I was interested in seeing how expensive property is in Santa Barbara county so I used Assessor Parcel Numbers (APNs) to check. I used the Santa Barbara County Clerk's website to get every APN in the county.
The final output is a CSV containing 23 columns:
'APN', ' Address', ' City', ' State', ' ZIP code', ' Transfer Date', ' TRA', ' Document #', ' Transfer Tax Amount', ' Use Description', ' Jurisdiction', ' Acreage', ' Square Feet', ' Year Built', ' Bedrooms', ' Bathrooms', ' Fireplaces', ' Land & Mineral Rights', ' Improvements', ' Personal Property', ' Home Owner Exemption', ' Other Exemption', ' Net Assessed Value'
In addition to this, I also downloaded the entire Parcel Map database from the Public Works department. You can review some maps for each parcel number, as these are stored in the Maps folder, but not all maps exist for every APN, so as of now there isn't much you can do with these, but they are interesting to look at if you want to see a map of your property (according to the county).
The map section is a work in progress and there is more to come.