Look no further.  Fabulous opportunity to buy a stylish, custom floating home in Sausalito. Situated at the end of South Forty Dock, boasting unobstructed bay views, this highly sought after houseboat has never before been available. With nautically inspired architecture, the design is all about bringing natural light into the space. The teak-lined barrel ceilings are gorgeous and add height and volume throughout. Enter the front door and you’re immediately captivated by the water views. The living space has custom, teak built-in furniture creating a perfect entertaining and conversation area. There is an adjacent dining area and a pair of accordion, glass doors that take you out to the balcony. Step down into the kitchen which is retro and stylish in the best way. Upstairs another terrific living space with windows on all four sides, that capture the water views, the charm of the houseboat community and of course Mt Tamalpais. This is a great second sitting room, or perhaps a home office. 

A few steps down from the living area is the primary bedroom. Also with vaulted ceilings and clearstory windows, this room is flooded with light, but affords terrific privacy. There is a set of built-ins along one wall, as well as a custom built in bed. The bathroom has beautiful wood cabinetry, period tiles and mirrors to create a greater sense of space.   

 On the lowest level, there is a generous second bedroom that can be closed off for privacy. Also on this level, a large walk in closet, as well as laundry and the mechanicals.

The community of South 40 Dock will take your breath away. The charm, style and uniqueness are unparalleled. A world away tucked out on the bay, but close to all of the amazing amenities that Sausalito and San Francisco have to offer.

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Neighborhood

Sausalito offers some the best views of San Francisco that Marin County has to offer. Stroll along the bayfront promenade on a weekend, and you'll hear the languages of visitors who come to Sausalito from all over the world. Tourists come for the Sausalito Art Festival, its hidden walks, its funky houseboat colonies, its seafood, and unforgettable views. 

Sausalito’s Bridgeway is home to pleasant Dunphy Park, while the local library and Studio 333, a warehouse-sized art gallery, are a few blocks away. Food runs the gamut from Sushi Ran to Smitty's Bar -- where the bartender knows you your name and the kitchen serves up a delicious and cheeseburger and fries. Increasingly, Sausalito is home to new media and green-tech entrepreneurs who have traded in the Silicon Valley commute for a walk to headquarters along the Waterfront and Marinship District. Located just north of the Golden Gate Bridge, Sausalito boasts quick access to San Francisco by car, bus, ferry, or bike.

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