Situated in the peaceful, quaint 55+ community of Montevalle you will find this clean, tastefully updated home. Offering many upgrades including Acacia floors, double pane windows, and stainless steel appliances. The kitchen boasts a large garden window and opens to a cozy family room. A spacious and sunny deck is the perfect place to enjoy an afternoon beverage and take in the mountain views! Go for a stroll and pop by the putting green to practice your short game or swim a few laps in the pool. It's easy to stay active in this lively and friendly community! Swing by and have a look before it's gone.
ManufacturedProperty Type
1973Year Built
$467Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
1 garage spacesParking
Listed by Malaka Thompson•DRE #01989515• 360 Real Estate Professionals
Bought with Shari Lynn Silva•DRE #01725425• eXp Realty of California Inc
LOCATION, CLOSE TO MILL. READY TO MOVE IN. $ 110,000 SPENT ON REMODEL. SECTION-ONE WORK DONE, ROOF INSPECTION AND WORK COMPLETED. NEW PAINT OUTSIDE AND DECK. DOWNSTAIRS STORGE & WORK SHOP. ONE CAR GARAGE & ONE COVERED CARPORT, PLUS ONE OUTSIDE PARKING. PATIO OFF FAMILY ROOM AND LARGE DECK FOR ENTERTAINING. MUST SEE ALL AMENITIES THIS HOME OFFERS. LAND INCLUDED IN PRICE. AGE 55/45 CEILING FANS IN MOST ROOMS. NEW CARPET. GARDEN-WINDOW IN KITCHEN. NEW PLUMBING AND UPGRADED WIRING. LOCK BOX BY FRONT DOOR UNDER CARPORT.
Public Records
Aug 23, 1976
Sold
$26,000
$17/sq ft
Public Records
Dec 8, 1971
Sold
$11,500
$8/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$8,965 (+6.8%)
$555,353 + $194,222
$749,575
2024
$8,397 (+2.4%)
$533,788 + $180,405
$714,193
2023
$8,203 (+1.9%)
$533,788 + $180,405
$714,193
2022
$8,051 (+60.7%)
$523,321 + $176,868
$700,189
2021
$5,009 (+3.5%)
$513,060 + $173,400
$686,460
2020
$4,837 (+1.4%)
$299,788 + $110,665
$410,453
2019
$4,770 (+4.3%)
$296,714 + $109,530
$406,244
2018
$4,572 (+1.3%)
$290,896 + $107,383
$398,279
2017
$4,514 (+4.6%)
$279,600 + $103,213
$382,813
2016
$4,315 (+459.7%)
$279,600 + $103,213
$382,813
2015
$771 (+4.9%)
$274,118 + $101,189
$375,307
2014
$735 (−2.6%)
$38,672 + $12,088
$50,760
2013
$755 (+6.8%)
$38,672 + $12,088
$50,760
2012
$707 (+2.8%)
$38,498 + $12,034
$50,532
2011
$687 (+1.0%)
$37,743 + $11,797
$49,540
2010
$680 (−0.1%)
$37,003 + $11,566
$48,569
2009
$681 (+2.1%)
$36,726 + $11,480
$48,206
2008
$668
$36,813 + $11,507
$48,320
Tax history for 552 Bean Creek Rd #203
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$8,965 (+6.8%)
$555,353 + $194,222
$749,575
2024
$8,397 (+2.4%)
$533,788 + $180,405
$714,193
2023
$8,203 (+1.9%)
$533,788 + $180,405
$714,193
2022
$8,051 (+60.7%)
$523,321 + $176,868
$700,189
2021
$5,009 (+3.5%)
$513,060 + $173,400
$686,460
2020
$4,837 (+1.4%)
$299,788 + $110,665
$410,453
2019
$4,770 (+4.3%)
$296,714 + $109,530
$406,244
2018
$4,572 (+1.3%)
$290,896 + $107,383
$398,279
2017
$4,514 (+4.6%)
$279,600 + $103,213
$382,813
2016
$4,315 (+459.7%)
$279,600 + $103,213
$382,813
2015
$771 (+4.9%)
$274,118 + $101,189
$375,307
2014
$735 (−2.6%)
$38,672 + $12,088
$50,760
2013
$755 (+6.8%)
$38,672 + $12,088
$50,760
2012
$707 (+2.8%)
$38,498 + $12,034
$50,532
2011
$687 (+1.0%)
$37,743 + $11,797
$49,540
2010
$680 (−0.1%)
$37,003 + $11,566
$48,569
2009
$681 (+2.1%)
$36,726 + $11,480
$48,206
2008
$668
$36,813 + $11,507
$48,320
*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
3,833 Sq. Ft.
Year renovated
1990
Sq. Ft.
1,529
Year built
1973
Style
Mobile/Manufactured Home
County
Santa Cruz County
APN
02231201
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Nov 5, 2026.
R-M-6
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