PERCHED & PEACeFUL GREENBRAE RETREAT
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$1,795,000
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Property Details
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beds
4
baths
2
interior
1,984 sq ft
neighborhood
Greenbrae
Perched and perfectly located with a West facing view of all major ridgelines & Mount Tamalpais, you won't miss a sunset for the rest of your evenings here. This 4 bedroom, 2 bath turn key home was loved for many years for its beautiful scenery, privacy, great local schools and quick access to all things Marin and beyond. Updated hardwood floors, kitchen, new paint inside and out. A large front flat fenced yard for friends with 2 legs or 4 will provide fun & entertainment in a safe environment. You won't have enough ideas in your imagination as you capture the Western sky in the evenings change shape and colors. Sit back as you watch & feel the nature envelope you to soothe your soul. Dual access roads to get to the top from opposite directions provide convenience and egress options. Don't miss this rare opportunity to visit one of the most sought after neighborhoods in Marin. Love where you live.
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Neighborhood
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Located in sunny Marin County, Greenbrae offers residents the best of both worlds - peaceful open spaces and easy access to city life. Just 20 miles from San Francisco, with convenient access to the Larkspur Landing ferry, it's perfect for commuters who want a quieter home life.
The neighborhood started in the 1940s when builder Niels Schultz carefully planned the community around existing oak trees. His thoughtful design shows in today's layout, where homes blend naturally into the hillsides. Many houses have big yards full of plants and trees, with great views of San Francisco Bay, Corte Madera Creek, and Mount Tamalpais.
The Bon Air Center serves as the community's meeting place. In the morning, neighbors grab coffee or pick up fresh bagels before work. During sunny afternoons, the outdoor tables fill up with people enjoying lunch and reading. Having Marin General Hospital nearby means medical care is always close at hand.
Nature lovers appreciate Mount Tamalpais rising over 2,500 feet behind the community. Its trails take hikers through beautiful redwood groves and oak forests, with paths for all skill levels. Along Corte Madera Creek, a walking and biking path lets residents exercise while watching local wildlife like wood ducks and egrets.
The neighborhood offers different types of homes to fit various needs. Residents can find houses in the flat areas close to parks and bike paths, or waterfront condos that combine easy living with beautiful views.
The neighborhood started in the 1940s when builder Niels Schultz carefully planned the community around existing oak trees. His thoughtful design shows in today's layout, where homes blend naturally into the hillsides. Many houses have big yards full of plants and trees, with great views of San Francisco Bay, Corte Madera Creek, and Mount Tamalpais.
The Bon Air Center serves as the community's meeting place. In the morning, neighbors grab coffee or pick up fresh bagels before work. During sunny afternoons, the outdoor tables fill up with people enjoying lunch and reading. Having Marin General Hospital nearby means medical care is always close at hand.
Nature lovers appreciate Mount Tamalpais rising over 2,500 feet behind the community. Its trails take hikers through beautiful redwood groves and oak forests, with paths for all skill levels. Along Corte Madera Creek, a walking and biking path lets residents exercise while watching local wildlife like wood ducks and egrets.
The neighborhood offers different types of homes to fit various needs. Residents can find houses in the flat areas close to parks and bike paths, or waterfront condos that combine easy living with beautiful views.
Ryan O'Neil
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