We don't just work in Marin. We live here.
Marin County is a collection of distinct communities, each with its own personality, lifestyle, architecture, and even microclimate. From the waterfront villages of Tiburon, Belvedere, and Sausalito to the wooded streets of Mill Valley, the gracious estates of Ross and Kentfield, and the vibrant downtowns of Larkspur, San Anselmo, and San Rafael, no two areas feel quite the same. Commute patterns, schools, walkability, weather, lot size, access to open space, and proximity to restaurants, trails, beaches, and the Bay can vary dramatically within just a few miles. Understanding these nuances—and how they influence both lifestyle and property values—is an essential part of helping our clients find the right fit or position a home for the right buyer.
Beyond our six featured towns, we represent buyers and sellers across every Marin community.
The picturesque bayside town of Tiburon epitomizes the charm and character that define luxurious living in California.
Ten miles from Lombard Street. The Reed Union School District is rated in the top one percent among California.
Meaning “beautiful sight” in Italian, much of Belvedere boasts panoramic views of San Francisco Bay, Angel Island, Alcatraz, Mount Tamalpais, and the Golden Gate Bridge.
Sailing lessons at the yacht clubs, and Blackie's Pasture with its jaw-dropping bay views.
In Ross, every time you come home you feel like you've arrived.
Strict zoning limits development, so each property's personality is unobstructed. Crowning jewel is the Marin Art and Garden Center.
Kentfield offers the outdoor recreation of country life and the convenience of a central location.
Homes set well back from streets that meander among pine, redwood and manzanita, at the base of Mount Tamalpais.
Two family-centered community centers, award-winning schools, and Muir Woods at the door.
From Central Mill Valley it is ten minutes to either ferry terminal and thirty to downtown San Francisco.
Public, charter and private schools including Lycee Francais and The New Village School.
Express buses reach downtown San Francisco in under twenty minutes. Hike the Marin Headlands for postcard-worthy views.
Not sure which town is yours?
Tell us how you want to spend a Saturday, how far you are willing to commute, and which schools matter. We will narrow it down to two or three.