Mariposa County Property Search with Free Owner & Parcel Lookup

Find Mariposa County property records in just a few clicks with the California Property Checker. Use the search tool to look up properties by owner name, street address, APN (parcel number), ZIP Code, city, or advanced filters. Access available ownership details, parcel information, assessed values, sales history, tax records, GIS mapping, and other public property data to make informed real estate decisions.

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Communities
17

Total Parcels

14,338

Median Home Value

$400,344

Data Updated

August 2026

Helpful Property Resources for Mariposa County Owners & Buyers

Tax Calculator

Estimate annual property taxes using assessed value and local tax information to better understand potential ownership costs before purchasing.

Tax Rate

Compare California property tax rates and learn how local tax districts affect annual property tax obligations across different areas.

Zoning & Maps

View zoning information, parcel boundaries, GIS maps, and land-use data to better understand development restrictions and property characteristics.

Transfer Tax Calculator

Calculate estimated documentary transfer tax costs for California real estate transactions before completing a property sale or purchase.

Mariposa County Assessor-Recorder Office

The Mariposa County Assessor-Recorder’s Office is responsible for identifying, valuing, and assessing taxable property while maintaining official land and real estate records. The office is led by Assessor-Recorder Tammie Guenthart and also administers property tax exemptions, ownership transfers, parcel records, and recorded real estate documents.

Assessor Office Services

Mariposa County Assessor-Recorder

Mariposa County Real Estate Market Trends (2025–2026)

Mariposa County’s real estate market experienced several changes during 2025 and 2026, with shifts in home prices, property sales, lending activity, and foreclosure levels influencing the county’s overall housing landscape. Market activity varied throughout the period as local property conditions continued to evolve.

Mariposa County Housing Market Trends (2025–2026)

The graph highlights how home prices, lending activity, sales volume, and foreclosure trends shifted across Mariposa County between 2025 and 2026.

Median sales prices increased from $465,000 in January 2025 to $525,000 in June 2025, reaching $538,000 in June 2026 before settling at $530,000 in July 2026.

Median down payments rose from $46,500 in January 2025 to $63,000 in June 2025, while reaching $69,940 in June 2026 before declining to $63,600 in July 2026.

Homes sold increased from 16 in January 2025 to 35 in May and 39 in June, while spring 2026 sales climbed from 24 in March to 38 in May.

Purchase loans climbed from 11 in January 2025 to 28 in June, while refinance loans varied between 7 and 15 during 2025, reaching 12 in April 2026 before easing.

HELOC loans increased from 4 in January 2025 to 9 in June, reaching 10 in June 2026. Activity remained elevated, with 8 loans recorded in July 2026.

Foreclosure filings fluctuated from 3 in January 2025 to 6 in June 2026, while foreclosure starts rose from 2 to 4, showing a gradual increase in activity.

Completed foreclosures remained low throughout the period, ranging between 0 and 1 per month. There were 1 completed foreclosure in June and July 2026, indicating limited completed activity overall.

Search Mariposa County Property Records in the Way That Fits Your Needs

Whether you’re researching a home, verifying ownership, reviewing tax details, or comparing nearby properties, the California Property Checker makes searching simple. Choose the search option that matches the information you already have, and the tool will help you locate available public property records for parcels throughout Mariposa County.

If you know the property owner’s name but not the address, this search option can help narrow your results. Enter the owner’s first or last name to locate matching property records. This method is useful for researching ownership history, inherited property, investment portfolios, or confirming publicly available ownership information before completing a real estate transaction.

Searching by street address is one of the quickest ways to locate a property. Simply enter the house number and street name to access available parcel details, ownership records, assessed values, building characteristics, tax information, sales history, and other publicly available records associated with that location.

Every parcel in Mariposa County is assigned an Assessor’s Parcel Number (APN). If you already know the APN, enter it into the search tool to retrieve the exact property record without sorting through multiple addresses or owner names. This option provides the most accurate property match available.

Searching by ZIP Code is helpful when researching multiple properties within a specific area. Investors, appraisers, lenders, and market analysts often use this option to review neighborhoods, compare property characteristics, identify market trends, or locate parcels within a selected postal region.

If you know the city but not the complete property address, use the city search feature to browse available records within that community. This option is especially useful for buyers comparing neighborhoods, homeowners researching nearby properties, and professionals conducting local market analysis across Mariposa County.

Advanced Search combines multiple filters to produce more refined results. Users can search using combinations such as owner name, property address, APN, ZIP Code, city, and additional property criteria. This option helps reduce unrelated results and makes locating a specific parcel faster and more efficient.

What Information Can You Find in Our Property Search Results?

Our property search tool organizes publicly available records into easy-to-understand categories, making it easier to review important property information before buying, selling, investing, or conducting research.

Property Identification & Parcel Information

Discover the key identifiers that distinguish each parcel and help verify the correct property record.

Property Location & Site Details

Review where a property is located and understand its surrounding geographic information.

Building Characteristics & Improvements

Understand the physical features and improvements recorded for the property.

Assessment, Value & Market Information

Access property valuation records used for assessment and taxation purposes.

Property Taxes & Available Exemptions

Review taxation details that may affect annual ownership costs.

Property Classification & Public Records

Find additional information describing how the property is categorized and used.

Communities Served in Mariposa County

Property records are available for communities throughout Mariposa County. Whether you’re researching a residential home, rural acreage, or recreational property, our search tool can help you locate publicly available parcel information across these communities.

Mariposa

Coulterville

El Portal

Fish Camp

Greeley Hill

Hornitos

Midpines

Catheys Valley

Yosemite Valley

Wawona

Bear Valley

Bootjack

Jerseydale

Whitlock

Mormon Bar

Nearby California Counties

Mariposa County shares borders with several Central Sierra and Central Valley counties. If you’re researching nearby real estate or comparing property records, you can also search properties in the following neighboring counties.

Mariposa County Property & County Information

Whether you’re researching ownership records, property taxes, or local real estate trends, the table below provides a quick overview of important county and property-related information for Mariposa County.

Property & County InformationMariposa County Details
CountyMariposa County
StateCalifornia (CA)
County SeatMariposa
CommunitiesMariposa, Coulterville, Midpines, Catheys Valley, Greeley Hill, Fish Camp, El Portal, Hornitos, Wawona, Bear Valley and surrounding communities
PopulationApproximately 17,000 Residents
Property RecordsMaintained by the Mariposa County Assessor-Recorder
Median Home ValueApproximately $400,344 (2026)
Property Tax InformationAdministered Under California Proposition 13 Assessment Laws
Assessment SystemAnnual Property Assessments Conducted by the Mariposa County Assessor
Primary Property TypesSingle-Family Homes, Rural Residences, Agricultural Land, Vacant Land & Commercial Properties
Major Property UsesResidential, Agricultural, Recreational, Timber & Commercial
School DistrictsMariposa County Unified School District
Time ZonePacific Time (PT)
Flood Zone InformationAvailable Through FEMA Flood Map Service
Property Search OptionsOwner Name, Property Address, APN, ZIP Code, City & Advanced Search
Property Records AvailableOwnership, Parcel Details, Assessed Values, Tax Information, Sales History, GIS Maps & Recorded Documents
Official AssessorMariposa County Assessor-Recorder – Tammie Guenthart
Official Records SourceMariposa County Assessor-Recorder Office
GIS & Parcel MapsAvailable Through Official Mariposa County GIS Services
County-Specific Property FeatureLarge Rural Parcels, Mountain Properties and Homes Near Yosemite National Park Are Common Throughout the County

FAQ's

You can search Mariposa County property records using the California Property Checker by entering an owner name, property address, Assessor’s Parcel Number (APN), ZIP Code, city, or multiple search filters. The search tool helps you locate publicly available property information, including ownership details, parcel data, assessed values, tax information, sales history, and other recorded real estate records.

Yes. If you know the property owner’s first or last name, you can use the owner name search option to locate matching public property records. This feature is useful for researching ownership, verifying real estate information, reviewing investment properties, or locating parcels associated with an individual or business.

An Assessor’s Parcel Number (APN) is a unique identification number assigned to every taxable parcel in Mariposa County. Searching with an APN usually provides the most accurate property match because each parcel has its own unique identifier. Surveyors, title companies, appraisers, investors, and property owners frequently use APNs during real estate research.

Depending on publicly available records, you may find ownership information, parcel boundaries, legal descriptions, assessed land and improvement values, property tax information, sales history, building characteristics, land use classifications, GIS mapping references, and recorded public documents. Available information may vary based on the property’s record history and county data.

No. California Property Checker is an independent property search platform and is not affiliated with Mariposa County or any government agency. The website is designed to help users conveniently search publicly available property information from reliable public sources in one place.

Property records are updated as new public information becomes available from county recording and assessment activities. Updates may include ownership transfers, assessment changes, recorded documents, tax information, and other official property records. The latest available update date is displayed on each county page whenever new information is added.

Yes. After locating a property, you can review available tax-related information, including assessed values, tax rate areas, and other assessment details. You can also use the California Property Tax Calculator to estimate annual property taxes based on the property’s assessed value and applicable local tax rates.

Absolutely. Investors can use the property finder to research ownership records, compare assessed values, review parcel characteristics, examine sales history, and identify properties within specific cities or ZIP Codes. These records can support market research, acquisition planning, and due diligence before purchasing investment properties.

Yes. Where available through public records, property results may include GIS references, parcel mapping information, and location details. These records can help users better understand parcel boundaries, surrounding land, and the property’s geographic location for planning, development, or general research purposes.

The tool is designed for homeowners, homebuyers, real estate agents, investors, appraisers, surveyors, lenders, attorneys, title professionals, contractors, researchers, and anyone who needs quick access to publicly available Mariposa County property records. Its multiple search options make it easy to locate property information for a wide range of real estate needs.

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