Browse today's new Nicasio homes for sale plus more properties in Marin County below! The small city of Nicasio lies just 8 miles southwest of Navoto in Northern California's scenic Lucas Valley region. Also situated just east of Samuel P. Taylor State Park, Nicasio features much more of a rural setting than most Marin County cities and towns, which is perfect for anyone seeking a quiet, countryside home. Nicasio is also one of Marin County's smallest communities, and recently gathered population stats only have about a 100 people total living in the area. But with many crediting Nicasio as also being one of the more scenic places to live in the entire Bay Area region, homes for sale in Nicasio don't often come cheap. To learn more about Nicasio properties for sale or to set up a private home tour, contact your Bay Area real estate experts today. Read more about Nicasio real estate.
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Real estate in Nicasio ranges from undeveloped land to multimillion dollar mansions. An attractive feature to real estate in the Nicasio area is that many homes are on acreage, a bonus not available in many parts of Marin. Whether buyers are looking for a contemporary home with spectacular ridgetop views or a cozy Craftsman cottage nestled in the forest.
For a small town of only about 100 people, the Nacasio real estate market regularly features housing opportunities that often feel larger than life. Many Nacasio homes for sale are best described as sprawling estates that include spectacular views and outlooks of the area's impressive natural landscape, not to mention high-quality finishes and features throughout the inside of these homes as well. And despite is somewhat secluded location, home owners living in Nacasio are still only about 20 minutes from Highway 101, which runs though Petaluma, Novato, San Rafael, and down into San Francisco. And as a Marin County town that features some of Marin County's most spectacular residential real estate, look for most homes for sale in Nacasio to start around $1.5 million and go up from there.
Complete with a white clapboard church, a one-room schoolhouse, and a town square, Nicasio has a home town feeling with Marin sophistication. Situated in the geographical center of Marin County, Nicasio is surrounded by rolling hillsides that are dotted with firs, bay trees, oaks, and the occasional stand of redwoods. Located in the center of town, Rancho Nicasio is a hot spot for weekend entertainment. With some really good bands, and the occasional celebrity, Rancho Nicasio draws visitors from all over the North Bay area. Rock, Blues, Jazz, and great margaritas are served up, along with some friendly conversation.
There is much more to Nicasio than the town square, however. Covering over 36 square miles, Nicasio has over 300 homes tucked away in the hills and valleys. There are many prominent homeowners in the area and Nicasio has known its share of the rich and famous. Perhaps the best known landowner is George Lucas. Skywalker Ranch is just a few miles from Nicasio.
Planning to buy or sell a home in Nicasio? Let our local real estate team guide you through the sale of your current residence or purchase your next Nicasio property. As Bay Area real estate agents, we're well-versed in the unique market dynamics of Nicasio real estate.
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