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Rare Inverness Estate
$4,500,000
1208 Pierce Point Road, Inverness
Presented by
Sarah Kowalczyk & Lotte Moore
Sarah Kowalczyk & Lotte Moore
3 homes on 4.4 Acres
Welcome to your slice of paradise on the beautiful Northern California coast! This rare estate offers a unique opportunity to own a THREE HOME compound surrounded by the pristine landscapes of Point Reyes National Seashore and Tomales Bay State Park. Nestled on 5 acres of lush landscape adorned with thick bishop pines, this property is truly one of a kind. The main house offers 1,275 square feet of single level living with 3 bedrooms and 2 full bathrooms. Over looking Hearts desire beach, Helen's house offers 1,178 square feet with 2-bedrooms and 1.5 bathrooms and large stone fireplace. The crown jewel of the estate, an elevated midcentury studio, designed by renowned architect Francis E. Leighton and perched high on stilts with floor to ceiling glass walls offers a truly unique experience to gaze out at panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. Experience the tranquility of coastal living while still being within reach of city amenities. Just 7 minutes to Inverness proper, 15 minutes from Point Reyes Station and 90 minutes from San Francisco, offering the perfect blend of seclusion and accessibility.
SPECIAL FEATURES
SPECIAL FEATURES
- Main house: 3BD | 2BA | 1,275SF
- Helens house: 2BD | 1.5BA | 1,178SF
- Hi house: Studio | 658SF
- Workshop: 700SF
- Lot size: 5 AC
- 2 entries
- Breathtaking views of Point Reyes Peninsula, Abbott’s Lagoon, and Tomales Bay
- Secluded, tranquil sanctuary
- Outdoor campfire area
- Picnic area with wood slab tables
- Magnificent bishop pines and oaks
- Minutes away from the Pacific Ocean
- Close to world class hiking trails
- Surrounded by the National Seashore and State Park
- 1 hour to Golden Gate Bridge
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Floor Plans
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Neighborhood
Situated along Marin County's western coastline, Inverness combines natural beauty with small-town living. The community borders Point Reyes National Seashore, where Tomales Bay meets the rolling coastal hills, creating a stunning backdrop for daily life.
The architectural character of Inverness reflects its natural setting, with rustic cottages and homes designed to complement the landscape. These residences often feature natural materials and traditional coastal designs that have become characteristic of the area.
Outdoor activities form the heart of community life. The surrounding area provides extensive hiking trails, protected waters for kayaking, prime spots for birdwatching, and miles of untouched beaches and forests within the national seashore. The natural environment makes Inverness particularly attractive to residents interested in outdoor recreation and wildlife observation.
The town center maintains a deliberately simple character, with essential amenities including local cafes, a general store, and several art galleries. This modest commercial presence helps preserve the peaceful atmosphere that defines the community. The slower pace and emphasis on natural surroundings create an environment where residents can fully appreciate the coastal setting and tight-knit community connections.
The architectural character of Inverness reflects its natural setting, with rustic cottages and homes designed to complement the landscape. These residences often feature natural materials and traditional coastal designs that have become characteristic of the area.
Outdoor activities form the heart of community life. The surrounding area provides extensive hiking trails, protected waters for kayaking, prime spots for birdwatching, and miles of untouched beaches and forests within the national seashore. The natural environment makes Inverness particularly attractive to residents interested in outdoor recreation and wildlife observation.
The town center maintains a deliberately simple character, with essential amenities including local cafes, a general store, and several art galleries. This modest commercial presence helps preserve the peaceful atmosphere that defines the community. The slower pace and emphasis on natural surroundings create an environment where residents can fully appreciate the coastal setting and tight-knit community connections.
Sarah Kowalczyk
Lotte Moore