Uncover the top Mill Valley homes for sale and all real estate in Marin County below! Perfectly situated about 14 miles north of San Francisco across the Golden Gate Bridge, Mill Valley is the perfect place to call home for the every day commuter. Today, over 14,000 people live in the Mill Valley city limits, and its easy access to the Golden Gate National Recreation Area and Mt. Tamalpais State Park also make it a great spot for anyone who loves to hike, mountain bike, or basically do anything active outside. Like most cities and towns on Marin County's southern end, Highway 101 runs alongside the outskirts of town, connecting Mill Valley to both San Francisco and the rest of Marin County and beyond. And because Mill Valley also boasts one of the more charming and inviting downtowns buyers will find anywhere, it's easy to see why it continues to be one of the most popular places for Bay Area home buyers to seek out when looking for a beautiful new place to live. For up-to-date information regarding properties for sale in Mill Valley or to schedule a private home showing, contact your Bay Area real estate specialists today. Read more about Mill Valley real estate.
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Mill Valley real estate is one of the most expensive markets in northern California, with listings here commonly priced well into the millions. Local homes feature a wide variety of luxury checklist items, such as custom swimming pools, wrap-around decks, and spacious forested properties, sometimes at the edge of a narrow wooded canyon.
Bungalows, luxury estates, and mid-century modern stunners define the real estate market in Mill Valley, which also contributes to why it's such a hotbed for suburban home buyers in today's market. Some of Mill Valley's most expensive homes, which often includes most newly built homes in the area, tend to jump up into the $5 to $6 million price range, and sometimes even higher. If you're lucky, you might also see a listing or two with absolutely incredible views of the San Francisco skyline and the Oakland Bay Bridge, but expect to pay a premium for such spectacular sight lines. Smaller homes and cottages in Mill Valley generally start at just over $1 million, but you might also see a fixer-upper every now and then priced somewhere between $600,000 and $800,000+.
Mill Valley has a rich arts heritage, and has been home to many musicians, authors, and actors, including Jack Kerouac, Gary Snyder, and Jerry Garcia. While today's residents are generally less well-known, Mill Valley preserves its famous heritage in a variety of annual festivals, including the Mountain Play, the Mill Valley Fall Arts Festival, and the Mill Valley Film Festival.
One of the reasons Mill Valley became a destination for poets and rock stars, and later for luxury real estate and modern buyers, is its scenic location at the north end of Richardson Bay. Mill Valley stretches north and west from the water, its carefully-planned cityscape much larger than in most small cities. The community is bordered to the west by Mt Tamalpais State Park and Golden Gate National Recreation Area, two of California's most beautiful coastal recreation areas.
Below is a list of schools in the city of Mill Valley for buyers with school-aged children to consider:
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