$3,185 - $3,615 per month
Baytree Apartments
2 - 3 Beds
28 Mt Hermon Rd, Scotts Valley, CA 95066
$3,185 - $3,615 per month
Baytree Apartments
2 - 3 Beds
28 Mt Hermon Rd, Scotts Valley, CA 95066
$4,600 per month
5525 Scotts Valley Dr, Scotts Valley, CA 95066
Beautiful sunlit townhouse nestled among the Redwoods in a quiet community! Living/family room features 18 foot ceilings and double sliding doors to enjoy the private backyard. The kitchen (which opens up to the Living Rm) and Bathrooms have been beautifully updated Three generously sized bedrooms, primary includes an upper back deck and walk-in closet. Main bath has double sink vanities and
Danny Alvarez David Lyng Real Estate
$1,400 per month
444 Whispering Pines Dr, Scotts Valley, CA 95066
Property Id: 2276854Housemate Wanted - Scotts ValleyRent: $1,400/monthDeposit: $1,800Utilities: $100/month (includes water, electric, gas, Wi-Fi, cable, garbage, sewer + one covered parking space)Share home with one female and two cats. Prefer to live with someone in their 40s or older. Will consider someone younger. Home Features: • Private
$4,600 per month
5525 Scotts Valley Dr, Scotts Valley, CA 95066
Beautiful sunlit townhouse nestled among the Redwoods in a quiet community! Living/family room features 18 foot ceilings and double sliding doors to enjoy the private backyard. The kitchen (which opens up to the Living Rm) and Bathrooms have been beautifully updated Three generously sized bedrooms, primary includes an upper back deck and walk-in closet. Main bath has double sink vanities and
Scotts Valley, a small city on the California coast, offers a slower pace of life compared to nearby Santa Cruz and San Jose, which is 26 miles north. With a population of around 12,000, it attracts retirees and tech commuters to Silicon Valley. The city is known for its high median household income of $150,000 and is home to companies like Bay Photo, the Canepa Museum, and Fox Racing. Scotts Valley is also the birthplace of Netflix. The housing market features one-story traditional homes and custom two-story properties with Victorian features, surrounded by tall valley oak trees on hilly streets. The median home price is $1.4 million, and properties typically stay on the market for 32 days. The well-regarded Scotts Valley Unified School District serves over 2,000 students, and Scotts Valley High School is highly rated. Local parks include Skypark, which hosts community events, and Glenwood Open Space Preserve, a popular hiking spot. For things to do, residents can visit the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk or the semi-private Pasatiempo Golf Course. Dining options include Auntie Mame’s for breakfast and Bruno’s Bar and Grill for American cuisine. The city is accessible via California State Route 17, with public bus services to Santa Cruz and San Jose. The nearest airport, San Jose Mineta International, is 27 miles away. Scotts Valley enjoys a Mediterranean climate with hot summers and moderate winters, and while it has a wildfire season, it hasn't experienced a wildfire since 1984. Crime rates have remained stable, with levels comparable to the national average.