Marin County is a magical location filled with natural treasures. The smallest of the Bay Area counties, Marin is home to a striking array of natural beauty from the majestic bluffs of Point Reyes National seashore to the Redwood trails of Muir Woods. With forests, beaches, waterfalls, creeks and mountains at your doorstep, Marin County is a dream address for the modern home enthusiast, and is widely considered one of the most affluent, active and socially minded populations in the country. Located just across the famed Golden Gate Bridge, southern Marin County is one of the easiest commutes into San Francisco.
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Belvedere
The jewel of southern Marin — translated as “beautiful view”. An exclusive mile long enclave completely surrounded by breathtaking vistas of the Bay Area, Golden Gate Bridge and Angel Island. Architecture here is delightfully mixed from Victorian style homes and architecturally significant properties to mid century structures and a few modern gems.
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Sausalito
Climbing the hills overlooking San Francisco and home of the famed Sausalito Art Festival, Sausalito is a colorful waterfront city with a wealth of cafes, shopping and jaw-dropping views. Sausalito offers a variety of Victorian, Mediterranean, mid-century and a few modern homes, in addition to its world renowned floating houseboats.
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Tiburon
Harbor community known for its citywide scenic bike paths, waterfront views and charming village feel. On the hills west of the town, Tiburon features sprawling contemporary homes with panoramic Bay sights. Smaller ranch style homes and cottages can be found on the flats. Climbing the hills with beautiful water views, Old Town Tiburon is a mix of cottages and large contemporary homes, while along scenic Paradise Drive north of town, old and contemporary structures emerge amongst lush vegetation overlooking the Bay.
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Mill Valley
A bucolic California city nestled amongst hillsides and canyons. Famous for its artistic community, high-profile theatrical events and media power elite. Mill Valley architecture is a mix of Mediterranean, cottages, art and craft or shingle homes built on irregular lots and wooded canyons along narrow winding roads. East of town and close to the Bay, the Strawberry area offers large contemporary-view properties.
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Ross
Exclusive, intimate, bedroom community tucked against the lower slopes of Mt. Tam famously depicted in the first Godfather film. Wide roads lead to traditional estates, contemporary residences and a few modern masterpieces on expansive, park-like lots amongst quiet neighborhoods and lush landscaping. Smaller cottages can be found around the quaint “village” area.
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Kentfield
Located at the lower end of Mt. Tam and situated between two mountain ranges. Beautiful country-style living on large lots nestled into trees and hillsides. The affluent area of Kent Woodlands features mostly traditional or ranch style houses on expansive lots, while mid-century homes (many of which have been remodeled or expended) can be found on the flats closer to the main artery.
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