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A little bit of everything
Over seventy years ago, Marin City was a thriving hub of industrial activity during World War II. "The whole area was full of shipbuilders. The federal government built housing and moved workers from the South to come build Liberty ships. After the war ended, the workers stuck around and slowly over time, other housing was built around it,” says John Zeiter, a Golden Gate Sotheby's Broker and Marin County native. Today, the waterside community remains sparkling with Bay Area beauty. From plentiful walking trails to many restaurants, the neighborhood has grown to include more color, culture and comforts since its shipbuilding days. “It’s a very lovely, diverse community. Everybody knows each other. You can walk around and say hello to people you recognize people on a regular basis," says Etienne Douglas, a Library Technology Program Coordinator at the Marin City Library.
Marin City is a neighborhood nestled by some of the most beautiful land in the Bay Area.
Marin City has some of the best-located condos in the Bay Area.
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Marin City outdoors
Hikers, cyclists and dogwalkers can explore many trails. The Alta Trail, the Miwok Trail, the Manicello Trail and the Rhubarb Trail all wind through Marin City. There is also Oakwood Valley, which extends for 2.58 miles round-trip. Bothin Marsh Preserve hosts more than 400 species of migratory birds traveling along the Pacific Flyway. The Golden Gate National Recreational Area is one of the largest urban parks in the world and has several areas for camping underneath the stars. For a more intimate park experience, George “Rocky” Graham Park has a playground, sports field and an outdoor stage used by local performers.
The Alta Trail with excellent vistas wind through Marin City.
Lots of great bike roads satisfy biking enthusiasts in Marin City.
Dog walkers can explore many trails in Marin City.
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By air, by land and by sea
On weekends, residents can enjoy the beautiful weather not only from the ground but by air. Seaplane Adventures hosts air sightseeing tours, giving spectators dazzling views of the Golden Gate Bridge, Alcatraz, Stinson Beach and more. Back on the ground, residents can stop by the Marin City Library to look for a book, attend a movie screening or visit "The Lab", a makerspace with 3D printers, virtual reality, laser cutting, podcast equipment and more.
The library offers a variety of services, including story times for all ages.
Marin City Library offers "The Lab", a maker space with 3D printers.
The nearby Marina in Marin City offers some great outdoor times on the water.
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Restaurants and shops in Marin City
Residents can enjoy Pacific Islander flavors at Oha Hawaiian BBQ, located along with several other restaurants at Marin Gateway Center. Buckeye Roadhouse treats patrons to a luxurious dining experience in an Aspen lodge-style dining space. Floodwater, voted Best New Restaurant by PacificSun in 2020, serves up classic California fare. Nearby shops include Terra Outdoor Living, which sells outdoor furniture for enjoying the warm California weather and Every Man Jack, a beauty supply store. Shopping trips can be made to Grocery Outlet or Mollie's Stone Markets.
Residents can enjoy Pacific Islander flavors at Oha Hawaiian BBQ in Marin City.
Buckeye Roadhouse treats patrons to a luxurious dining experience in Marin City.
Shopping trips can be made to Grocery Outlet in Marin City.
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Homes by the water and homes in the hills
Marin City homes range between $545,000 and $1 million, depending on whether homebuyers are looking for a cozy townhome or a single-family home. Location can also play a factor. Some of the residential areas in the neighborhood are situated at sea level and face the water while others are nestled high in the hilltops. Homes often have unique designs, including shingle-roofed condos and cream-colored Craftsmans with open, inviting walkways. Homes typically sell after about 27 days, which is nearly half the national average at 42 days.
Apartment developments res along the boarder of Marin City
Every single family home is special with a unique design in Marin City.
A cream colored craftsman style home overlooks Marin city below.
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MLK Jr Academy and Tamalpais High School
Several school districts serve the area, including Mill Valley and Sausalito. Martin Luther King, Jr. Academy was given a C-minus rating from Niche and teaches students grades K-8. Tamalpais High School - which boasts several famous alumni including rapper Tupac Shakur - was given an A-plus and was named the number-two high school in Marin County. The school offers Advanced Placement courses in literature, U.S. History and African American studies.
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Academy has a student-teacher ratio of 15 to 1.
Archway at the entrance of Tamalpais High School.
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Driving down the 101
Marin City has access to US-101, a significant roadway in the neighborhood as well as beyond. Locally, the route connects drivers eastward to Sausalito. In its full extension, it runs from Los Angeles in the south to Tumwater, Washington to the north. Residents only need to make a four-mile drive to see the iconic Golden Gate Bridge, while it's eleven miles north to San Francisco and twenty-eight miles northwest to Oakland.
Marin City has access to US-101, a significant roadway in the neighborhood as well as beyond.
Marin City sits just beside Highway 101 and Sausalito with the City in the background.
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On average, homes in Marin City, CA sell after 28 days on the market compared to the national average of 50 days. The median sale price for homes in Marin City, CA over the last 12 months is $994,500, consistent with the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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