108 Pepper Avenue, Larkspur

Oct 19

Offered for $10,100,000
5 Bedroom | 4.5 Bathroom | 5,115± Sq Ft | 0.33± Acre Lot
Represented by Julia Fitzpatrick

A Shingle-Style Estate in Lower Palm Hill, Blocks from Downtown Larkspur

There is a particular kind of East Coast house that seems built for long summers and full tables. 108 Pepper Avenue brings that tradition to lower Palm Hill. It is a shingle-style home in the spirit of the Hamptons, rebuilt in 2008 and set on a third of an acre a few blocks from downtown Larkspur.

The house is designed on a gracious, traditional scale, with formal rooms that feel generous without feeling formal. Three separate family rooms let a household spread out, gather, or retreat as the day calls for it. Fireplaces warm both the living room and a family room. The kitchen, finished in marble, centers on a large island and opens to a breakfast area, with a pantry and wine storage close at hand.

Upstairs, the primary suite feels like a private wing. A sitting area opens to a balcony, and the marble bath has a deep soaking tub and radiant floors underfoot. Outside, the grounds are mostly level and carefully composed: a wide sweep of lawn, a bocce court, an outdoor kitchen, a quiet meditation garden, fruit trees, and hydrangea beds designed by an award-winning landscape designer. Two possible pool sites leave room for whatever comes next.

Larkspur has beautiful homes, but few offer this kind of scale and this much garden, this close to town. Here, the grounds matter as much as the house, and that combination is what makes a home stay with you.

Living the Larkspur Lifestyle

Life in Larkspur has a way of feeling both tucked away and connected. Downtown unfolds beneath the redwoods, with coffee at Equator, pastries on the patio at Emporio Rulli, and evenings that might include dinner at Picco or a film at the historic Lark Theater. Trails wind into Baltimore Canyon and the Mount Tam watershed, while the Marin Country Mart brings together Saturday farmers markets, waterfront dining, and some of Marin’s best shopping. The ferry is close, San Francisco is within easy reach, and yet daily life here feels grounded in nature, neighborhood, and a genuine sense of community.

Explore the Larkspur Guide for our favorite places to eat, shop, and get outside, along with local schools, neighborhood notes, and everything we love about living here.