Mill Valley CA Real Estate & Commercial for Sale

407 Maple Street presents a rare opportunity to acquire a boutique rental community located in Mill Valley, a charming city located in Marin County, CA. This property sits on an ample 7,750 square-foot lot with a net retable square footage of 2,834 (per county assessor). Built in 1967, the property is comprised of a mix of recently renovated studio and one-bedroom floor plans with plenty of tuck under and street parking. The unit mix consists of five (5) studios and one (1) one-bedroom/one-bathroom unit. Assumable financing with Chase Bank at 3.13% for 3 years.

Probably to most recognizable downtown Mill Valley property. Anchored by 3 long term ground floor retail tenants. Spectacular second floor office is vacant and is ready to be leased or occupied by a new owner. The City might consider an apartment conversion for the second floor. Confirm directly with the City. Large basement appears to be occupied exclusively by Equator Coffee.

Property includes 4,419 square feet of boutique office space on a large 24,225SFparcel, making it an ideal choice for both owner/users and investors. Designation as one of Mill Valley's preferred development sites, allowing for the development of Mill Valley's premier residential properties in the future. For investors or an owner/user, this represents a rare chance to secure the finest boutique owner/user office building in Mill Valley's best location. Its serene and private Redwood Grove setting, mere steps away from Mill Valley's Lytton Square and Mill Valley Depot Caf, offers unmatched appeal. Developers, on the other hand, will find the property to be a coveted in-fill location in downtown Mill Valley, presenting a rare opportunity to build within the City's core downtown location. Current Mill Valley development guidelines, allowing for a maximum density of up to twenty residential units. The final count will depend on design and consultation with the City of Mill Valley, although there are currently no specific plans or development proposals in place. This is an exceptional opportunity for owner/users, investors, and developers alike.

In the Heart of Mill Valley 1 block from Mill Valley Lumber and 3 blocks to downtown sits 2 Homes totaling 4,095 sqft on one lot with a retail space option! Renovated in 2011, both homes are move-in ready and have tons of potential for enlarging and customizing. The 2915 sqft home was completely redone and has radiant heating, ADA, sprinklers, lots of storage, and 1 off-street parking spot. The 865 sqft Cottage was modestly updated and last rented for $4,500. 'Limited commercial' zoning means that either or both homes can have a small to large retail business run out of them. Main house was last used as live/work office space; cottage once had a seamstress shop in the street-side room.

A well established and institutionally maintained Premier Wellness and Healing Arts Center located in the charming city of Mill Valley and noted within one of the strongest demographic areas in the country. Consisting of 2 separate buildings with combined 10,670 rsf, atop a 1/2 acre lot. The anchor tenant Camino Alto Veterinary Hospital and has been a mainstay for 20+ years benefiting from its trophy location. The balance of the property is accommodating to an array of additional wellness practitioners and business professionals within a peaceful sense of community. The individual office suites have been tastefully upgraded as the community continues to improve through a grand revisioning process evolving into a premier wellness center. Complete with hrdwd flrng, designer carpeting, upgraded window shades, custom light fixtures and dual pane windows throughout. Diverse rent roll and a variety of suite sizes mitigates roll over and downtime risks. All tenants have shared access to lush outdoor courtyards and meeting space as well as ample on-site parking. The city of Mill Valley has approved this property for re-purposing into a live-work or mixed-use project. Provides unique opportunity to create additional residential units to regions housing shortage