Sold for $3,025,000
4 Bedroom | 3 Bathroom | 2,607± Sq Ft | 8,999± Sq Ft Lot
Represented by Susannah Searson & Allie Fornesi
A Renovated Homestead Valley Home with Room to Spread Out
Built in 1940 and updated with care over many years, 83 Homestead Boulevard balances its history with how people live now. Beamed ceilings and skylights draw light into the living room, family room, and dining area. A gas fireplace anchors the main living space and makes it warm and grounded.
The kitchen has been fully remodeled around a generous island, with built-in refrigeration and a breakfast area that catches the morning. On the main level, the primary suite includes its own bath and an adjoining office, a quiet place to work just steps from the rest of the day. Downstairs, a relaxed gathering space leads to the guest bedrooms, giving the house a natural sense of separation.
Outside, a deck opens to a yard that wraps around the house and to a newly landscaped stretch of flat lawn. The front entry was also reworked, so the house feels settled and cared for from the moment you arrive.
From here, downtown Mill Valley, the Lumberyard, and the trailheads are all close by. It is a house that holds onto its character and still makes everyday life feel easy.
Living the Mill Valley Lifestyle
There’s something special about life in Mill Valley — the way mornings start with mist rolling off Mount Tam and end with dinner under the redwoods. From trailheads to coffee at The Depot, it’s a town that balances small-town charm with big character. You’re minutes from local favorites like Playa Mill Valley, Hook Fish Co., and Equator Coffees, plus endless hikes, coastal escapes, and a community that knows how to slow down and live well.
Explore the Mill Valley Guide for our edit of where to eat, shop, and get outside — plus local schools, hidden gems, and everything that makes this town feel like home.
Downtown Mill Valley
The Mill Valley Lumberyard
