Welcome to this amazing farm opportunity! At over 9 acres, this property has endless possibilities. The home has all the charming features of a farm house, with brand new double paned windows, new paint, and an abundance of windows to view the land from all angles. The mostly level property is perfect for growing crop as it features 34 hoop houses with weed matting, an automated plant irrigation system, drip line irrigation, and a concrete bunker for imported soil. Horse lovers rejoice! It also includes a spacious pasture with round pen for training and covered paddocks. The barn is open to imagination whether you want to change it in to a workshop, stables, an art studio, anything! To top it off, the property is protected by a rolling metal security gate and a camera security system, so you know your land is safe. Located at the beginning of Hecker Pass near the Fairgrounds, easy access to commute highways, and a few minutes drive in to town, this property has everything you need!
Single-familyProperty Type
1954Year Built
9.49 acresLot Size
$1,049Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
2 garage spacesParking
Listed by The Bacorn Group•DRE #70010065• Sherman & Boone Realtors
Contact: 831-687-9025
Bought with Hector Garcia•DRE #02126914• Side Inc.
SEMI-RURAL HOME SITE WITH PASTURE, BARN AND ROOM FOR ANIMALS. LOCATED AT THE FOOT OF MT. MADONNA, THIS IS A RARE OPPRTUNITY FOR THE RIGHT PERSON. THIS 2 BEDROOM HOME IS READY TO LIVE IN NOW, OR IT COULD BE REMODELED TO FIT YOUR
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$15,869 (+11.2%)
$1,029,996 + $270,504
$1,300,500
2024
$14,268 (−2.3%)
$1,061,208 + $265,302
$1,326,510
2023
$14,597 (+1.8%)
$1,061,208 + $265,302
$1,326,510
2022
$14,339 (+94.5%)
$1,040,400 + $260,100
$1,300,500
2021
$7,371 (+1.4%)
$1,020,000 + $255,000
$1,275,000
2020
$7,265 (+1.7%)
$568,267 + $75,054
$643,321
2019
$7,143 (+2.5%)
$562,440 + $74,285
$636,725
2018
$6,967 (−11.6%)
$551,412 + $72,828
$624,240
2017
$7,881 (+2.7%)
$455,725 + $232,405
$688,130
2016
$7,677 (+0.9%)
$455,725 + $232,405
$688,130
2015
$7,612 (+2.2%)
$446,789 + $227,848
$674,637
2014
$7,451 (+13.1%)
$431,457 + $220,030
$651,487
2013
$6,588 (+7.0%)
$431,457 + $220,030
$651,487
2012
$6,154 (−11.6%)
$375,992 + $191,744
$567,736
2011
$6,965 (+1.2%)
$361,530 + $184,370
$545,900
2010
$6,879 (−0.2%)
$412,828 + $210,530
$623,358
2009
$6,896 (+2.5%)
$409,743 + $208,957
$618,700
2008
$6,728
$410,716 + $209,453
$620,169
Tax history for 125 Hecker Pass Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$15,869 (+11.2%)
$1,029,996 + $270,504
$1,300,500
2024
$14,268 (−2.3%)
$1,061,208 + $265,302
$1,326,510
2023
$14,597 (+1.8%)
$1,061,208 + $265,302
$1,326,510
2022
$14,339 (+94.5%)
$1,040,400 + $260,100
$1,300,500
2021
$7,371 (+1.4%)
$1,020,000 + $255,000
$1,275,000
2020
$7,265 (+1.7%)
$568,267 + $75,054
$643,321
2019
$7,143 (+2.5%)
$562,440 + $74,285
$636,725
2018
$6,967 (−11.6%)
$551,412 + $72,828
$624,240
2017
$7,881 (+2.7%)
$455,725 + $232,405
$688,130
2016
$7,677 (+0.9%)
$455,725 + $232,405
$688,130
2015
$7,612 (+2.2%)
$446,789 + $227,848
$674,637
2014
$7,451 (+13.1%)
$431,457 + $220,030
$651,487
2013
$6,588 (+7.0%)
$431,457 + $220,030
$651,487
2012
$6,154 (−11.6%)
$375,992 + $191,744
$567,736
2011
$6,965 (+1.2%)
$361,530 + $184,370
$545,900
2010
$6,879 (−0.2%)
$412,828 + $210,530
$623,358
2009
$6,896 (+2.5%)
$409,743 + $208,957
$618,700
2008
$6,728
$410,716 + $209,453
$620,169
*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
1.5
Stories
—
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
9.49 Acres
Year renovated
1980
Sq. Ft.
2,078
Year built
1954
Style
Vacant Land
County
Santa Cruz County
APN
11007107
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Jul 10, 2026.
CA
Commercial Agriculture
The purposes of the CA Commercial Agriculture Zone District are to preserve the commercial agricultural lands within Santa Cruz County which are a limited and irreplaceable natural resource, to maintain the economic integrity of the economic farm units comprising the commercial agricultural areas of the County, to implement the agricultural preservation policy of SCCC 16.50.010, and to maintain and enhance the general welfare of the County as a whole by preserving and protecting agriculture, one of the County’s major industries. Within the CA Commercial Agriculture Zone District, commercial agriculture shall be encouraged to the exclusion of other land uses which may conflict with it.