Austin KlarVanguard Properties · Lawyer Turned Real Estate Agent

Best Places to Live If You're Into Boating in Marin County, California

Name: Best Places to Live If You're Into Boating in Marin County, California
Uploaded: 2023-07-13T01:00:02+00:00
Duration: 56 s
Channel: Austin Klar
Description: In this concise real‑estate lifestyle video, Austin Klar highlights three Marin County communities that cater to boating enthusiasts. He first profiles…

13 Jul 2023 · 1 min

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In this concise real‑estate lifestyle video, Austin Klar highlights three Marin County communities that cater to boating enthusiasts. He first profiles Paradise Cay in Tiburon, a 225‑home, 1960s‑era landfill development on the Tiburon Peninsula featuring private docks—some large enough for 60‑foot yachts—and the Tiburon Yacht Club. Next, he describes the Belvedere Lagoon neighborhood, a 1950s‑built, man‑made lagoon area with about 230 single‑family homes and a few duplexes, situated just west of Tiburon and adjacent to the historic San Francisco Yacht Club, the oldest on the West Coast. Finally, Klar showcases Sausalito’s houseboat community in Richardson Bay, whose popularity surged after the 1906 San Francisco earthquake and again after World War II when shipbuilding scraps were repurposed into floating homes. The video ends with a call‑to‑action encouraging viewers to follow for more Bay Area real‑estate insights.

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Marin County is one of California's best places for boating, and here are 3 communities in Marin that are all about it. First up is Paradise Cay in Tiburon. This 225-home community on the northeast end of the Tiburon Peninsula was built in the 1960s, and it's actually one of the last landfill areas allowed on the San Francisco Bay. Homes in the area have private docks, some of which are big enough to host 60-foot yachts, and it's also home to the Tiburon Yacht Club. Next up is the Belvedere Lagoon, just west of Tiburon in Belvedere. The man-made lagoon neighborhood was developed in the 1950s and is home to 230 single-family homes and a small number of duplexes. Complexes. And the San Francisco Yacht Club, which is the oldest yacht club on the West Coast, is just outside the Lagoon neighborhood. Last up is the houseboat community of Sausalito in Richardson Bay. The 1906 San Francisco earthquake and fires actually spurred the popularity of these floating homes, as many people lost their landlocked homes. And after World War II, their popularity grew even more as people used scraps from shipbuilding to actually build their floating homes. Follow me for more of the best Bay Area real estate.