Welcome to your local Marin County condominium and Marin County real estate resource. Whether you are looking for a budget-friendly starter home or a bayside contemporary with stunning views, you might want to include Marin County condos in your house-hunting efforts. Once considered an option primarily for retirees and the well-to-do, condominium living has become a viable lifestyle choice for many busy homeowners, as well as providing entry-level possibilities to the first time buyer. From charming Victorians in downtown Larkspur to sleek and sophisticated luxury units in Mill Valley and Tiburon, Marin County offers a wide range of condos, townhomes, and lofts to suit every sensibility and most pocketbooks. For more information on Marin County, California condo properties for sale or to schedule a private tour, contact your Marin County real estate experts today!
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Condominiums are an attractive alternative for those wanting a place to call home, but too busy for - or simply not interested in - the practical responsibilities that come with home ownership. Typically, Marin condos and townhomes are low maintenance and many offer a full range of amenities, including gyms for the morning workout and outdoor spaces that may include swimming pools and tennis courts for fun and relaxation.
Luxury condos in Marin can be pricey, but there are also plenty of entry-level units available that are perfect for singles, first-time homebuyers, and families on a budget. Novato and San Rafael are great places to look, but with a little patience and due diligence, affordably priced condos can be found in many Marin neighborhoods.
With a variety of price points, Marin County condominiums come in many shapes and sizes. There are condos in gated retirement communities and in family-friendly towns including Novato, Mill Valley, and Corte Madera. For golfers, there are condos overlooking San Rafael's Peacock Gap Golf Course; and those wishing to live in the lap of luxury can find some spectacular condominium and townhome properties on the hillsides of Mill Valley or Sausalito.
Whether it is the allure of low-maintenance, turn-the-key-and-go living or budget-friendly housing, (or both!), condo life just might suit you to a T. Every community in Marin has a unique personality that is reflected in the surrounding real estate. Take a look around, decide what kind of lifestyle best suits you and your budget, and, with the help of your Marin County real estate expert, start hunting for that perfect property.
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