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583 San Pedro Cove, San Rafael
$2,695,000
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Bedrooms
3
Bathrooms
4
Square Feet
2,453 sq ft
Neighborhood
San Pedro Cove
Always desired. Rarely attained.
Some homes ask you to climb. This one asks you to settle in. From the gated front courtyard the open waters of the San Francisco Bay is already in view, and the moment you step through the front doors a wall of windows carries that water all the way inside. The living room rises to soaring ceilings, open and gracious, and still comfortable enough to actually live in.
Built in 1979 and cared for steadily ever since, with every improvement properly permitted, the home rests on a gentle knoll on a 7,800 square foot lot, the whole property facing south to the water. The views run wide across San Pablo Bay, the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge and the Bay Bridge in the distance, their lights coming on after dark. Roughly 2,450 square feet hold three bedrooms, two of them en-suite, and four baths, all on a single level with no stairs to manage, in a floor plan that moves easily from the indoor rooms to generous outdoor areas made for morning coffee, an afternoon with a book, and a long dinner as the light fades.
What makes the Cove itself worth knowing is the life that surrounds the house. This is a community of 46 homes on a peninsula between the Loch Lomond Marina and San Pedro Elementary, gated, quietly maintained, and set in a garden-like landscape. The HOA looks after a pool, a hot tub, a cabana, a clubhouse, two scenic overlooks, and a large bayside park, with a waterfront walking path leading to the harbor and 24-hour surveillance throughout. Neighbors here travel often and come home to an annual barbecue, a progressive dinner, two book clubs, and the small lunches and dinners that get organized simply because people enjoy each other's company.
The location does the quiet work that matters most when you would rather spend your days living than driving. Downtown San Rafael is roughly seven minutes away, Highway 101 about five, and the Larkspur Ferry about ten, putting San Francisco within reach without a car. China Camp State Park, McNear Beach, and the Peacock Gap Golf Club are minutes in the other direction, the Marin Islands Wildlife Refuge sits just offshore, and the Napa and Sonoma wine country is about forty minutes north. Andy's Market and the offerings of the marina are a short stroll away.
A single-level home, on the water, in a gated community built for an active and connected life. In this corner of Marin, that combination does not come along often.
Built in 1979 and cared for steadily ever since, with every improvement properly permitted, the home rests on a gentle knoll on a 7,800 square foot lot, the whole property facing south to the water. The views run wide across San Pablo Bay, the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge and the Bay Bridge in the distance, their lights coming on after dark. Roughly 2,450 square feet hold three bedrooms, two of them en-suite, and four baths, all on a single level with no stairs to manage, in a floor plan that moves easily from the indoor rooms to generous outdoor areas made for morning coffee, an afternoon with a book, and a long dinner as the light fades.
What makes the Cove itself worth knowing is the life that surrounds the house. This is a community of 46 homes on a peninsula between the Loch Lomond Marina and San Pedro Elementary, gated, quietly maintained, and set in a garden-like landscape. The HOA looks after a pool, a hot tub, a cabana, a clubhouse, two scenic overlooks, and a large bayside park, with a waterfront walking path leading to the harbor and 24-hour surveillance throughout. Neighbors here travel often and come home to an annual barbecue, a progressive dinner, two book clubs, and the small lunches and dinners that get organized simply because people enjoy each other's company.
The location does the quiet work that matters most when you would rather spend your days living than driving. Downtown San Rafael is roughly seven minutes away, Highway 101 about five, and the Larkspur Ferry about ten, putting San Francisco within reach without a car. China Camp State Park, McNear Beach, and the Peacock Gap Golf Club are minutes in the other direction, the Marin Islands Wildlife Refuge sits just offshore, and the Napa and Sonoma wine country is about forty minutes north. Andy's Market and the offerings of the marina are a short stroll away.
A single-level home, on the water, in a gated community built for an active and connected life. In this corner of Marin, that combination does not come along often.
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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.
Jenn Pfeiffer
Corcoran Icon Properties
Realtor
- DRE:
- #01339863
- Mobile:
- 415.302.3198
- Office:
- 415.302.3198
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Jenn Pfeiffer
Corcoran Icon Properties
Realtor
- DRE:
- #01339863
- Mobile:
- 415.302.3198
- Office:
- 415.302.3198