These are the five highest-priced home sales reported in Marin County, California for the week ending October 25, 2026, and each one came from a different town. Together they sold for $31.5 million. All five are single-family homes, and four of them rise three stories, while the fifth is a single-level mid-century design set on acreage in the hills of San Anselmo.
No. 1 — $10,100,000 · 108 Pepper Avenue, Larkspur, California
The top sale of the week was a Hamptons-inspired, shingle-style home a few blocks from downtown Larkspur, within walking distance of its shops and restaurants. Built in 1947, the three-story home has five bedrooms, five bathrooms and 5,115 square feet of living space on 0.33 acres, with a front porch and a two-car garage.
The plan is built around generous rooms for gathering, including three separate family rooms. Floors are finished in wood, marble and tile, and there are fireplaces in the living room and a family room.
Outside, the grounds are mostly level. Hydrangea gardens laid out by a landscape designer share the property with fruit trees, a meditation garden, a wide lawn and a bocce court. For entertaining there is a deck, an outdoor kitchen, a built-in barbecue and a private spa. The property last sold for $4.4 million in 2014.
The home went under contract two days after it was listed and sold for $1.1 million above its $9 million asking price. Tracy Mclaughlin of The Agency was the listing agent, and Julia E Fitzpatrick of The House represented the buyer.
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No. 2 — $6,875,000 · 5030 Paradise Drive, Tiburon, California
On Paradise Drive in Tiburon, a newly renovated contemporary home sits at the edge of the water on 0.90 acres, with a private 160-foot dock. Glass walls look across San Francisco Bay, and the view runs from the East Bay skyline and the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge around to the Tiburon hills. Mount Tamalpais is in view as well.
The three-story home has five bedrooms, six bathrooms and 4,235 square feet. Arrival is through a tree-lined motor court with a water feature. On the main level, wide-plank European oak floors run beneath modern interiors, and the kitchen has an oversized island that faces the bay. The dining area also looks out over the water, and large glass doors open the living spaces to a waterfront terrace with an outdoor kitchen. A bedroom with its own bath and a powder room are on this level too.
A floating oak staircase with motion-lit steps climbs to an upper floor given over entirely to the primary suite. It has a sitting room, a separate room that can serve as an office or nursery, its own laundry, a large walk-in closet, view decks and a secluded rooftop terrace. The glass-enclosed primary bath stretches more than 20 feet, with a soaking tub set against the water and sky.
The lower level is arranged for entertaining, with a great room that has a fireplace and a bar, two more bedrooms and bathrooms, a second laundry area and access to a terrace and a putting green. The grounds include mature gardens, level lawns, a fruit orchard and water features. The home is minutes from Tiburon’s waterfront restaurants and shops and from the ferry to San Francisco.
The home went under contract six days after it was listed. The Kara Warrin Paul Warrin Team of Golden Gate Sotheby’s and Stefan Angelo of Golden Gate Sotheby’s Internat were the listing agents, and C.J. J Nakagawa of Golden Gate Sotheby’s represented the buyer.
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No. 3 — $5,875,000 · 150 W Oak Knoll Drive, San Anselmo, California
In the Sleepy Hollow area of San Anselmo, a mid-century compound on 3.31 acres crowns a knoll and includes three separate places to live: the main home, a detached two-bedroom accessory dwelling unit and a one-bedroom in-law unit with an updated kitchen and a deck facing Mount Tamalpais. From the top of the knoll, the views take in the bay and the San Francisco skyline as well as Mount Tamalpais and Mount Baldy.
The main home, built in 1950, is all on one level. Redwood walls give the interior its character, and the formal living and dining rooms look out to the views. There is also a bar, a fireplace in the living room, an updated kitchen with a breakfast room, a large mudroom and a workshop. In all, the property has five bedrooms, six bathrooms and 4,350 square feet of living space, along with a three-car garage.
The grounds are made for gatherings and for growing things. There is a saltwater pool, an outdoor kitchen, a hot tub and a gazebo, plus a large limestone terrace with a custom fire pit and an outdoor glass atrium beneath a 70-year-old wisteria. Vegetable gardens, an orchard of fruit and nut trees, a greenhouse and a chicken coop sit alongside an owned 18-kilowatt solar system and a private well for irrigation. A circular driveway leads in, and there is parking for boats and RVs. Open space and hiking and biking trails are close by.
Zamira Solari of Compass was the listing agent, and Courtney A Cohan of Serhant California, Inc. represented the buyer. The property went under contract 13 days after it was listed and sold above its $5.75 million asking price.
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No. 4 — $4,350,000 · 82 McNear Drive, San Rafael, California
At the end of a cul-de-sac in Peacock Gap in San Rafael, a European-inspired home built in 1988 borders open space and looks out over the surrounding hillsides. At 5,129 square feet, it is the largest of the week’s five homes, and its seven bathrooms are the most in the group. It also has five bedrooms, three stories and a three-car garage on 0.60 acres, under a slate roof.
Cathedral ceilings, walls of glass and walnut floors set the tone inside. The living room and a lounge each have a fireplace, and every secondary bedroom has its own bath. A separate one-bedroom apartment can be used by guests or as a home office. The primary suite has vaulted ceilings, a third fireplace, three closets, a private patio and a stone bath with a soaking tub and an oversized shower.
Outdoors, a pool and spa with solar heat sit beside a separate pool house, and the grounds include mature gardens and sunny terraces. Peacock Gap Golf Club, McNear’s Beach and the trails of China Camp are all close by.
Nadine Greenwood&Camara Scremin Team of Compass was the listing agent, and Richard J Tremante of Luxe Places International Real represented the buyer. It was one of two homes in this week’s Top 5 listed by Compass agents, along with the San Anselmo sale.
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No. 5 — $4,300,000 · 74 Cloud View Rd, Sausalito, California
In the hills of Sausalito, a mid-century home on a cul-de-sac on Cloud View Road has been reimagined around a tall, peaked wall of glass that looks out to the bay. Built in 1956, it has four bedrooms, five renovated bathrooms and 3,395 square feet over three stories, with wide-plank oak floors throughout.
Views of the water, the marina and the Marin hillsides fill the main level. The living and dining rooms sit beneath vaulted ceilings around a stone-clad fireplace, and both open to a view deck. The kitchen includes a family room and a breakfast area, and its long island has a gas cooktop. Stone counters, a statement hood and custom cabinets with brass hardware finish the room. Beyond it are a breakfast nook with a glass roof and a dining terrace with a built-in grill under mature trees and string lights. There is a wet bar close by.
The primary suite has a walk-in dressing room, a bath tiled in Heath Ceramics and a view of the bay from the bed. A studio with its own bath and separate entrance serves as guest quarters, and a top-floor office with a skylight looks over the marina. The home is moments from downtown Sausalito and the waterfront. The property last sold for $3.43 million in 2024.
The home went under contract nine days after it was listed and sold for $4,300,000, which was $305,000 above its $3.995 million asking price. Alex Hachiya of Sotheby’s International Realty was the listing agent, and The Sell Group of Compass represented the buyer.
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RealtyWire selected these transactions from publicly reported residential sales identified for the calendar week ending Sunday, October 25, 2026. The report may exclude private, off-market, delayed or nondisclosed transactions. Prices, property details and professional representation are reported as available at publication and may be updated following confirmation from transaction participants.
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