View the newest Homestead Valley homes for sale and Mill Valley real estate below! Once home to dairy ranches and hunting lodges, the unincorporated community of Homestead Valley lies just to the south of Mill Valley proper. Bound by Miller Avenue to the east and the slopes of the Golden Gate National Recreation Area to the west, Homestead Valley has a rural ambiance with lots of outdoor appeal but is within an easy walk or bike ride to shopping and schools. For additional information on Homestead Valley properties for sale in Mill Valley or to schedule a home showing, contact your Bay Area real estate specialists today. Read more about Homestead Valley real estate.
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Homestead Valley real estate is eclectic. In fact, probably the most accurate thing that can be said is that there is no one "typical" Homestead Valley style. Cabins, shingle-style houses, and custom homes can all be found in the neighborhood. In some cases, vintage bungalows have been replaced by larger contemporary homes. Many mid-century ranches or charming cottages have been remodeled, merging the original character of the home with updated convenience.
Homestead Valley properties range in style and price-range. Homes close to Miller Avenue tend to be more densely situated, but farther back in the canyon properties take on a more open, rural feel. Homestead Valley is a great place to search for a one-of-a-kind piece of real estate or an older home with fixer possibilities.
Homestead Valley is a close-knit neighborhood with an active community group. The Homestead Valley Community Association coordinates a variety of classes and activities for people of all ages. The Community Center with its clubhouse, pool, and grounds is a popular destination for locals and hosts a range of neighborhood happenings including holiday parties, potluck dinners, and homeowner meetings.
Many consider the weather in Homestead Valley to be near perfect. Cooled by early-morning fog and shaded by redwoods, summer days are seldom too warm, and Marin County's temperate Mediterranean climate keeps winter temperatures comfortable - making outdoor activities possible year round. Terrific weather, easy access to trails and recreational activities, and outstanding Mill Valley schools help make Homestead Valley a very desirable location.
Considering the purchase of a home in Homestead Valley? Let our team of local real estate professionals help you through the purchase of your new Homestead Valley property or the sale of your current residence. As Mill Valley real estate agents, we have expert insider knowledge of the market dynamics unique to Homestead Valley real estate.
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