Calaveras County Property Search with Free Address & Parcel Lookup
Start your Calaveras County property search by entering an owner name, property address, or parcel ID into the tool below. Click search to instantly explore property ownership details, assessed values, parcel boundaries, tax information, sales history, building characteristics, and other available public records, helping you locate accurate property information quickly and with minimal effort.
Total Communities
22
Total Parcels
43,661
Median Home Value
$484,000
Data Updated
August 2026
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Calaveras County (CA) Assessor
The Calaveras County Assessor’s Office is led by Larie Durham, who has served as the elected Assessor since 2019. The office is responsible for identifying, valuing, and maintaining records for all taxable properties, ensuring fair and accurate property assessments while administering eligible property tax exemptions under California law.
Assessor Services
The office provides essential property assessment, exemption, ownership, and parcel information services for property owners and public agencies.
- Property assessments
- Parcel map records
- Homeowner exemptions
- Change of ownership processing
- Property value reviews
- Assessment appeal information
- Property record assistance

- (209) 754-6356
- assessorpublic@co.calaveras.ca.us
- 891 Mountain Ranch Road, Building D, San Andreas, CA 95249
Calaveras County Real Estate Market Trends (2025–2026)
Calaveras County’s real estate market experienced a mix of changes from 2025 through 2026, with shifts in property values, home sales, lending activity, and foreclosure levels reflecting broader movement within the local housing market.
Calaveras County Housing Market Trends (2025–2026)
The chart tracks changes in home prices, mortgage lending, sales activity, and foreclosure trends across Calaveras County throughout 2025 and 2026.
Median Home Prices Continued to Reach New Highs
Median home prices increased from $442,000 in January 2025 to a peak of $473,500 in June 2026 before slightly easing to $471,000 in July 2026, reflecting steady market appreciation.
Buyers Needed Larger Down Payments
Median down payments climbed from $66,300 in January 2025 to $71,025 in June 2026 before ending at $70,650 in July 2026, reflecting higher purchase costs for homebuyers.
Home Sales Remained Strong Throughout Spring
Homes sold increased from 44 in January 2025 to 73 in June 2025, peaked at 76 in June 2026, and settled at 70 in July 2026, showing consistent buyer demand.
Purchase and Refinance Loans Followed Different Trends
Purchase loans increased from 33 to 57 between January 2025 and June 2026, while refinance loans fluctuated between 15 and 35, ending at 22 in July 2026.
HELOC Activity Reflected Growing Home Equity
HELOC loans started at 14 in January 2025, reached 24 in June 2026, and finished at 21 in July 2026, indicating homeowners increasingly leveraged rising property equity.
Foreclosure Filings and Starts Increased Gradually
Foreclosure filings varied between 5 and 9, while foreclosure starts ranged from 3 to 6 throughout the period, ending at 6 filings and 4 starts in July 2026.
Completed Foreclosures Stayed Relatively Low
Completed foreclosures remained consistently low, fluctuating between 1 and 2 cases throughout 2025 and 2026, ending with 1 completed foreclosure in July 2026 despite changing market conditions.
How To Search Property Records In This County
Our property search tool gives you multiple ways to locate real estate records quickly and accurately. Search using an owner name, property address, parcel number, ZIP code, city name, or advanced filters. Simply choose the search method that matches the information you have to access available ownership details, parcel data, assessment records, and other public property information.
Know the property owner’s name but not the address? Enter a full or partial owner name to find matching property records. This search option helps you locate ownership details, associated parcels, assessed values, and other available public information when searching by an individual or business name.
Enter a complete or partial property address to quickly find the correct parcel. This option is ideal when you know the property’s location and want to view ownership information, assessed values, parcel characteristics, sales history, and other publicly available property records.
If you have a parcel number (APN), use it for the most accurate property search. Since every parcel has a unique identifier, this method helps you retrieve the exact property record without sorting through multiple search results or similar addresses.
Use a ZIP code to explore properties located within a specific postal area. This search option is useful for browsing multiple properties, researching neighbourhoods, comparing parcels, or narrowing your search before reviewing individual property records in greater detail.
Enter a city name to view properties within that community. This method is helpful for researching local real estate, identifying available parcels, reviewing ownership information, and exploring property records across different neighbourhoods before refining your search further.
Need more precise results? Use the advanced search option to combine multiple filters, such as owner name, address, parcel number, city, or ZIP code. Applying several search criteria helps narrow the results, making it easier to locate the exact property record you’re looking for.
What Property Information Can You Access?
Every search returns a detailed property record designed to help you verify ownership, assess property characteristics, and review tax-related information. The available results combine parcel, assessment, location, valuation, and exemption data, making it easier to research properties from a single report.
Ownership & Parcel Details
Access essential ownership and parcel identification information used to verify and locate a property.
- Assessor parcel number (APN)
- Assessor record ID
- Roll year details
- Legal parcel description
- Property classification
Property Location
View accurate location details to help identify and verify the exact property.
- Full property address
- City information
- ZIP code
- Street and unit details
- Latitude & longitude
Building Information
Review important physical details that describe the property’s size and improvements.
- Year built
- Effective construction year
- Building count
- Living area (sq ft)
- Bedrooms & bathrooms
Property Value & Assessment
Understand how the property has been assessed for taxation and valuation purposes.
- Land value
- Improvement Value
- Total Assessed Value
- Taxable Value
- Base Year Values
Tax & Exemption Information
Explore tax-related records and exemptions associated with the property.
- Tax rate area
- Homeowner exemption
- Property tax status
- Total exemptions
- Taxable assessment
Additional Property Records
Find supporting records that provide further insight into the property’s history and use.
- Recording date
- Property use type
- Use code details
- Region & cluster codes
- Personal property values
Areas We Cover
Our property search tool provides access to property records across communities and unincorporated areas throughout the county. Search properties by owner name, address, parcel number, city, or ZIP code to quickly find available public property information.
Angels Camp
Arnold
Avery
Burson
Campo Seco
Copperopolis
Dorrington
Glencoe
Hathaway Pines
Jenny Lind
Mokelumne Hill
Mountain Ranch
Murphys
Rail Road Flat
Rancho Calaveras
San Andreas
Sheep Ranch
Valley Springs
Wallace
West Point
Wilseyville
Altaville
Camp Connell
Forest Meadows
Vallecito
Paloma
Rich Gulch
Milton
Jesus Maria
Tamarack
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If you’re researching properties beyond this area, explore nearby county property search pages to find ownership records, parcel details, assessed values, and other public property information using the same easy-to-use search tools.
Calaveras County Property & County Information
Explore essential property and county information for Calaveras County, including assessment details, tax information, parcel records, GIS mapping, property types, and official resources to support accurate property research and informed real estate decisions.
| Property & County Information | Calaveras County Details |
|---|---|
| County | Calaveras County |
| State | California (CA) |
| County Seat | San Andreas |
| Incorporated Cities | 1 City (Angels Camp) |
| Population | Approximately 46,600 Residents |
| Property Records Coverage | Countywide Parcel & Assessment Records Available |
| Median Home Value | Available Through Official County Assessment Records |
| Property Tax Information | Based on California Proposition 13 & Local Tax Rate Areas |
| Property Assessment System | Annual Assessments Administered by the County Assessor |
| Primary Property Types | Residential, Agricultural, Commercial, Vacant Land & Manufactured Homes |
| Major Property Uses | Residential, Commercial, Agricultural, Timberland, Industrial & Public Use |
| School Districts | Served by Multiple Public School Districts Across the County |
| Time Zone | Pacific Time (PT) |
| Flood Zone Information | Available Through FEMA Flood Maps & Official County GIS |
| Property Search Options | Owner Name, Address, APN, City, ZIP Code & Advanced Search |
| Property Records Available | Ownership, Parcel Maps, Assessed Values, Exemptions & Legal Descriptions |
| Official Assessor | Larie Durham, Calaveras County Assessor |
| Official Records Source | Calaveras County Assessor, Recorder & GIS Mapping Services |
| GIS & Parcel Maps | Interactive Parcel Maps Available Through Official County GIS Portal |
| County Property Feature | Wildfire Hazard Mapping Resources Available for Rural & Forested Properties |
FAQ's
Is the Calaveras County property search tool free to use?
Yes. You can search available property records without paying a fee. Simply enter the required property details to view publicly available information included in our database.
How often are property records updated?
Property records are updated regularly as new public information becomes available. Update frequency may vary depending on when county records are released and processed.
Can I search for vacant land and undeveloped parcels?
Yes. The tool allows you to search both developed properties and vacant land parcels, provided records are available in the database.
Does the search include recent property sales?
Where available, property records may include recording dates and other publicly available transaction-related information to help identify recent ownership changes.
Can I use this tool before buying a property?
Yes. Many buyers use property records to review ownership details, assessed values, parcel information, and other public records before making a purchasing decision.
Why can't I find the property I'm searching for?
Search results may vary if the property details were entered incorrectly, records have recently changed, or the property has not yet been added to the latest public data update.
Are commercial and residential properties both available?
Yes. The database may include residential homes, commercial buildings, vacant land, agricultural properties, and other property types when public records are available.
Can I print or save my property search results?
Yes. Once you’ve found the property record you need, you can use your browser’s print or save options to keep a copy for future reference.
Is this website affiliated with Calaveras County?
No. This is an independent property information platform and is not affiliated with Calaveras County or any government agency.
What should I do if I find incorrect property information?
If you believe a property record is inaccurate, verify the details with the appropriate county office, as official public records remain the authoritative source for property information.