24 Boardwalk One, Larkspur, CA 94939

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$800,000

bedrooms

bathrooms

square feet

1,060

Acreage

0.2273

Open Houses

year built

1930

Full Baths

Half Baths

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Welcome to Boardwalk One in Larkspur, one of Marin's most unique and history filled communities. Originating in the 1850's, the boardwalk life took off when loggers began anchoring their floating homes in the busy lumber port of Corte Madera Creek. Boardwalks were eventually built to connect the growing community, which at its peak neared 400 homes. In the 1960's, 3 of the 4 boardwalks were removed and only Boardwalk One remains today. #24 has been around for nearly a century, being last purchased about 15 years ago by buyers who had a vision to create their dream waterfront escape. This charming 2-bedroom home is the epitome of Marin County living with the perfect balance of indoor/outdoor living and privacy while being close to downtown Larkspur and its lovely shops and restaurants. The home features an open floorplan with cozy wood burning fireplace, steam shower, outdoor kitchen area, huge deck perfect for entertaining plus its very own boat dock.

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MLS number: 325094521

Listing agent: Eric Schmitt

Listing broker: Coldwell Banker Realty (415) 461-3000

Last update: Wednesday, May 13 2026 at 4:44 p.m. EDT

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