6 Inman Avenue, Kentfield
Sold for $2,250,000
3 Bedrooms | 2 Bathrooms | 1,608± Sq Ft | 0.13± Acre Lot
Represented by Julia Fitzpatrick
A 1921 Original on the Flats of Kentfield
Built in 1921, 6 Inman Avenue is one of the early homes in the Kentfield Park tract, part of the level, tree-shaded grid close to the heart of Kentfield. It is a three-bedroom, two-bath home of 1,608 square feet on a 0.13-acre lot, a century-old house that has kept its place on one of Kentfield's quieter blocks.
A fireplace sits at the heart of the main living space, the kind of original anchor that gives a house of this vintage its character. With three bedrooms and two baths across 1,608 square feet, the plan offers room to settle in now and a solid canvas for future updates.
The 5,600-square-foot lot gives the house a yard of its own, the kind of level ground that is valued in a town where so much land runs uphill. A one-car garage handles parking and storage, and central heating keeps the house comfortable through Kentfield's cool, green winters.
Kentfield's appeal is how much is close by. College of Marin's campus and its pool and track are minutes away, Bon Air Center covers groceries and coffee, and the Corte Madera Creek path runs east toward Larkspur. Ross Commons and the trails around Phoenix Lake are a short drive, and Larkspur's Magnolia Avenue and the ferry put dinner and the city within easy reach. A rare original on level ground in the middle of it all.
