Quintessential Mill Valley
7 Shell Road, Mill Valley, CA, 94941
$1,549,000
Welcome to 7 Shell Road, a delightful and well-maintained home sited on a sunny, street-to-street lot in the coveted Horse Hill neighborhood of MV. Originally built in 1940, the home has been lovingly updated and maintained by its’ owners for the last 40 years. There are 3 bedrooms and two full baths all spread comfortably on one level. The fully-fenced, level lot boasts beautiful and mature landscape throughout, all on automatic irrigation.
Adjacent to the house is a wonderful, sunny deck for dining al fresco and multiple grassy and patio areas to enjoy the outdoors. Toward the rear of the property is a detached, finished, large two car garage which features EV charging capacity, laundry and a full bathroom (possible ADU conversion - buyer to investigate).
There is additional off-street parking as well. A third structure, currently used as a shed offers more flexibility for storage, or a potential work studio. A private hot tub, a tankless water heater, a dog run and owned solar on the roof which offsets the utility bill significantly. Conveniently adjacent to Whole Foods, Edna McGuire School the open space of Horse Hill and the 101!
A complete set of recent reports are available upon request.
Indoor Features
Level, street-to-street lot
Tankless water heater
Owned Solar (PGE offset to +/- $10 a mo)
Wired for EV charging capacity
Attic Storage
Outdoor Features
Large 2 car garage (with bonus full bathroom)
Additional off-street parking
Storage shed
Level, street-to-street lot
Dog-run area
Mature landscape on automatic irrigation
Fully fenced
Hot Tub
Adjacent to 101, Edna McGuire School, Horse Hill open space
Property Features
3 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms
Built in 1940 (per Realist Public Records)
1,098 Interior Sq Ft (per Realist Public Records)
7,500 Lot Sq Ft (per Realist Public Records)
Neighborhood
Nestled at the foot of Mount Tamalpais, homes in this Marin County city range from 500-square-foot hunter's cabins to multimillion-dollar mansions tucked away on winding, narrow lanes under the redwoods.
Coffee is king in Mill Valley. Downtown, three separate coffee shops do a brisk business. At the Depot, as the sunny town center is called, moms with strollers, kids on tricycles, and teenagers kicking hacky sacks relax in the open-air plaza, which now houses an independent bookstore and cafe. The Depot is also a jumping-off spot for hikers and mountain bikers heading up the slopes of Mount Tamalpais. Nightlife in Mill Valley is anchored by Sweetwater Music Hall, which hosts many well-known musical acts.