BREATHTAKING OCEAN VIEWS from all decks, dining, living, loft & bedrooms! WOW! Watch the whales play in Linda Mar Cove while enjoying the sunset, all from the comfort of your almost 1,700 square foot home. This home has enjoyed a high-end European remodel of the main level, including Italian Kitchen Cabinetry & Ivory Travertine Flooring throughout the entire level. Two Master Suites, both enjoy sliders out to the expanded deck with sunken hot tub! Both Suites have incredible & calming ocean views. Imagine sipping wine in front of the fire on a stormy winter night, watching the powerful waves stir. Or enjoying your coffee on the deck looking out over a calm ocean on a crisp fall morning. Masterful sunsets sinking into the Pacific!
TownhomeProperty Type
1984Year Built
1,887 sq ftLot Size
$883Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
2 car garageParking
Listed by Frank Vella•DRE #01104977• SF Homelife, Inc.
Listed by • SF Homelife, Inc.
Contact: 650-464-8062
Bought with Brian Lee•DRE #01412106• Coldwell Banker Realty
BREATHTAKING OCEAN VIEWS from all decks, dining, living, loft & bedrooms! WOW! Watch the whales play in Linda Mar Cove while enjoying the sunset, all from the comfort of your almost 1,700 square foot home. This home has enjoyed a high-end European remodel of the main level, including Italian Kitchen Cabinetry & Ivory Travertine Flooring throughout the entire level. Two Master Suites, both enjoy sliders out to the expanded deck with sunken hot tub! Both Suites have incredible & calming ocean views. Imagine sipping wine in front of the fire on a stormy winter night, watching the powerful waves stir. Or enjoying your coffee on the deck looking out over a calm ocean on a crisp fall morning. Masterful sunsets sinking into the Pacific!
MLSListings #ML89811807
Apr 1, 1998
Sold
$425,000
$262/sq ft
Mar 31, 1998
Listing Removed
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Feb 14, 1998
Listed
$425,000
$262/sq ft
FORMER FOR SALE BY OWNER EMPLOYED REMAX TO FACILITATE THE SALE WITH A BUYER FROM ROYCE BANDLE OF REMAX (HMB)
Public Records
Mar 24, 1992
Sold
$360,000
$222/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$17,000 (+3.8%)
$676,038 + $676,038
$1,352,076
2024
$16,370 (+2.8%)
$662,783 + $662,783
$1,325,566
2023
$15,918 (+6.6%)
$649,788 + $649,788
$1,299,576
2022
$14,937 (+0.5%)
$637,048 + $637,048
$1,274,096
2021
$14,858 (−1.5%)
$624,557 + $624,557
$1,249,114
2020
$15,085 (+2.1%)
$612,311 + $612,311
$1,224,622
2019
$14,768 (+91.6%)
$606,033 + $606,033
$1,212,066
2018
$7,708 (+3.3%)
$594,150 + $594,150
$1,188,300
2017
$7,462 (+2.5%)
$292,354 + $292,354
$584,708
2016
$7,283 (+4.1%)
$292,354 + $292,354
$584,708
2015
$6,994 (−2.3%)
$286,622 + $286,622
$573,244
2014
$7,158 (+6.7%)
$276,787 + $276,787
$553,574
2012
$6,711 (+3.9%)
$275,537 + $275,537
$551,074
2011
$6,460 (+1.1%)
$270,135 + $270,135
$540,270
2010
$6,388 (+1.2%)
$264,839 + $264,839
$529,678
2009
$6,310 (+1.4%)
$262,860 + $262,860
$525,720
2008
$6,221
$263,485 + $263,485
$526,970
Tax history for 209 Roberts Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$17,000 (+3.8%)
$676,038 + $676,038
$1,352,076
2024
$16,370 (+2.8%)
$662,783 + $662,783
$1,325,566
2023
$15,918 (+6.6%)
$649,788 + $649,788
$1,299,576
2022
$14,937 (+0.5%)
$637,048 + $637,048
$1,274,096
2021
$14,858 (−1.5%)
$624,557 + $624,557
$1,249,114
2020
$15,085 (+2.1%)
$612,311 + $612,311
$1,224,622
2019
$14,768 (+91.6%)
$606,033 + $606,033
$1,212,066
2018
$7,708 (+3.3%)
$594,150 + $594,150
$1,188,300
2017
$7,462 (+2.5%)
$292,354 + $292,354
$584,708
2016
$7,283 (+4.1%)
$292,354 + $292,354
$584,708
2015
$6,994 (−2.3%)
$286,622 + $286,622
$573,244
2014
$7,158 (+6.7%)
$276,787 + $276,787
$553,574
2012
$6,711 (+3.9%)
$275,537 + $275,537
$551,074
2011
$6,460 (+1.1%)
$270,135 + $270,135
$540,270
2010
$6,388 (+1.2%)
$264,839 + $264,839
$529,678
2009
$6,310 (+1.4%)
$262,860 + $262,860
$525,720
2008
$6,221
$263,485 + $263,485
$526,970
*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
2
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
1,887 Sq. Ft.
Year renovated
1984
Sq. Ft.
1,620
Year built
1984
Style
Single Family Residential
County
San Mateo County
APN
022120250
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Sep 2, 2026.
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