Built in 1927, situated at the end of a long driveway is this storybook cottage located in the desirable banana belt of Sausalito. The charming facade is welcoming and classic in style. Ascend the stairs into the foyer and you’re immediately captivated by the warmth and detail of this period home. Original wood paneled walls, vaulted ceiling and wrap around picture windows create the charm and mood of this special property. Capturing the vistas of Richardson Bay, Mt Tamalpais and Belvedere Island, depending on which way you face, the home is all about the views. Of course,  the wood burning fireplace is a centerpiece of the living area, as are the French doors that open to the private gardens in back.   

The open kitchen flows effortlessly from the living room to the dining and family rooms. Classic and timeless finishes and a chefs range complete the kitchen. The dining area has a pair of French door that lead to the outdoors. A brick patio surrounded by mature camellia and lilac, with a canopy of mature oak trees above. Of course you can peer out to the bay from the garden. Slightly above, perched on the hillside is a newly installed hot tub, which captures the views while boasting total privacy.

A family/ media room allows for a generous additional  living space, for that causal / open concept lifestyle. There are two bedrooms, both with picturesque views over the bay and to Mt Tam. Wake up and look out at the harbor and the marine activity each day.    

There is a generous attic above with adequate height and a dormer window which captures the views. Under the house, a basement with laundry and adjacent to that, a covered car park area.

Also available are a full set of plans created by Jared Polsky to substantially remodel and expand this house. The proposed design would nearly double the sq footage of the home and go up a level yet respects the scale and style of the home. Use it as is, or engage the project and create a truly grand Sausalito property.