Belvedere Marin County Mansion Once Sawed In Half -- Sold for Almost $11,000,000

1 Jul 2023 · 1 min
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In this short YouTube narration, Austin Klar tells the remarkable history of a nearly 6,000‑square‑foot early‑20th‑century mansion that originally stood in San Francisco’s Pacific Heights, survived the 1906 earthquake, fell into disrepair, and was slated for demolition. Architect Norman Gilroy purchased the property, cut the house in half, and transported it by boat to Belvedere Island in Marin County, where it was reassembled and extensively renovated. The renovated 5‑bedroom, 4.5‑bathroom home now features four fireplaces, a large kitchen, a pool, and a spacious living room, and it sold for just under $11 million. Klar ends with a call to follow him for more Bay Area real‑estate highlights.

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