bedrooms
bedrooms
1
bathrooms
bathrooms
1
square feet
square feet
1,462
acreage
Acreage
0.99
open houses
Open Houses
year built
year built
1978
full baths
Full Baths
-
half baths
Half Baths
-
Horseshoe Hill Road, a historic country road that winds along rolling pastures and beautiful tree lines with lovely homes tucked behind acreages of land. This is a sought after location with its own microclimate just a few minutes from the downtown village, beaches and neighborhood farms. This home was designed by Valentino Agnoli in the great age of the 70s. Val's designs were known for imaginative post and beam forms, warm natural materials and homes shaped by light and the land. This is architecture with soul. Still in its true form this property offers a pioneer spirited vibe, like stepping back in time. The property has been surveyed, the original architectural plans are available, including a garage that was designed but never built. With a private well, septic system and mature orchard on a flat acre of land, the opportunity here is exceptional particularly for restoring this home and bringing the property to its full potential. A rare setting for thoughtful land stewardship.
Location
Subdivision -
County Marin County
Elementary School -
Middle School -
High School -
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MLS number: 326087077
Listing agent: Cristina di Grazia
Listing broker: Golden Gate Sotheby's International Realty (415) 868-9200
Last update: Wednesday, October 28 2026 at 12:55 p.m. EDT
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