Beautifully remodeled condo in Skyline Forest with a view of the bay and downtown Monterey. You'll see the twinkling lights of the city at night. The location doesn't get better than this, within a few minutes of Carmel, Pebble Beach, Monterey and Pacific Grove. No expense was spared. Complete remodel just a year and a half ago. Come take a look.
CondoProperty Type
1977Year Built
727 sq ftLot Size
$644Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
1 spaceParking
Listed by Noelle Hayes•DRE #01914469• Monterey Coast Realty
Contact: 831-402-5528
Bought with Tenley Baxter•DRE #01755293• Sotheby’s International Realty
Beautiful Views of the Monterey Bay Coastline from this well maintained 2 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath condo with inside laundry. Relax on the deck and enjoy the peaceful surroundings of the forest and the bay! Very convenient location to shopping, restaurants, and all the Monterey attractions and close to Highway 1. Master bedroom has a very large closet. There is 1 covered parking and 1 uncovered parking with a storage shed.
Public Records
Jan 24, 1978
Sold
$81,000
$59/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$10,204 (+8.1%)
$432,972 + $475,186
$908,158
2024
$9,437 (+2.4%)
$424,483 + $465,869
$890,352
2023
$9,217 (+1.4%)
$416,160 + $456,735
$872,895
2022
$9,088 (+32.2%)
$408,000 + $447,780
$855,780
2021
$6,873 (+4.0%)
$400,000 + $439,000
$839,000
2020
$6,612 (−4.7%)
$241,244 + $383,847
$625,091
2019
$6,941 (+4.2%)
$238,771 + $379,912
$618,683
2018
$6,662 (+306.5%)
$234,090 + $372,463
$606,553
2017
$1,639 (+1.9%)
$49,735 + $102,253
$151,988
2016
$1,609 (+1.5%)
$49,735 + $102,253
$151,988
2015
$1,586 (+1.7%)
$48,760 + $100,249
$149,009
2014
$1,559 (+2.1%)
$47,088 + $96,810
$143,898
2013
$1,526 (+0.8%)
$47,088 + $96,810
$143,898
2012
$1,515 (+1.8%)
$46,876 + $96,373
$143,249
2011
$1,489 (+3.7%)
$45,957 + $94,484
$140,441
2010
$1,436 (−0.3%)
$45,056 + $92,632
$137,688
2009
$1,440 (+2.2%)
$44,720 + $91,940
$136,660
2008
$1,409
$44,827 + $92,159
$136,986
Tax history for 70 Forest Ridge Rd #13
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$10,204 (+8.1%)
$432,972 + $475,186
$908,158
2024
$9,437 (+2.4%)
$424,483 + $465,869
$890,352
2023
$9,217 (+1.4%)
$416,160 + $456,735
$872,895
2022
$9,088 (+32.2%)
$408,000 + $447,780
$855,780
2021
$6,873 (+4.0%)
$400,000 + $439,000
$839,000
2020
$6,612 (−4.7%)
$241,244 + $383,847
$625,091
2019
$6,941 (+4.2%)
$238,771 + $379,912
$618,683
2018
$6,662 (+306.5%)
$234,090 + $372,463
$606,553
2017
$1,639 (+1.9%)
$49,735 + $102,253
$151,988
2016
$1,609 (+1.5%)
$49,735 + $102,253
$151,988
2015
$1,586 (+1.7%)
$48,760 + $100,249
$149,009
2014
$1,559 (+2.1%)
$47,088 + $96,810
$143,898
2013
$1,526 (+0.8%)
$47,088 + $96,810
$143,898
2012
$1,515 (+1.8%)
$46,876 + $96,373
$143,249
2011
$1,489 (+3.7%)
$45,957 + $94,484
$140,441
2010
$1,436 (−0.3%)
$45,056 + $92,632
$137,688
2009
$1,440 (+2.2%)
$44,720 + $91,940
$136,660
2008
$1,409
$44,827 + $92,159
$136,986
*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
2
Baths
2.5
Stories
1
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
—
Year renovated
1977
Sq. Ft.
1,378
Year built
1977
Style
Condo/Co-op
County
Monterey County
APN
014151013000
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Sep 14, 2026.
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