Mill Valley Neighborhoods

Mill Valley Real Estate, Community & more

Mill Valley is comprised of dozens of distinct neighborhoods, each with its own style and attraction. Our guide honors the most celebrated neighborhoods and home types that make Mill Valley one of the most desirable places to live in Marin.

Mill Valley homes are a mix of architectural styles, but is best know for its Brown Shingle, Bungalow and Craftsman, as well as a variety of custom and vintage homes.

Mill Valley's Blithedale Canyon is a magical neighborhood known for its timeless homes nestled in the Redwoods. It's a very prestigious, high-rent district near downtown Mill Valley.

Blithedale Canyon comprises of many historical homes, are almost universally charming and considered classic Mill Valley. They tend to be on the pricey side. The average sold price in the Mill Valley MLS for 2009 was $1,600,000 for a single-family Mill Valley home in Blithedale Canyon.

The Mill Valley Country Club neighborhood is a private community centered around the Mill Valley Golf Course & Tennis Club. Valued for the area's sunny climate and towering Redwoods, homes in this tranquil neighborhood are highly sought-after. Mill Valley Country Club homes are close to hiking trails and town.

Country Club homes are typically more traditional, set on larger Redwood-studded lots and offer more privacy. The average sold price in the Mill Valley MLS for 2009 was $1,400,000 for a single-family Mill Valley home in the Country Club.

Without a doubt, Downtown Mill Valley homes are the most sought-after real estate in Mill Valley. It seems everybody wants to live near the plaza. Downtown Mill Valley homes not only include the traditional flat neighborhoods you expect, but captivating hillside parcels with stunning views of San Francisco.

Downtown Mill Valley homes are known for their character & style, and tend to be on the pricey side of Mill Valley real estate. The average sold price in the Mill Valley MLS for 2009 was $1,700,000 for a single-family Mill Valley home near Downtown.

This rustic unincorporated area of Mill Valley is comprised of roughly 1,000 homes. The Homestead Valley Community Center serves as the focal point of the neighborhood.

Homestead Valley homes offer a quiet, relaxed lifestyle and are more moderately priced. The average sold price in the Mill Valley MLS for 2009 was $1,300,000 for a single-family Mill Valley home in Homestead Valley.

Middle Ridge is a top Mill Valley neighborhood known for its sunny 'micro-climate', and amazing views of the Bay & San Francisco. The location is fantastic, just a few blocks from downtown, and some of the best Mill Valley homes are situated here.

Middle Ridge homes are on the high-end of the Mill Valley real estate spectrum. The average sold price in the Mill Valley MLS for 2009 was $2,100,000 for a single-family Mill Valley home in Middle Ridge.