Gated entries
Pillars mark the street entrance to the 3 homes in this historic Hind estate area. Gates keep out deer and also mark the entry of this residence that was once the site of the old orchard in the early 1900s.
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Off street parking for 4+ cars
Owners once had an architect-designed tent covering this large area, and then later had drawings done for a car shelter; then just got used to parking the way they do now (uncovered and off street).
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Stone steps and wood bridge to entry level
Dramatic and simple at the same time, as you walk down to the front door bridge from the exclusive off-street parking areas.
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Front doors originate from the Mark Hopkins Hotel in SF
This represents a sample of how this home can work with eclectic tastes and worldly items; rooms can be whatever you'd like.
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Entry hall is near the guest bedroom suite
Guest bedroom suite has its own private deck. Tiles in this bathroom hail from Mexico.
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Interior stairway leads down to all of the main living rooms
Overhead is a large skylight with in-set retractable sun shade. Interior stairway planters are lined with copper.
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Two more bedrooms and another bath are on the lower main level
The master bedroom has a large bath and dressing area that leads to the pool. The 3rd bedroom is near the master and is currently being used as an office.
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Outside areas include pool, lawn, orchard, gazebo, decks...
Established gardens can be easy to maintain and different areas offer different weather, light and drama.
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Detached studio
Located near the pool, this has two areas currently for work and exercise.
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Wine Cellar
Is located beyond the large kitchen pantry and is very special and temperature controlled.
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Views and acreage
This property is over an acre. The views are sweeping from Mt. Diablo, the islands in the Bay, Richmond Bridge, East Bay, Marin Yacht Club and Marina below, Bay Bridge...all the way to Mt. Tamalpais.
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