Christine Christiansen Presents
Off Market Glenwood Home
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$1,400,000
30 Rollingwood Drive,
San Rafael
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Glenwood | San Rafael
Situated in the desirable bayside neighborhood of Glenwood, this stylish updated single-level home offers seamless indoor-outdoor living in one of San Rafael’s most established settings. Moments from Victor Jones Park, the scenic trails of China Camp State Park, Peacock Gap Golf Club, Andy’s Market, and Glenwood Elementary School, the location provides exceptional access to an active lifestyle, Redeemer Preschool, Glenwood Elementary, and everyday conveniences.
The home features three bedrooms and two full baths, thoughtfully arranged on one level. Natural light fills the main living areas, creating a warm, inviting atmosphere with an effortless flow designed for both daily living and intimate entertaining. Carefully maintained and move-in ready, it embodies comfort, simplicity, and enduring appeal.
The beautifully updated backyard enhances the experience with a true connection to the outdoors. Curated plantings and mature landscaping create privacy, while a tranquil fountain offers a calming backdrop. A shaded pergola invites al fresco dining, and a generous level lawn provides flexible space for gatherings, play, or relaxed afternoons in the sun.
With wide streets, bayside access, and a strong sense of neighborhood community, this offering presents a rare opportunity to enjoy single-level living in coveted Glenwood neighborhood.
Situated in the desirable bayside neighborhood of Glenwood, this stylish updated single-level home offers seamless indoor-outdoor living in one of San Rafael’s most established settings. Moments from Victor Jones Park, the scenic trails of China Camp State Park, Peacock Gap Golf Club, Andy’s Market, and Glenwood Elementary School, the location provides exceptional access to an active lifestyle, Redeemer Preschool, Glenwood Elementary, and everyday conveniences.
The home features three bedrooms and two full baths, thoughtfully arranged on one level. Natural light fills the main living areas, creating a warm, inviting atmosphere with an effortless flow designed for both daily living and intimate entertaining. Carefully maintained and move-in ready, it embodies comfort, simplicity, and enduring appeal.
The beautifully updated backyard enhances the experience with a true connection to the outdoors. Curated plantings and mature landscaping create privacy, while a tranquil fountain offers a calming backdrop. A shaded pergola invites al fresco dining, and a generous level lawn provides flexible space for gatherings, play, or relaxed afternoons in the sun.
With wide streets, bayside access, and a strong sense of neighborhood community, this offering presents a rare opportunity to enjoy single-level living in coveted Glenwood neighborhood.
Property Details
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beds
3
baths
2
interior
1,265 sq ft
neighborhood
Glenwood
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Neighborhood
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San Rafael emerges as a captivating city where architectural innovation meets historical depth, embodied most dramatically by the Frank Lloyd Wright-designed Marin Civic Center. Completed in 1962, this futuristic landmark transcends typical municipal architecture, its sci-fi-worthy design serving as a metaphorical and literal beacon of the city's forward-thinking spirit. The downtown area continues this legacy of innovation through active redevelopment efforts, with the Smith Rafael Film Center anchoring a cultural landscape that celebrates artistic diversity and community engagement.
The city's culinary and cultural landscape is as diverse as its architectural heritage. Fourth Street pulses with international flavor, offering a gastronomic journey that spans continents—sushi, Indian, Thai, Italian, Mexican, and Puerto Rican cuisines coexist within blocks, reflecting San Rafael's multicultural character. Thursday afternoon farmers markets animate the street with local produce, live music, and a sense of communal vibrancy that transforms urban space into a dynamic gathering point.
Architecturally, San Rafael offers a remarkable residential tapestry. From the sought-after midcentury Eichler homes of Terra Linda to the Victorian structures surrounding Dominican College and the custom homes of Lucas Valley, the city presents a nuanced residential landscape that provides diversity in both style and price point.
Nestled between Mount Tamalpais and San Pablo Bay, San Rafael represents more than a location—it's a living narrative of California's architectural and cultural evolution, where historical depth meets contemporary innovation.
The city's culinary and cultural landscape is as diverse as its architectural heritage. Fourth Street pulses with international flavor, offering a gastronomic journey that spans continents—sushi, Indian, Thai, Italian, Mexican, and Puerto Rican cuisines coexist within blocks, reflecting San Rafael's multicultural character. Thursday afternoon farmers markets animate the street with local produce, live music, and a sense of communal vibrancy that transforms urban space into a dynamic gathering point.
Architecturally, San Rafael offers a remarkable residential tapestry. From the sought-after midcentury Eichler homes of Terra Linda to the Victorian structures surrounding Dominican College and the custom homes of Lucas Valley, the city presents a nuanced residential landscape that provides diversity in both style and price point.
Nestled between Mount Tamalpais and San Pablo Bay, San Rafael represents more than a location—it's a living narrative of California's architectural and cultural evolution, where historical depth meets contemporary innovation.
San Rafael emerges as a captivating city where architectural innovation meets historical depth, embodied most dramatically by the Frank Lloyd Wright-designed Marin Civic Center. Completed in 1962, this futuristic landmark transcends typical municipal architecture, its sci-fi-worthy design serving as a metaphorical and literal beacon of the city's forward-thinking spirit. The downtown area continues this legacy of innovation through active redevelopment efforts, with the Smith Rafael Film Center anchoring a cultural landscape that celebrates artistic diversity and community engagement.
The city's culinary and cultural landscape is as diverse as its architectural heritage. Fourth Street pulses with international flavor, offering a gastronomic journey that spans continents—sushi, Indian, Thai, Italian, Mexican, and Puerto Rican cuisines coexist within blocks, reflecting San Rafael's multicultural character. Thursday afternoon farmers markets animate the street with local produce, live music, and a sense of communal vibrancy that transforms urban space into a dynamic gathering point.
Architecturally, San Rafael offers a remarkable residential tapestry. From the sought-after midcentury Eichler homes of Terra Linda to the Victorian structures surrounding Dominican College and the custom homes of Lucas Valley, the city presents a nuanced residential landscape that provides diversity in both style and price point.
Nestled between Mount Tamalpais and San Pablo Bay, San Rafael represents more than a location—it's a living narrative of California's architectural and cultural evolution, where historical depth meets contemporary innovation.
The city's culinary and cultural landscape is as diverse as its architectural heritage. Fourth Street pulses with international flavor, offering a gastronomic journey that spans continents—sushi, Indian, Thai, Italian, Mexican, and Puerto Rican cuisines coexist within blocks, reflecting San Rafael's multicultural character. Thursday afternoon farmers markets animate the street with local produce, live music, and a sense of communal vibrancy that transforms urban space into a dynamic gathering point.
Architecturally, San Rafael offers a remarkable residential tapestry. From the sought-after midcentury Eichler homes of Terra Linda to the Victorian structures surrounding Dominican College and the custom homes of Lucas Valley, the city presents a nuanced residential landscape that provides diversity in both style and price point.
Nestled between Mount Tamalpais and San Pablo Bay, San Rafael represents more than a location—it's a living narrative of California's architectural and cultural evolution, where historical depth meets contemporary innovation.
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