Kara Warrin & Paul Warrin Present

Beachfront Icon in Bolinas

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$14,995,000

99 Brighton Avenue, Bolinas

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beds

3

baths

3.5

interior

4,074 sq ft

Located a few miles north of San Francisco, in the serene beachside enclave of Bolinas, lies one of the most storied homes on the Northern California coast. This oceanfront home with nearly 400 feet of prime Pacific beachfront epitomizes the California lifestyle, complete with a guitar-shaped swimming pool designed by previous owner, Grace Slick of Jefferson Airplane. The home has hosted the likes of Jerry Garcia and countless other musicians and artists over the years – all of whom found inspiration and refuge at the ocean hideaway. Stunning seascapes of the Pacific Ocean stretch all the way from Stinson Beach to the south, across the horizon and up the coast of Bolinas, with San Francisco silhouetted in the distance above the ocean swells. Set on a private and gated 0.7 acres, the home features manicured grounds, a flat yard, pool, hot tub, and sauna. Expansive decks and patios offer the perfect vantage point to relax and watch the waves at the popular surfing destination below. All the rooms feature dramatic ocean views. Of special note, the spacious family room was the home of the practice stage where members of Jefferson Airplane, the Grateful Dead, and other legendary musicians crafted songs and jammed late into the evening. Like those timeless classics, this home is indeed one for the ages.

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The string of coastal and agricultural communities within and around Bolinas, Muir Beach and Stinson Beach are encompassed by some of the most picturesque surroundings in Marin County. Muir Beach is a small town comprised of about 150 homes surrounded by the Golden Gate National Recreation Area, diverse wildlife, and beautiful beaches. Stinson Beach includes over three miles of soft sand, parks, the Dipsea Trail, a town market, and a good selection of restaurants and shops. Bolinas is the oldest unincorporated coastal community in Marin County known for its secluded and private atmosphere. Separated from Stinson Beach by a small waterway which leads the ocean waters into the Bolinas Lagoon, the two towns band together for an annual tug-of-war contest across the channel. The Bolinas Lagoon is also a favorite spot for sea lions, otters, egrets, and other wildlife.Residents and visitors of each of these cities enjoy breathtaking sunset vistas over the Pacific Ocean, along with surfing, fishing, hiking, exploring along the coast and Mount Tamalpais, and many more incredible outdoor activities. Only thirty five miles north of San Francisco, and in one of the most affluent counties in the nation, this region is close to major metropolitan areas yet is a sanctuary for those lucky enough to escape the stress of modern America.