Howard Wynn Presents
Enchanting Keil Cove View Home
2459 Mar East Street, Tiburon
|$1,795,000
Rarely available vintage one bedroom, one bath home in Old Town Tiburon’s coveted Keil Cove enclave. This hidden gem is privately set amid lush, mature gardens shaped by decades of care, and enjoys a constantly changing panorama of Angel Island, the East Bay hills, and the sparkling waters of San Francisco Bay. Shifting light, passing sailboats, and abundant birdlife create an ever-evolving backdrop that transforms every day into something unique. The main, light-filled living spaces are thoughtfully oriented to capture the remarkable views, while the serene bedroom, with private garden access, provides a peaceful retreat surrounded by nature. Designed for those who appreciate quality of life over quantity of space, this home is equally suited as a full-time residence, a sophisticated weekend escape, or an exceptional lock-and-leave pied-à-terre. Every room reflects a sense of calm, allowing the spectacular setting to take center stage. Although the setting feels wonderfully secluded, downtown Tiburon's many fine amenities — including restaurants, shops and the San Francisco and Angel Island ferries — are just a short distance away.
Property Details
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
Square Feet
1,107 sq ft
Neighborhood
Keil Cove
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Neighborhood
Tiburon’s waterfront location makes it a prime destination for Marin County homebuyers.
For a town of less than 10,000 residents, Tiburon offers a variety of activities that belies its small size. The annual Tiburon International Film Festival brings films from around the world. Residents enjoy shopping in the elegant boutiques along Ark Row, a leafy, block-long enclave of tiny shops that were once floating arks, and dining at the excellent restaurants along Main Street. For the nautically inclined, Tiburon's Corinthian Yacht Club hosts races on the bay. Ferries to San Francisco and Angel Island State Park leave from the dock at Tiburon.
Tiburon's parks are strung out like pearls on a necklace along the water’s edge. Blackie's Pasture, named after an old swaybacked horse that once lived here, is a popular spot for hikers, joggers, bikers, moms with strollers, and dog walkers. On weekends, the parks fill up with soccer players of all ages.
For a town of less than 10,000 residents, Tiburon offers a variety of activities that belies its small size. The annual Tiburon International Film Festival brings films from around the world. Residents enjoy shopping in the elegant boutiques along Ark Row, a leafy, block-long enclave of tiny shops that were once floating arks, and dining at the excellent restaurants along Main Street. For the nautically inclined, Tiburon's Corinthian Yacht Club hosts races on the bay. Ferries to San Francisco and Angel Island State Park leave from the dock at Tiburon.
Tiburon's parks are strung out like pearls on a necklace along the water’s edge. Blackie's Pasture, named after an old swaybacked horse that once lived here, is a popular spot for hikers, joggers, bikers, moms with strollers, and dog walkers. On weekends, the parks fill up with soccer players of all ages.
Tiburon’s waterfront location makes it a prime destination for Marin County homebuyers.
For a town of less than 10,000 residents, Tiburon offers a variety of activities that belies its small size. The annual Tiburon International Film Festival brings films from around the world. Residents enjoy shopping in the elegant boutiques along Ark Row, a leafy, block-long enclave of tiny shops that were once floating arks, and dining at the excellent restaurants along Main Street. For the nautically inclined, Tiburon's Corinthian Yacht Club hosts races on the bay. Ferries to San Francisco and Angel Island State Park leave from the dock at Tiburon.
Tiburon's parks are strung out like pearls on a necklace along the water’s edge. Blackie's Pasture, named after an old swaybacked horse that once lived here, is a popular spot for hikers, joggers, bikers, moms with strollers, and dog walkers. On weekends, the parks fill up with soccer players of all ages.
For a town of less than 10,000 residents, Tiburon offers a variety of activities that belies its small size. The annual Tiburon International Film Festival brings films from around the world. Residents enjoy shopping in the elegant boutiques along Ark Row, a leafy, block-long enclave of tiny shops that were once floating arks, and dining at the excellent restaurants along Main Street. For the nautically inclined, Tiburon's Corinthian Yacht Club hosts races on the bay. Ferries to San Francisco and Angel Island State Park leave from the dock at Tiburon.
Tiburon's parks are strung out like pearls on a necklace along the water’s edge. Blackie's Pasture, named after an old swaybacked horse that once lived here, is a popular spot for hikers, joggers, bikers, moms with strollers, and dog walkers. On weekends, the parks fill up with soccer players of all ages.
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