Ground level 2BR/2BA. Sunken living and dining room. Wood burning fire place in living room. Each bedroom has own connecting bathroom. BR1 has walk-in closet. BR2 has 2 closets. Inside laundry hookups. Sliding glass door to patio/deck area. Detached 1 car garage with addtl parking for 1 car + visitors. 2 pools/4 spas. Easy commute & shopping. Non-smoking seller. Great condition. Info not verified.
CondoProperty Type
1987Year Built
871 sq ftLot Size
$496Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
1 car garageParking
Listed by Robert McMurry•DRE #01790996• CENTURY 21 Masters
Contact: (877) 421-7469
Bought with Bruce Bellochio•DRE #01744692• Coldwell Banker The Professional Group
BEAUTIFULLY UPDATED, SUNNY CORNER UNIT W/ LRG DECK AREA. NEWER TILE IN ENTRY & KITCHEN. NEWER APPLIANCES, LIGHT FIX, WATER HTR. GARDEN WINDOW IN KITCHEN. SUNKEN LR W/ FP. WALK-IN CLOSET W/ ORGANIZERS. WATCH FOR 'BUNNY' IN BACK BDRM. CALL DEBI 4
Public Records
Apr 26, 2002
Sold
$372,000
$310/sq ft
MLSListings #ML80211533
Apr 26, 2002
Listing Removed
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Mar 18, 2002
Sold
$372,000
$310/sq ft
Mar 11, 2002
Listed
$372,000
$310/sq ft
SUNNY, IMMACULATE CORNER UNIT IN IDEAL LOCAL-VERY QUIET! HUGE YD W/ CUSTOM DECK NEWER:ENTRY & KITCHEN TILE FLRS, INT. PAINT, DISHWASHER & WATER HEATER * MASTER CLST ORGANIZER * GARDEN WINDOW * NEAR ONE OF THE POOLS & SPA * EZ TO SHOW CALL SELLER 1ST
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$5,743 (+7.4%)
$236,057 + $193,138
$429,195
2024
$5,348 (+3.1%)
$231,429 + $189,351
$420,780
2023
$5,187 (+2.2%)
$231,429 + $189,351
$420,780
2022
$5,075 (+2.3%)
$226,891 + $185,638
$412,529
2021
$4,963 (+1.4%)
$222,442 + $181,998
$404,440
2020
$4,895 (+1.4%)
$218,080 + $178,429
$396,509
2019
$4,830 (+6.8%)
$215,844 + $176,600
$392,444
2018
$4,521 (+1.5%)
$211,612 + $173,137
$384,749
2017
$4,455 (+4.7%)
$203,394 + $166,414
$369,808
2016
$4,257 (+0.3%)
$203,394 + $166,414
$369,808
2015
$4,246 (+7.7%)
$199,406 + $163,151
$362,557
2014
$3,941 (+18.6%)
$201,901 + $134,600
$336,501
2013
$3,322 (+2.9%)
$201,901 + $134,600
$336,501
2012
$3,229 (−5.0%)
$166,860 + $111,240
$278,100
2011
$3,401 (−13.5%)
$162,000 + $108,000
$270,000
2010
$3,931 (−7.7%)
$175,200 + $116,800
$292,000
2009
$4,260 (−16.0%)
$205,200 + $136,800
$342,000
2008
$5,072
$223,650 + $149,100
$372,750
Tax history for 111 BEAN CREEK Rd #93
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$5,743 (+7.4%)
$236,057 + $193,138
$429,195
2024
$5,348 (+3.1%)
$231,429 + $189,351
$420,780
2023
$5,187 (+2.2%)
$231,429 + $189,351
$420,780
2022
$5,075 (+2.3%)
$226,891 + $185,638
$412,529
2021
$4,963 (+1.4%)
$222,442 + $181,998
$404,440
2020
$4,895 (+1.4%)
$218,080 + $178,429
$396,509
2019
$4,830 (+6.8%)
$215,844 + $176,600
$392,444
2018
$4,521 (+1.5%)
$211,612 + $173,137
$384,749
2017
$4,455 (+4.7%)
$203,394 + $166,414
$369,808
2016
$4,257 (+0.3%)
$203,394 + $166,414
$369,808
2015
$4,246 (+7.7%)
$199,406 + $163,151
$362,557
2014
$3,941 (+18.6%)
$201,901 + $134,600
$336,501
2013
$3,322 (+2.9%)
$201,901 + $134,600
$336,501
2012
$3,229 (−5.0%)
$166,860 + $111,240
$278,100
2011
$3,401 (−13.5%)
$162,000 + $108,000
$270,000
2010
$3,931 (−7.7%)
$175,200 + $116,800
$292,000
2009
$4,260 (−16.0%)
$205,200 + $136,800
$342,000
2008
$5,072
$223,650 + $149,100
$372,750
*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
1987
Sq. Ft.
1,147
Year built
1987
Style
Condo/Co-op
County
Santa Cruz County
APN
02258205
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Oct 15, 2026.
R-H
High-Density Residential District
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