Marin's Most Expensive Homes

In 2015, Marin County once again broke real estate records when multiple historic homes went on the market and were promptly scooped up for mind-blowing prices. A considerable number were on Golden Gate and Belvedere Avenues in Belvedere, including the piece de resistance.

Below are the top 10 most expensive homes sold in Marin County last year.

# 10. 44 Golden Gate Avenue, Belvedere Sale Price: $7.89 million and a stunning waters-edge view of the City and Golden Gate Bridge

#9. 1910 Straits View Avenue, Tiburon Sale Price: $8.19 million

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#8. This stunning home at 44 Makin Grade in Kentfield sold for $8.96 million.

Photo credits: Jason Wells Photography

#7. Nestled against the hills, 12 Canyon Road in Ross went for a cool $9.3 million.

#6. This modern home at 1925 Straits View Avenue in Tiburon sold for $10.1 million.

#5. With views across the Bay of the City lights, 1 Cliff Road in Belvedere claimed a sale price of $10.5 million.

#4. Another beauty on Golden Gate in Belvedere. This one sold for $10.5 million.

#3. Tucked in a secluded spot on the water, this property at 125 Belvedere Avenue in Belvedere went for $13 million.

#2. Another majestic mansion on Belvedere Avenue set on its own private cliff overlooking the Bay. This one commanded $15.49 million.

#1. And at the top of Marin's most expensive homes sold in 2015 is Locksley Hall at 440 Golden Gate Avenue in Belvedere. Price tag? $47.5 million.

SoMa Clock Tower Penthouse Up for Grabs

San Francisco's SoMa clock tower was an addition to a massive factory at Second and Bryant Streets, then occupied by Schmidt Lithograph Corporation. Schmidt was the City's biggest employer and the largest printer on the West Coast. As such, the tower symbolized San Francisco's economic prowess. 

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The warehouse property has been reimagined over its 94 years and in 1993, it was renovated, becoming a modern live-work loft concept with 127 units designed by David Baker. The penthouse Clock Tower loft, by far the crown jewel of the building, is on the market for the first time in 23 years. 

View of the inner workings of the clock from inside the iconic tower.

A two bedroom, two bath  3,000 square foot residence with exclusive access to the 3-stories that comprise the Clock Tower, this home is priced at $8.5 million. The home also includes a modern kitchen and spacious living room with glass-enclosed fireplace. Exposed brick walls and cathedral ceilings with exposed steel beams harken back to the building's industrial past.

From the wrap-around deck outside you can see AT&T Park, all of SoMa, and the downtown skyline. The property also provides an unparalleled view of the Bay Bridge.

Can you see yourself living in this one-of-a-kind home? Contact The Costa Group if you'd like to schedule a private showing.