This bright and sunny home is nestled in a wonderful country setting of high-end homes just a short drive to Silicon Valley, Scotts Valley and Santa Cruz. Features an open floor plan with built-ins, huge master w/ wood buring stove, and bedroom and full bath on main floor. 1 bedroom w/ bath w/ sep entrance could be guest unit. Happy Valley district! Jarvis to Upper Jarvis to Bohnen to Richardson.
Single-familyProperty Type
1980Year Built
2.48 acresLot Size
$499Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
1 car garageParking
Listed by Bruce Taylor•DRE #01187958• Coldwell Banker Realty
Contact: (831) 662-6541
Bought with Bruce Taylor•DRE #01187958• Coldwell Banker Realty
CONTINGENT ON BUYERS PROPERTY SELLING-NOT SOLD YET-CONTINUE TO SHOW!!!!CUSTOM QUALITY HOME ON 2.5 SUNNY ACRES W/ GREAT VIEWS * 4 BR 3.5 BA IN MAIN HOUSE + SEP ENTRY GUEST 2 ROOM + FULL BATH!EXCELLENT NATURAL LITE * HUGE DECK * ROLLING LAWN
Public Records
Mar 16, 1994
Sold
$419,000
$154/sq ft
Public Records
Apr 12, 1985
Sold
$178,000
$66/sq ft
Public Records
Nov 8, 1979
Sold
$145,000
$53/sq ft
Public Records
Sep 27, 1977
Sold
$29,000
$11/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$11,702 (+5.2%)
$530,562 + $499,654
$1,030,216
2024
$11,128 (−0.2%)
$520,158 + $489,858
$1,010,016
2023
$11,155 (+1.5%)
$520,158 + $489,858
$1,010,016
2022
$10,991 (+3.3%)
$509,958 + $480,252
$990,210
2021
$10,643 (+0.8%)
$499,960 + $470,836
$970,796
2020
$10,557 (+2.1%)
$490,156 + $461,604
$951,760
2019
$10,336 (+1.6%)
$485,130 + $456,870
$942,000
2018
$10,177 (+2.4%)
$475,618 + $447,912
$923,530
2017
$9,933 (+4.6%)
$457,150 + $430,520
$887,670
2016
$9,493 (+2.3%)
$457,150 + $430,520
$887,670
2015
$9,278 (+8.3%)
$448,186 + $422,078
$870,264
2014
$8,564 (+15.9%)
$406,071 + $382,415
$788,486
2013
$7,390 (+3.8%)
$406,071 + $382,415
$788,486
2012
$7,122 (−5.5%)
$347,069 + $326,851
$673,920
2011
$7,537 (−3.8%)
$333,720 + $314,280
$648,000
2010
$7,839 (−10.3%)
$354,320 + $333,680
$688,000
2009
$8,737 (−0.4%)
$370,800 + $349,200
$720,000
2008
$8,773
$412,000 + $388,000
$800,000
Tax history for 393 RICHARDSON Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$11,702 (+5.2%)
$530,562 + $499,654
$1,030,216
2024
$11,128 (−0.2%)
$520,158 + $489,858
$1,010,016
2023
$11,155 (+1.5%)
$520,158 + $489,858
$1,010,016
2022
$10,991 (+3.3%)
$509,958 + $480,252
$990,210
2021
$10,643 (+0.8%)
$499,960 + $470,836
$970,796
2020
$10,557 (+2.1%)
$490,156 + $461,604
$951,760
2019
$10,336 (+1.6%)
$485,130 + $456,870
$942,000
2018
$10,177 (+2.4%)
$475,618 + $447,912
$923,530
2017
$9,933 (+4.6%)
$457,150 + $430,520
$887,670
2016
$9,493 (+2.3%)
$457,150 + $430,520
$887,670
2015
$9,278 (+8.3%)
$448,186 + $422,078
$870,264
2014
$8,564 (+15.9%)
$406,071 + $382,415
$788,486
2013
$7,390 (+3.8%)
$406,071 + $382,415
$788,486
2012
$7,122 (−5.5%)
$347,069 + $326,851
$673,920
2011
$7,537 (−3.8%)
$333,720 + $314,280
$648,000
2010
$7,839 (−10.3%)
$354,320 + $333,680
$688,000
2009
$8,737 (−0.4%)
$370,800 + $349,200
$720,000
2008
$8,773
$412,000 + $388,000
$800,000
*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
5
Baths
4.5
Stories
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Lot width
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Lot depth
—
Lot size
2.49 Acres
Year renovated
1980
Sq. Ft.
2,712
Year built
1980
Style
Vacant Land
County
Santa Cruz County
APN
10022105
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
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Last updated by owner on Jul 10, 2026.
A
Agriculture
The purposes of the A Agriculture Zone District are to encourage and provide for noncommercial agricultural uses, such as family farming and animal raising, and to allow limited commercial agricultural activities, on the small amounts of agricultural land remaining in the County which are not designated as commercially suitable, but which still constitute a productive natural resource; to provide for agricultural uses of a higher intensity in rural areas than those allowed in the RA Residential Agricultural Zone District where such use is compatible with the surrounding land uses and the environmental constraints of the land; to maintain options for a diversity of farm operations; to implement the agricultural preservation policy of Chapter 16.50 SCCC; and to maintain productive open space and rural character in the County.