Mill Valley Homes and Properties
Neighborhood Info
Mill Valley is comprised of dozens of distinct neighborhoods, each with its own style and attraction. Our guide honors the most celebrated neighborhoods that make Mill Valley one of the most desirable places in Marin County to live. |
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BLITHEDALE CANYON |
This is a magical neighborhood known for its timeless houses nestled in the Redwoods. It's a very prestigious, high-rent district near downtown. Architectural styles include: Brown Shingle, Craftsman-style estates, and a variety of historic 'Arts and Crafts' properties.
Median home price for 2006 is $1,800,000.
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COUNTRY CLUB |
Mill Valley's 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, properties in this tranquil neighborhood are highly sought-after.
Homes in the Country Club area are close to hiking trails and town. Architectural styles include: Brown-Shingle, California contemporary, Craftsman-style and traditional Rancher style.
Median home price for 2006 is $1,600,000. |
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DOWNTOWN |
Without a doubt, Downtown has the most sought-after properties in Mill Valley. It seems everybody wants to live near the plaza. Downtown not only includes properties in the traditional flat neighborhoods you expect, but captivating hillside parcels with stunning views of San Francisco. Architectural styles include: Brown-Shingle, Bungalows, Craftsman-style and vintage homes.
Median home price for 2006 is $1,700,000. |
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HOMESTEAD VALLEY |
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. Architectural styles include: brown-shingle, bungalows, Craftsman-style and ranch. Median home price for 2006 is $1,300,000. |
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MIDDLE RIDGE |
Middle Ridge is a top neighborhood known for its sunny 'micro-climate' and amazing views of the Bay and San Francisco. The location is fantastic, just blocks from downtown, and some of the best Mill Valley homes are situated here.
Architectural styles include: Brown Shingle, Craftsman-style, and a variety of historic estates.
Median home price for 2006 is $2,200,000. |
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SYCAMORE PARK |
Sycamore Park is the most trendy area of Mill Valley. It's extremely charming, with its curved streets lined with trees. It's also one of the few flat neighborhoods in Mill Valley, making it very popular with families.
Homes here tend to be on the smaller side of the Mill Valley property range. Architectural styles include: Brown Shingle, California Bungalow, Craftsman-style and Rancher.
Median home price for 2006 is $1,500,000. |
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MLS LISTINGS |
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