Seller has done many upgrades to this home. Including all new flooring (luxury vinyl laminate) throughout. New cabinetry in the kitchen and both baths with stone counter tops, new fixtures, mirrors, & lighting. Some distant peaks of the Ocean over Pebble Beach forested views. This home comes with a one car garage.
CondoProperty Type
1981Year Built
$592Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
1 car garageParking
Listed by Mary De Malvinsky•DRE #01025307• Mont Grove Realty
Contact: 831-521-5595
Bought with Karen Katz•DRE #01921747• Carmel Realty Company
Tree tops and bay views await you from this Shepherd's Knoll condo located in a gated community tucked within the forests of Pebble Beach. Offering 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, single level contemporary style living complete with a fireplace, gallery kitchen and bedrooms looking out to the forest and bay. Electric baseboard heating, master with a private bath and separate vanity area, washer and electric dryer hook-ups, one-car garage and a patio with ocean and forest views are all available adding to your easy condo living. If you are looking for easy living in a great central location, with view then you have found your dream home. ATTN: CBR Prevention Plan for In-Person Visits link (See disclosure package link)
Public Records
May 31, 2007
Sold
$725,000
$469/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$10,085 (+8.1%)
$530,604 + $359,748
$890,352
2024
$9,329 (+2.4%)
$520,200 + $352,695
$872,895
2023
$9,111 (+53.7%)
$510,000 + $345,780
$855,780
2022
$5,928 (+1.5%)
$500,000 + $339,000
$839,000
2021
$5,840 (+0.5%)
$306,000 + $242,250
$548,250
2020
$5,808 (−12.2%)
$300,000 + $237,500
$537,500
2019
$6,617 (+5.4%)
$368,000 + $175,000
$543,000
2018
$6,276 (−3.8%)
$392,000 + $186,000
$578,000
2017
$6,524 (+3.3%)
$419,000 + $198,000
$617,000
2016
$6,313 (+9.4%)
$419,000 + $198,000
$617,000
2015
$5,769 (−12.4%)
$404,000 + $192,000
$596,000
2014
$6,583 (+64.0%)
$421,000 + $199,000
$620,000
2013
$4,013 (−5.4%)
$421,000 + $199,000
$620,000
2012
$4,241 (−2.6%)
$260,000 + $123,000
$383,000
2011
$4,355 (−28.2%)
$300,000 + $100,000
$400,000
2010
$6,066
$300,000 + $110,000
$410,000
2009
$6,071 (−13.7%)
$400,000 + $190,000
$590,000
2008
$7,035
$400,000 + $190,000
$590,000
Tax history for 33 Shepherds Knls
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$10,085 (+8.1%)
$530,604 + $359,748
$890,352
2024
$9,329 (+2.4%)
$520,200 + $352,695
$872,895
2023
$9,111 (+53.7%)
$510,000 + $345,780
$855,780
2022
$5,928 (+1.5%)
$500,000 + $339,000
$839,000
2021
$5,840 (+0.5%)
$306,000 + $242,250
$548,250
2020
$5,808 (−12.2%)
$300,000 + $237,500
$537,500
2019
$6,617 (+5.4%)
$368,000 + $175,000
$543,000
2018
$6,276 (−3.8%)
$392,000 + $186,000
$578,000
2017
$6,524 (+3.3%)
$419,000 + $198,000
$617,000
2016
$6,313 (+9.4%)
$419,000 + $198,000
$617,000
2015
$5,769 (−12.4%)
$404,000 + $192,000
$596,000
2014
$6,583 (+64.0%)
$421,000 + $199,000
$620,000
2013
$4,013 (−5.4%)
$421,000 + $199,000
$620,000
2012
$4,241 (−2.6%)
$260,000 + $123,000
$383,000
2011
$4,355 (−28.2%)
$300,000 + $100,000
$400,000
2010
$6,066
$300,000 + $110,000
$410,000
2009
$6,071 (−13.7%)
$400,000 + $190,000
$590,000
2008
$7,035
$400,000 + $190,000
$590,000
*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
Stories
—
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
—
Year renovated
1981
Sq. Ft.
1,547
Year built
1981
Style
Condo/Co-op
County
Monterey County
APN
008253007000
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Sep 14, 2026.
PC
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