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The Sea Ranch. This three-bedroom house on a cul-de-sac features unobscured ocean views. Interior details include a stone fireplace, oversize windows, and a master suite with a private patio.
The property has a hot tub and a sheltered deck off the living room. $1,375,000.
San Anselmo. Built in 1913, this three-bedroom Craftsman home was recently remodeled. The house has a fireplace, French doors, bamboo floors, wainscoting, and a master suite with a walk-in closet.
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New improvements include the roof and furnace and a Nest heating system. $1,345,000.
Mill Valley. Set on a half-acre at the end of a lane, this three-bedroom house was designed for indoor-outdoor living. Built in 1950, the home has floor-to-ceiling windows, a chef's kitchen, exposed beams, and high ceilings.
The exterior features a large deck, landscaped gardens, and bluestone paths. $1,950,000.
Nicasio. Lying on Shroyer Mountain, this pair of two-bedroom, contemporary residences overlooks the historic town square. Built in 1991, the homes include fireplaces, floor-to-ceiling windows, concrete floors, and high ceilings.
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The 120-acre property has a creek, a courtyard, an outdoor fireplace, unique rock outcroppings, and a permit for additional construction. $4,600,000.
San Francisco. This two-bedroom Pacific Heights condominium is part of an 1898 building originally owned by the founders of Sherman Clay Pianos.
The home boasts hardwood floors, stamped-tin wainscoting, transom windows, and a master suite with a fireplace. Outdoor amenities include a wraparound covered deck and a leased parking spot. $1,850,000.
The three-bedroom bungalow built in 1929 has hardwood floors, a fireplace, exposed beams, a kitchen with stainless-steel appliances, and a bedroom with a sunroom. The fenced backyard includes a deck with a hot tub. $319,000.
