COMING SOON
Santa Barbara Style
in San Rafael's
Country Club Neighborhood
270 Margarita Drive, San Rafael
270 Margarita Drive, San Rafael
About the Property
Set in the coveted Country Club neighborhood of San Rafael, this Santa Barbara–style home boasts incredible views and over 4,500 square feet of low-maintenance living, with four bedrooms and a setting that feels like a true retreat — all just minutes from San Francisco.
The layout is made for entertaining. A gracious central foyer with elegant archways welcomes one into this grand and inviting home with high ceilings throughout, though it's the view that quickly steals the show. Open living and dining rooms with soaring ceilings and large Bay windows lead to a terrace overlooking San Rafael Bay, Loch Lomond Marina, East and West Marin islands, Richmond Bridge and the city skyline beyond. An updated kitchen with walk-in pantry, central island and ample counter space is adjacent to the family room, which has a cozy fireplace, and formal spaces beyond. This floor plan is ideal for everything from casual intimate dinners to larger parties or gatherings that meander seamlessly between indoors and out. Adding to the outdoor space, a tranquil deck set under the shade of mature, romantic oaks offers yet another peaceful area to take in the stunning view.
A sophisticated Primary bedroom with some of the best views of the property features a gas-insert fireplace, dual walk-in closets, custom automatic Hunter-Douglass window coverings and a grand en-suite bath complete with Jacuzzi tub, twin vanities, and a water closet creates an elegant space to retreat or welcome the day. A large guest suite or "Jr Primary" offers rare flexibility — multigenerational living, long-term guests, or simply the luxury of choice — featuring its own bath, walk-in closet and views to match. Two additional bedrooms are located on this level, with all four bedrooms connecting to a peaceful deck that features a hot tub perfect for unwinding in while soaking up the view.
A large and private home office or den with built-in shelving offers a quiet spot to work or unwind. With tons of useful storage and an attached two-car garage, the home is also built for everyday convenience. Outside, the grounds are well-maintained yet low-maintenance, so the beauty stays easy.
Invoking the luxe tones of a Montecito get-away, the convenient location puts you close to Highway 101, with easy access to the city and SFO, or a day trip up to Wine Country. Santa Barbara charm, panoramic bay views, and a plan designed for entertaining and everyday comfort alike: 270 Margarita is a home that lives as beautifully as it looks.
The layout is made for entertaining. A gracious central foyer with elegant archways welcomes one into this grand and inviting home with high ceilings throughout, though it's the view that quickly steals the show. Open living and dining rooms with soaring ceilings and large Bay windows lead to a terrace overlooking San Rafael Bay, Loch Lomond Marina, East and West Marin islands, Richmond Bridge and the city skyline beyond. An updated kitchen with walk-in pantry, central island and ample counter space is adjacent to the family room, which has a cozy fireplace, and formal spaces beyond. This floor plan is ideal for everything from casual intimate dinners to larger parties or gatherings that meander seamlessly between indoors and out. Adding to the outdoor space, a tranquil deck set under the shade of mature, romantic oaks offers yet another peaceful area to take in the stunning view.
A sophisticated Primary bedroom with some of the best views of the property features a gas-insert fireplace, dual walk-in closets, custom automatic Hunter-Douglass window coverings and a grand en-suite bath complete with Jacuzzi tub, twin vanities, and a water closet creates an elegant space to retreat or welcome the day. A large guest suite or "Jr Primary" offers rare flexibility — multigenerational living, long-term guests, or simply the luxury of choice — featuring its own bath, walk-in closet and views to match. Two additional bedrooms are located on this level, with all four bedrooms connecting to a peaceful deck that features a hot tub perfect for unwinding in while soaking up the view.
A large and private home office or den with built-in shelving offers a quiet spot to work or unwind. With tons of useful storage and an attached two-car garage, the home is also built for everyday convenience. Outside, the grounds are well-maintained yet low-maintenance, so the beauty stays easy.
Invoking the luxe tones of a Montecito get-away, the convenient location puts you close to Highway 101, with easy access to the city and SFO, or a day trip up to Wine Country. Santa Barbara charm, panoramic bay views, and a plan designed for entertaining and everyday comfort alike: 270 Margarita is a home that lives as beautifully as it looks.
Property Details
Bedrooms
4
Bathrooms
3.5
Square Feet
4,506 sq ft
Neighborhood
Country Club
Explore the Neighborhood
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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