Community Amenities

• Features a private marina, has gardens shaped by the Emperor of Japan’s official gardener, and was featured in Newsweek, Sports Illustrated, the SF Chronicle and other publications because of its innovative design and beauty
• Offers a variety of spacious floor plans, and was built in three phases (1964-1966) and remains a vibrant part of Tiburon city life today
• Offers an expanse of mature landscaping, panoramic views of Mt. Tamalpais, San Francisco and Richardson Bay
• Offering warm small-town hospitality, Tiburon offers delightful cafes, shops and recreation. Named from the Spanish Punta de Tiburon (Shark Point), this historic railroad town is reminiscent of a quaint New England fishing village
• Located just north of the Golden Gate Bridge, it’s a short 18-mile trip by car into the city or an invigorating six miles across the San Francisco Bay by ferry