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San Marin then and now
Once known as a more rural-leaning community, San Marin has grown to become a little more urbanized with time. Now with its own collection of interesting parks, restaurants and shops, San Marin has much to offer residents. “There’s still an open, horse ranch-y, old-Novato vibe here,” says Novato Realtor and San Marin resident Shawna McNulty, “but these days it’s best known as a friendly place to live, with some great independent businesses and fantastic hiking trails.”
San Marin was once known as a rural-leaning community.
Once known as a more rural-leaning community, San Marin has grown into a nice town at the hills.
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Parks large and small
A visit to any of San Marin’s parks often presents an opportunity to explore nature, play games and attend events. Mount Burdell Preserve is Marin County's largest open space preserve, featuring several trails, groves and local wildlife. Olompali State Historic Park, rich with large boulders and straw-colored fields, faces the eastern slopes of Mount Burdell. Pioneer Park includes night lighting until 10 PM so the little ones can safely play longer, and the park hosts free movie screenings in the summertime. Miwok Park includes areas for playing a game of horseshoes and bocce or tossing around a frisbee.
Mount Burdell Preserve is the county’s largest open space preserve near San Marin.
Olompali Hiostoric State Park offers many trails through a golden hill landscape in San Marin.
Pioneer park's new playground is the perfect place to enjoy the afternoon in San Marin.
Miwok Park is a park in Novato, California that has hiking trails and large playground.
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Treats, trivia and trees
San Marin has many thriving local spots to grab a bite. Creekside Bakery offers sweet and savory items for breakfast and brunch while Tagliaferri’s Delicatessen makes traditional deli-style sandwiches. Trailhead’s dinner crowd enjoys their meals while testing their knowledge on Trivia Nights. At Dr. Insomniac’s Coffee and Tea, patrons can sip coffee or a smoothie while hearing live music by the patio. For an after-dinner dessert or midday snack, Bliss Asian Ice Cream and Boba Shop offers a menu of sweet treats. Harvest Market and Whole Foods are available for grocery runs. Sloat Garden Center has been a Bay Area institution, equipping residents with the tools they need to create beautiful gardens since 1958.
Creekside Bakery in San Marin offers sweet and savory items for breakfast and brunch.
Tagliaferri’s Delicatessen in San Marin makes traditional deli-style sandwiches.
The popular Trailhead is a recently opened local restaurant and bar in San Marin.
Dr. Insomniac's Fine Coffee has pleasant outdoor seating near San Marin.
You shouldnot miss Bliss, the best ice cream store in San Marin.
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Events in nearby Novato
While San Marin does not host many community activities, residents can find plenty to do in nearby Novato. First Fridays in downtown Novato puts local businesses in the spotlight, showing residents everything the retail scene has to offer. The Novato branch of the Marin County Free Library puts on events for children and adults, like Read to a Dog and English Conversation Groups. There are also many street parties and festivals throughout the year.
San Marin in Novato has amazing retail stores to peruse.
The Novato branch of the Marin County Free Library puts on events for children and adults alike.
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San Marin's smorgasbord of styles
Thanks to the many developers that bought different pieces of land, housing styles differ all over the neighborhood. From midcentury townhomes nestled together in tight communities to single-family ranch style properties on cul-de-sacs, San Marin has a robust palette of designs. Prices range between $798,000 for three-bedroom townhomes and can go as high as $1 million for a three- to four-bedroom home. Homes typically sell after 28 days on the market.
A few single ranch-style homes are scattered throughout San Marin.
San Marin row of homes with a view of golden hills in Marin County.
Larger homes can be found as you get closer to Mt Burdell Preserve in San Marin.
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Novato Unified School District
The neighborhood is served by the Novato Unified School District. San Ramon Elementary School and Sinaloa Middle School both earned a B-grade from Niche. San Marin High School holds a B-plus and is well-known for their smART program (San Marin Arts and Technical Arts.)
San Ramon Elementary is a distinguished California Elementary School.
Kids can attend Sinaloa Middle School in West Novato.
San Marin High School is a highly-rated, public school located in Novato, Ca.
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Public transportation and US-101
Public transportation is available by train with Sonoma-Marin Area Rail Transit (SMART). Drivers have access to US-101, a significant roadway that connects southbound to San Francisco (31 miles away) and Fremont (61 miles.) To the east, Sacramento is 72 miles away via Interstate-80.
Access to the SMART Train system is readily available in San Marin
Locals in San Marin can hop on the 49 Marin transit bus line for access of nearby areas.
Public transportation is available through trains with Sonoma-Marin Area Rail Transit (SMART).
San Marin drivers have access to US-101, a freeway that connects southbound to San Francisco.
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On average, homes in San Marin, Novato sell after 42 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in San Marin, Novato over the last 12 months is $1,125,000, up 2% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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Perfectly located at the end of a peaceful street in the highly sought-after San Marin neighborhood, this beautifully remodeled 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath home offers 2,200 sq. ft. of stylish and comfortable living. Enjoy immediate access to scenic hiking and biking trails, with Mt. Burdell as your backyard backdrop. Inside, the home shines with a tastefully updated kitchen, modernized bathrooms, and
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