The Quintessential Sausalito Vibe

Coming to market in the next few days, this spectacular Mid-century Sausalito dwelling (originally built in 1950), was given a subtle but comprehensive reinvention over the course of two years, overseen by the bi-coastal architectural firm Ike Baker Velten with interiors by the equally eminent San Francisco design studio, The Wiseman Group.

One of many spaciousRedwood homes built overlooking Richardson Bay in the years of post-war prosperity, it’s minutes away from the Golden Gate Bridge but worlds away from downtown San Francisco. It is thoroughly contemporary while retaining its inherent Mid-century integrity, and beautifully integrated into Sausalito’s lush hillside landscape and is expected to sell somewhere north of $10M—a price perfectly in line with the Bay Area’s AI-fueled real estate boom.

One enters at the middle level where the living and dining areas offer endless Bay views, with a direct connection to an amazing kitchen. The lower level’s office, wellness spaces and a more casual entertaining area, make it an ideal property for working remotely. The topmost level houses an entirely private primary suite, with an extraordinary bathroom.

Visit the beautifully produced listing for additional details and images. This is an outstanding architectural property in one of the Bay Area’s most coveted locations, represented by Tyler Stewart at Heath Real Estate.

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