Welcome to your local Marin County lot listing and Marin County real estate resource. If you're looking for a home in Marin County, but nothing on the market quite suits your needs, building a custom home can be a viable option. From hillside property offering sweeping views of the San Francisco Bay, to quiet wooded lots nestled into the surrounding countryside, there is property and acreage available in Marin that offers the opportunity to construct a custom home or modern prefab home without compromise or concession to another's dream or design. For more information on Marin County, California acreage properties for sale or to schedule a private tour, contact your Marin County real estate experts today!
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You will find that Marin County has great diversity of property available for building a custom home. You may find a lot for sale in Marin that actually backs up on protected land, giving you some "elbow room" and offering the bonus of knowing no one will ever build in your back yard or obstruct your view! Perhaps the land you like includes house plans designed to take advantage of the best features of the property.
Whether you are looking for a parcel on the water, a hillside lot with a spectacular view, or acreage for horses (and privacy) you can find it somewhere in Marin.
Building your own house in Marin County offers the opportunity to have the home of your dreams and isn't necessarily as expensive as you might think. There is a common misconception that building a custom home costs more that purchasing an already existing house. While this can be the case, it isn't automatically true. There are many factors involved in building a custom home in Marin, and the bottom line will depend on the choices you make.
Should you decide to have an architect design your home, your costs will probably be a bit higher than if you go with a modern prefab home, but you will have the perfect house for the lot you choose. Every feature of your home can be designed to suit your taste and needs, and the plan can be specifically suited to your Marin property, whether it be a waterfront lot with bay views, a wooded estate, or rolling ranchland.
Hiring a prefab designer is an increasingly popular - and affordable - option for building a home in Marin County. By working with a prefab company you have access to high-end architectural design and a streamlined construction process at surprisingly affordable prices. Although the basic plans are set for prefab houses, many custom features can be included, helping to make your home one-of-a-kind.
Looking to tour a property of land for sale in Marin County? Allow our real estate professionals to help you navigate the purchase of or expertly negotiate the sale of your Marin County lot. As local real estate experts, we're well-versed in the unique market dynamics of Marin County vacant lot properties. We're ready to work with you today!
Contact Bay Area Modern to learn more about buyer and seller representation for Marin County land. Visit our comparative market analysis page to receive a free property value estimate in Marin County within minutes.
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