5%)
$273,075 + $194,994
$468,069
2015
$5,524 (+5.3%)
$267,721 + $191,171
$458,892
2014
$5,245 (+7.5%)
$225,600 + $199,900
$425,500
2012
$4,881 (−9.7%)
$202,000 + $179,000
$381,000
2011
$5,403 (−1.1%)
$202,000 + $179,000
$381,000
2010
$5,463 (+28.2%)
$226,694 + $201,506
$428,200
2009
$4,262 (+96.0%)
$225,000 + $200,000
$425,000
2008
$2,174
$200,000 + $137,540
$337,540
Tax history for 6221 Monterey Rd #302
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$8,007 (+1.2%)
$423,002 + $246,302
$669,304
2024
$7,913 (+2.0%)
$414,708 + $241,473
$656,181
2023
$7,760 (+4.9%)
$406,577 + $236,739
$643,316
2022
$7,396 (+1.3%)
$398,605 + $232,098
$630,703
2021
$7,302 (+19.0%)
$390,790 + $227,548
$618,338
2020
$6,136 (+4.1%)
$383,128 + $223,087
$606,215
2019
$5,893 (+0.3%)
$289,788 + $206,927
$496,715
2018
$5,873 (+2.3%)
$284,106 + $202,870
$486,976
2017
$5,743 (+2.4%)
$273,075 + $194,994
$468,069
2016
$5,606 (+1.5%)
$273,075 + $194,994
$468,069
2015
$5,524 (+5.3%)
$267,721 + $191,171
$458,892
2014
$5,245 (+7.5%)
$225,600 + $199,900
$425,500
2012
$4,881 (−9.7%)
$202,000 + $179,000
$381,000
2011
$5,403 (−1.1%)
$202,000 + $179,000
$381,000
2010
$5,463 (+28.2%)
$226,694 + $201,506
$428,200
2009
$4,262 (+96.0%)
$225,000 + $200,000
$425,000
2008
$2,174
$200,000 + $137,540
$337,540
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
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