Your Friday starts like this. It's 4pm. You close your laptop, grab your bag, and head north over the Golden Gate. About an hour later,  you're turning off the main road onto a private gated drive. The noise of the city is already a memory.

This is 200 Mountain King Road.Twenty acres in West Marin, designed by Jeremy Kotas — a protégé of Frank Gehry. The landscape by Bernard Trainor, where native grasses, manzanita, and a century-old bay tree blending seamlessly into the surrounding state park. Mt. Tamalpais on the horizon. Hiking trails starting at your front gate. 

You walk inside. Soaring ceilings. Walls of glass. The living room, the dining room, the kitchen — all of it framed by views that shift with the light. Poggenpohl cabinetry. Gaggenau appliances. Sub-Zero refrigerator and wine cooler. A home that takes cooking seriously.

Through the glass, wide concrete steps drop down through the meadow to a heated 25-yard lap pool. It sits there like a mirror, holding the sky and the clouds, while fog creeps in from the coast and pools in the folds of the hills. 

Your primary suite opens onto a quiet courtyard with its own reflecting pool. A deep soaking tub. Natural stone. Boffi fixtures. Walnut hardwood floors. Radiant heat underfoot. Automated blinds that close themselves at dusk.

Your guests have their own world — a two-level guest house with soaring ceilings, a kitchenette, a sleeping loft, a patio with views. Private enough that everyone gets the weekend they actually wanted.

Above the house, a deck sits beneath a canopy of mature oaks where western light filters through at the end of the day. There are vegetable gardens. Sculptures by Jefferson Mack. 48 solar panels. A security system you can check from anywhere. 

And on Sunday evening, when you finally have to leave, you're back in the city in no time. Or don't leave at all.

Shown exclusively by appointment