Gorgeous end unit townhome in the sought after neighborhood of Madison Heights. Wonderful open and bright floorplan and renovated beautifully. Fantastic Pasadena location near great shopping, restaurants and a short distance from Old Town Pasadena, Lake Avenue and minutes from Downtown Los Angeles. Unit features private enclosed patio for entertaining, spacious living and dining area with high ceilings, renovated kitchen with new countertops and breakfast bar, a large primary room/loft with huge walk-in closet and bathroom. Newly epoxied attached garage with laundry area and ample storage cabinets. Unit situated in a pristine complex, newly renovated fences, all new sidings, newly painted exteriors, new roofing throughout and currently in the process of updating association Pool and Spa area. Best value for the location.
This is a gorgeous 1br 1ba loft style unit with attached garage at lower level. 2nd level is living room and dining area. Upper level is bedroom and full bath. Small but nice enclosed sitting area in front of unit. This unit is conveniently next to the pool.
CRMLS #12107584
Jun 13, 2008
Listing Removed
—
Mar 24, 2008
Listed
$385,000
$540/sq ft
Public Records
Dec 11, 1991
Sold
$154,000
$216/sq ft
Public Records
Jan 19, 1989
Sold
$121,500
$170/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$7,796 (+5.6%)
$503,654 + $169,615
$673,269
2024
$7,384 (+0.9%)
$493,779 + $166,290
$660,069
2023
$7,321 (+98.0%)
$484,098 + $163,030
$647,128
2022
$3,697 (+4.2%)
$474,606 + $159,834
$634,440
2021
$3,547 (+4.1%)
$192,316 + $127,605
$319,921
2020
$3,408 (−0.2%)
$188,546 + $125,103
$313,649
2019
$3,414 (−1.6%)
$186,613 + $123,821
$310,434
2018
$3,470 (+1.4%)
$182,954 + $121,394
$304,348
2017
$3,421 (+2.2%)
$175,850 + $116,681
$292,531
2016
$3,347 (+1.1%)
$175,850 + $116,681
$292,531
2015
$3,309 (+2.0%)
$172,402 + $114,394
$286,796
2014
$3,244 (+1.0%)
$166,487 + $110,469
$276,956
2012
$3,213 (+89.4%)
$165,735 + $109,970
$275,705
2011
$1,697 (+1.5%)
$162,486 + $107,814
$270,300
2010
$1,672 (−0.4%)
$41,620 + $89,230
$130,850
2009
$1,678 (+6.3%)
$41,309 + $88,564
$129,873
2008
$1,579
$41,408 + $88,775
$130,183
Tax history for 249 Alpine St #56
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$7,796 (+5.6%)
$503,654 + $169,615
$673,269
2024
$7,384 (+0.9%)
$493,779 + $166,290
$660,069
2023
$7,321 (+98.0%)
$484,098 + $163,030
$647,128
2022
$3,697 (+4.2%)
$474,606 + $159,834
$634,440
2021
$3,547 (+4.1%)
$192,316 + $127,605
$319,921
2020
$3,408 (−0.2%)
$188,546 + $125,103
$313,649
2019
$3,414 (−1.6%)
$186,613 + $123,821
$310,434
2018
$3,470 (+1.4%)
$182,954 + $121,394
$304,348
2017
$3,421 (+2.2%)
$175,850 + $116,681
$292,531
2016
$3,347 (+1.1%)
$175,850 + $116,681
$292,531
2015
$3,309 (+2.0%)
$172,402 + $114,394
$286,796
2014
$3,244 (+1.0%)
$166,487 + $110,469
$276,956
2012
$3,213 (+89.4%)
$165,735 + $109,970
$275,705
2011
$1,697 (+1.5%)
$162,486 + $107,814
$270,300
2010
$1,672 (−0.4%)
$41,620 + $89,230
$130,850
2009
$1,678 (+6.3%)
$41,309 + $88,564
$129,873
2008
$1,579
$41,408 + $88,775
$130,183
*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
1
Baths
1
Stories
—
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
—
Year renovated
1985
Sq. Ft.
713
Year built
1985
Style
Condo/Co-op
County
Los Angeles County
APN
5720022084
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Oct 8, 2026.
RM-32
OC
Multi-Family Residential - City of Gardens District
The purposes of the RM-32, zoning districts are to: Provide appropriately located areas for medium and high density residential neighborhoods that are consistent with and implement the Medium Density, Medium-High Density, and High Density Residential, land use designations of the General Plan, and with the standards of public health and safety established by this Zoning Code; Promote multiple-family residential developments having maximum economic life and stability; Integrate the street and the site visually and functionally as a total environment; Achieve an appropriate level of design quality consistent with or better than the surrounding neighborhood and the price range of the development; Relate new development to the existing environment in scale, material, and character so that Pasadena's inherent human scale, visual, and functional diversity may be maintained and enhanced; and Restrict alterations to the existing grade, except for minor grading for landscaping purposes and for subterranean parking.
Zone overlays
Office Conversion Overlay District
Permitted uses
Include but are not limited to:
Day care facility
Housing-Single unit
Housing-Multiple units
Housing-Senior
Housing-Student
Housing-Other
Infrastructure
Property details
Parking
Parking / Garage Information
Attached Garage
# of Garage Spaces: 1
Carport Attached, Driveway - Concrete, Garage - Single Door, Guest
Has Parking
# of Parking Spaces: 1
Interior
Laundry Information
Has Laundry
In Garage
Kitchen Information
Appliances: Dishwasher, Garbage Disposal, Gas Oven, Vented Exhaust Fan
Has Appliances
Area, Breakfast Counter / Bar, In Living Room
Quartz Counters, Remodeled Kitchen
Bathroom Information
# of Baths (Full): 1
Shower in Tub, Exhaust fan(s), Quartz Counters
Cooling Information
Central
Has Cooling
Room Information
All Bedrooms Up, Dressing Area, Living Room, Primary Bedroom, Walk-In Closet
Heating Information
Central Furnace, Forced Air
Has Heating
Interior Features
Cathedral-Vaulted Ceilings, Crown Moldings, Open Floor Plan, Recessed Lighting, Stone Counters
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