Discover the best Del Mar homes for sale and real estate in Tiburon below. The Del Mar neighborhood is located in Marin County running alongside Tiburon Boulevard, this picturesque waterfront community is a very popular place for prospective homebuyers. For up-to-date information regarding Tiburon properties for sale in Del Mar or to schedule a private home showing, contact your Bay Area real estate specialists today! Read more about Del Mar real estate.
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During December 2016, there was only one home listed for sale in this popular neighborhood. Houses move quickly here where many are searching to buy a home, which averages only 59 days on the market. The average median listing price is $3,895,000.
Right in the middle of the neighborhood is Del Mar Intermediate School. Just on the other side of Highway 131 is McKegney Field, situated directly on the waterfront. Del Mar outdoor enthusiasts love this beautiful park like setting for staying fit and active. It's also utilized by the area's youth soccer leagues. It's truly a scenic setting for outdoor activity.
If you're purchasing a home in Del Mar, allow our team of local real estate experts to guide you through the process with your Del Mar property today. As Tiburon real estate agents, we have exclusive insider knowledge of Del Mar market dynamics.
To learn more about agent representation while buying or selling your Del Mar home, contact Bay Area Modern. Check out our Free Market Analysis page to receive a free home value analysis in Del Mar.
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