2000 Vallemar Outside Area Inside, Moss Beach, CA 94038
OFF MARKET

2000 Vallemar Outside Area Inside
Moss Beach, CA 94038

    Local Information

    • Map ViewExplore the area around 2000 Vallemar Outside Area Inside.
    • Schools1 Elementary School1 Middle School1 High School
    • Shop & Eat
    -- mins to
    Commute Destination

    About this House

    2000 Vallemar Outside Area Inside is in Moss Beach, CA and in ZIP code 94038.
    2000 Vallemar Outside Area Inside, Moss Beach, CA 94038 is a unknown. It is currently off market. The Trulia Estimate rent is $5,348/month.

    Home Details for 2000 Vallemar Outside Area Inside

    Property Information

    Property Type / Style
    Property Type: Unknown

    Market trends in Moss Beach

    Last updated June 2026
    Buyer'sMarketSeller'sMarket
    Avg. sale price
    —
    Sale-to-List Price
    —
    Price per sq ft
    —
    Available listings
    8
    1    MoM
    Skip to last item
    • Results are loading
    Skip to first item

    Comparable Sales for 2000 Vallemar Outside Area Inside

    Address
    Distance
    Property Type
    Sold Price
    Sold Date
    Bed
    Bath
    Sqft
    732 Alta Vista Rd, Montara, CA
    0.08
    Single-Family Home
    $4,500,000
    04/22/26
    3
    3.5
    3,338
    770 Alta Vista Rd, Montara, CA
    0.15
    Single-Family Home
    $2,750,000
    10/03/25
    6
    5.5
    4,125
    825 Edison St, Montara, CA
    0.47
    Single-Family Home
    $1,525,000
    06/30/26
    3
    2
    1,887
    1047 Acacia St, Montara, CA
    0.54
    Single-Family Home
    $1,335,000
    12/02/25
    3
    2
    1,560
    900 Franklin St, Montara, CA
    0.61
    Single-Family Home
    $1,995,000
    09/15/25
    5
    4
    3,334
    920 Franklin St, Montara, CA
    0.61
    Single-Family Home
    $1,400,000
    05/01/26
    3
    2
    2,130
    540 Franklin St, Montara, CA
    0.63
    Single-Family Home
    $525,000
    12/09/25
    1
    1
    360
    1121 Date St, Montara, CA
    0.65
    Single-Family Home
    $1,529,000
    04/30/26
    3
    2.5
    1,860
    1129 Acacia St, Montara, CA
    0.66
    Single-Family Home
    $1,465,000
    07/28/26
    5
    3
    2,170
    1158 Cedar St, Montara, CA
    0.66
    Single-Family Home
    $2,425,000
    04/10/26
    4
    3
    2,847

    Nearby homes

    Get a sense of prices in the area by checking nearby homes.
    Skip to last item
    Skip to first item

    Assigned Schools

    These are the assigned schools for 2000 Vallemar Outside Area Inside.
    View nearby schools on GreatSchools
    The GreatSchools Rating compares schools on a variety of school quality indicators including test scores, college readiness, equity and more. Learn more.

    What Locals Say about Moss Beach

    At least 14 Trulia users voted on each feature.

    • 100 % Say car is needed

    • 94 % Say parking is easy

    • 94 % Say it's dog friendly

    • 90 % Say yards are well-kept

    • 89 % Say people would walk alone at night

    • 83 % Say neighbors are friendly

    • 80 % Say there's holiday spirit

    • 71 % Say it's quiet

    • 64 % Say kids play outside

    • 57 % Say there's wildlife

    • 50 % Say there are community events

    • 47 % Say they plan to stay for at least 5 years

    • 40 % Say it's walkable to restaurants

    • 40 % Say it's walkable to grocery stores

    • 25 % Say streets are well-lit

    • 15 % Say there are sidewalks

    Sourced by Trulia users. Learn more about our methodology.
    • Rosa Heyer
      "The commute is not the best. Without traffic it’s about 30 min but if there’s any kind of delay or accident, it can be an hour or more. "
      0
      Flag
    • Bnabanto
      "Halloween is wonderful. Blocks get shut down to traffic and the residents put a lot of work into having great houses. The community is wonderful. It’s very safe. And being so close to the ocean is terrific "
      1
      Flag
    • Rentedpepper
      "termites are everywhere! dont buy here! you'll have to tent your house every other year and its super expensive!"
      10
      Flag
    • Cid Y. R.
      "I've lived here since 1988 and would really miss the charm, open space and hiking trails overlooking the Fitzgerald Marine Reserve were I to ever move. People here are friendly and interested in a sustainable lifestyle. There is a small hospital & Emergency room on Marine Blvd.(Seaton Coastside), and the San Mateo Sheriff's Coastside Substation is here too, with excellent response times, and interacting with residents in a professional, courteous fashion as well. There are some affordable housing opportunities at the Pillar Ridge Manufactured Home Park on Airport Blvd., but for the most part, the community consists of professionals who either work from home or commute to San Francisco or Silicon Valley. A local attraction is the historic Moss Beach Distillery known for it's ghost, "The Blue Lady"as featured by Unsolved Mysteries. Most of all, Moss Beach is home to the infamous surfing wave know to Big Wave surfers as MAVERICKS. There is a contest yearly, if the waves are right and the Surfer who discovered it in 1975, while still in High School, Jeff Clark, is still very much involved. Two movies (at least have featured Mavericks, one starring Gerard Butler called "Chasing Mavericks" , about the life of Jay Moriarity and another "Men who ride Mountains" .Moss Beach is right next to Princeton Harbor where there are restaurants, sport fishing boats and fish markets to name a few attractions. Just to the North of Moss Beach is Montara Mountain offering mountain bikers a challenge as well as hikers, all the while providing expansive views of the Pacific Ocean . Montara has similar charm and attractions, especially the Point Montara Lighthouse and Hostel.The Coastside has the feeling of the old New England town where I grew up, Duxbury, MA. with older beach cottage-style homes sprinkled amongst the grand, more recently constructed ones. San Francisco's cultural amenities are 20 miles away. Art museums, Theaters, Opera & Symphony, Black tie balls & concerts in GG Park."
      2
      Flag
    • sp8inthefog
      "I love waking up in this beautiful natural area with all the great views. I especially enjoy hearing the ocean at high-tide, and watching the hawks and other wonderful wildlife, including deer, foxes, and rabbit and horses. Great place for hiking. Lots of open space here."
      2
      Flag
    • Get b. j.
      "Lived in Montara for a year. I love this place! I don't know enough about schools around here or about parks and rec. But- this really is a low crime reasonably priced residential are with lots of natural and, as of now, undeveloped areas. Lots of horses in the back of the town. Many very friendly people! Many, many dogs, mostly very well behaved. Lots of wildlife- coyotes, hawks, rabbits, snakes, raccoons - all of the usual suspects, and more. Many restaurants with a few being local. If you're willing to got to HMB or SF, there's any restaurant you can think of. Same thing for shopping. There's a one acre lot minimum requirement in the back of the valley - where the prices a little higher, but there's some great stuff back here! There's something here for almost everyone."
      0
      Flag
    • Cherie m. 6.
      "Moss Beach is a lovely community on the San Mateo coast. 7 miles north of Half Moon Bay and 20 miles south of San Francisco. "
      0
      Flag
    • Cherie m. 6.
      "Located halfway between Half Moon Bay and Pacifica, Moss Beach is a quiet coastal town. Nearby tide pools, beaches, and walking trails add to the area's charm. Foggy summers yield to warm Indian summers with tourists coming "over the hill" for pumpkins. Some airplane noise from small aircraft at Half Moon Bay Airport is to be expected, but the airport restaurant is the best place for breakfast on the Coastside."
      1
      Flag

    LGBTQ Local Legal Protections

    Apartments for Rent

    Skip to last item
    Skip to first item

    Homes for sale near 2000 Vallemar Outside Area Inside

    Skip to last item
    Skip to first item

    Off Market Homes Near 2000 Vallemar Outside Area Inside

    Skip to last item
    Skip to first item