View today's hottest Mill Valley modern properties for sale and more real estate in Mill Valley below! One of the many charms of Marin County real estate is the variety of architectural styles it has to offer. From bungalows to mansions, Marin has homes to suit all tastes and sensibilities. For the mid-century modern enthusiast who particularly appreciates the clean, streamlined look of homes built by Joseph Eichler, Marin County has six distinct Eichler developments, including the small tract of Eichler homes in Strawberry Point, an exclusive, waterfront neighborhood in Mill Valley. To request up-to-date information about Eichler real estate on the market in Mill Valley, California or to arrange a private showing, contact your Mill Valley real estate experts today.
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Considering the purchase of architecturally unique real estate by Joseph Eichler in Mill Valley, CA? Call your local real estate experts, Bay Area Modern, at (415) 233-6821. Our community of real estate agents will help you navigate the Mill Valley modern Eichler housing market.
With only a dozen homes, the Strawberry Point Eichler neighborhood in Mill Valley is small, but features homes with floor plans that are slightly larger than the typical Eichler. Built in 1965, these Eichlers were designed by architect Claude Oakland, and include two very unique, original two-story models, something of a rarity in the Eichler world. The Mill Valley Eichler tract contains an interesting mix of styles. In addition to the two-story Eichler homes, the enclave includes the popular gabled model, flattops, and homes with slightly pitched rooflines. Underground utilities help this Eichler neighborhood maintain an open, uncluttered look, with unimpeded views of the surrounding area.
If you are lucky enough to be an Eichler homeowner in Mill Valley's community of Strawberry Point you have the best of all worlds; the beautiful climate and scenery of Marin County, a straightforward commute to San Francisco and other Bay Area locations via ferry or surface roads, and an architecturally significant home that is as contemporary today as it was over fifty years ago when Joseph Eichler first conceived the idea of melding indoor-outdoor living with walls of glass, sliding doors, and entertainment-friendly open floor plans.
Planning to purchase a truly unique Eichler home in Mill Valley? Let our real estate team guide you through the sale of your current Eichler home or the purchase of your next Mill Valley mid-century modern property. As local real estate agents, we have up-to-date information on the unique dynamics of the Eichler real estate market in Mill Valley. We're ready to negotiate for you today!
Contact Bay Area Modern to learn more about representation for buyers and sellers. Preparing to sell your Mill Valley Eichler home? View our comparative market analysis page to receive a free Mill Valley property value analysis for your mid-century Eichler house within moments.
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