Elegant ground level end unit close to pool & spa. Gorgeous kitchen remodel featuring new cabinets, appliances, marble counters & floors that extend through entry. Both baths have been beautifully remodeled w new vanities, quartz counters & floors fixtures, shower/tub doors, Unit has newer carpet & 6 panel interior doors Spacious wrap-around deck on this lovely downstairs to enjoy with family & guests. Walk to dining, shopping, movies and more. Use center driveway, home directly behind garage #50. This is a beauty, don't miss this one!
Public Records
Nov 23, 2004
Sold
$469,000
$391/sq ft
MLSListings #ML80431908
Nov 23, 2004
Listing Removed
—
Nov 9, 2004
Sold
$469,000
$391/sq ft
Nov 2, 2004
Listed
$469,000
$391/sq ft
Public Records
Sep 23, 2002
Sold
$367,000
$306/sq ft
MLSListings #ML80233917
Sep 24, 2002
Listing Removed
—
Aug 27, 2002
Sold
$367,000
$306/sq ft
Jul 2, 2002
Listed
$369,000
$308/sq ft
Public Records
Feb 7, 1997
Sold
$158,500
$132/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$7,826 (+6.9%)
$377,264 + $251,509
$628,773
2024
$7,323 (+2.5%)
$362,615 + $241,743
$604,358
2023
$7,144 (+1.9%)
$362,615 + $241,743
$604,358
2022
$7,010 (+1.7%)
$355,505 + $237,003
$592,508
2021
$6,891 (+8.9%)
$348,534 + $232,356
$580,890
2020
$6,327 (+1.4%)
$341,700 + $227,800
$569,500
2019
$6,241 (+6.0%)
$311,740 + $207,827
$519,567
2018
$5,888 (+1.1%)
$305,628 + $203,752
$509,380
2017
$5,826 (+22.8%)
$293,760 + $195,840
$489,600
2016
$4,743 (+9.8%)
$293,760 + $195,840
$489,600
2015
$4,321 (+12.4%)
$241,956 + $161,304
$403,260
2014
$3,844 (+18.7%)
$198,162 + $132,108
$330,270
2013
$3,238 (+2.9%)
$198,162 + $132,108
$330,270
2012
$3,148 (−7.3%)
$163,770 + $109,180
$272,950
2011
$3,394 (−7.3%)
$159,000 + $106,000
$265,000
2010
$3,660 (−23.2%)
$174,000 + $116,000
$290,000
2009
$4,767 (−15.8%)
$186,000 + $124,000
$310,000
2008
$5,661
$247,632 + $165,088
$412,720
Tax history for 111 Bean Crk #121
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$7,826 (+6.9%)
$377,264 + $251,509
$628,773
2024
$7,323 (+2.5%)
$362,615 + $241,743
$604,358
2023
$7,144 (+1.9%)
$362,615 + $241,743
$604,358
2022
$7,010 (+1.7%)
$355,505 + $237,003
$592,508
2021
$6,891 (+8.9%)
$348,534 + $232,356
$580,890
2020
$6,327 (+1.4%)
$341,700 + $227,800
$569,500
2019
$6,241 (+6.0%)
$311,740 + $207,827
$519,567
2018
$5,888 (+1.1%)
$305,628 + $203,752
$509,380
2017
$5,826 (+22.8%)
$293,760 + $195,840
$489,600
2016
$4,743 (+9.8%)
$293,760 + $195,840
$489,600
2015
$4,321 (+12.4%)
$241,956 + $161,304
$403,260
2014
$3,844 (+18.7%)
$198,162 + $132,108
$330,270
2013
$3,238 (+2.9%)
$198,162 + $132,108
$330,270
2012
$3,148 (−7.3%)
$163,770 + $109,180
$272,950
2011
$3,394 (−7.3%)
$159,000 + $106,000
$265,000
2010
$3,660 (−23.2%)
$174,000 + $116,000
$290,000
2009
$4,767 (−15.8%)
$186,000 + $124,000
$310,000
2008
$5,661
$247,632 + $165,088
$412,720
*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
1986
Sq. Ft.
1,111
Year built
1986
Style
Condo/Co-op
County
Santa Cruz County
APN
02258306
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Nov 5, 2026.
R-H
High-Density Residential District
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