Build Your Legacy
The Last Unicorn: King Mountain
Just nine miles from the Golden Gate Bridge, this 140+ acre ridgetop parcel, offers its next owner the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to build a legacy residential compound of unimaginable privacy, beauty, and sheer size in southern, unincorporated Marin County, on a panoramic view lot immediately adjoining tens of thousands of acres of open space. The building envelope, on a ridgeline atop of King Mountain, has 360-degree panoramic views of the city of San Francisco, the East Bay, and Marin, as well as unobstructed views of the Bay, Bridges, and of course, Mt. Tamalpias, as well as many of the Bay Area’s most prominent peaks, and surrounding open spaces.
The Bay Area is blessed with entrepreneurs and investors that dream of creating Tech Unicorns… and a talented, brilliant, and inspired few succeed in doing so. 128 Ridgecrest Road; better known as King Mountain, is the Bay Area’s LAST Real Estate equivalent of the Tech Unicorn that so many entrepreneurs and investors dream of creating.
Incredibly, this completely secluded ridgetop paradise is just a few minutes away from shops and restaurants, just four miles from Highway 101, and less than 20 minutes from the Golden Gate Bridge. And yet, it is a million miles away from city living.
In addition to Redwood Groves, Madrones, Oaks, and other native Flora and Fauna, the land enjoys direct access to hundreds of miles of hiking and riding trails, and direct access to tens of thousands of acres of open space.
King Mountain is fully vested and entitled, with approved plans for the construction of a legacy compound in excess of 30,000 square feet, that includes a main residence, guest residence, caretaker’s home and other auxiliary buildings, as well as a large pond, access roads and pathways, vineyards, orchards, horse corrals, and elaborate water features. When complete, the King Mountain Estate will be like no other residential compound in the Bay Area.
There are thousands of view homes in the Bay Area; hundreds of view homes in prestigious neighborhoods; dozens and dozens of private view estates that are owned by the most celebrated, successful, and affluent creative minds of our time: But there is only one King Mountain.
No other estate property in the Bay Area compares. It is truly the last Unicorn.
To learn more, and book your private tour, please contact Steven Mavromihalis at 415-999-1113.
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Features
- The building envelope sits atop the ridgeline of King Mountain, and is accessed through Kent Woodlands; while the land is in both the towns of Kentfield and Larkspur.
- The main build site has breathtaking, 360-degree panoramic views of much of the San Francisco Bay region from distant views of city skylines and bridges and the shimmering bay to the immediacy and majesty of Mount Tamalpias and the surrounding, undeveloped open spaces. Property highlights include Redwood groves, madrone forests and easy access to over 80,000 acres of open space, with a looped hiking trail around the property’s base.
- According to the Seller’s attorneys and consultants, the property is fully vested with approved planning and zoning entitlement for a new single-family residence, and accessory buildings totaling 35,000 square feet.
- The construction plans can be activated within a short time frame through the Marin County Community Development Agency and Marin County Building Permit agency.
- The vested entitlement also includes large areas for landscape and support structures for the exterior areas beyond dwelling improvements, which include a large pond, access roadways, vineyards, water runnel (300 lf), belvedere structure, horse corrals, pathways, and plantings.
- The remaining 110 acres are set aside as a private open space that cannot be developed with structures, and which incorporate a hiking trail with public access which is restricted to the width of the path.
- There are five water wells on-site, one of which has been developed for construction, including tank storage.
- The inner sanctum of some 40-50 acres contains all the building envelopes and is completely fenced while two exit fire trails have been developed. Power is at the entrance gate along with water, gas, and telephone.
- There is an agreement in place with the Public Water Utility so that public water can be delivered to the property at any time.
- The building envelope is accessed through two security gates.
- Planning and Zoning Documentation, Maps and Building Design Plans, and all Entitlement Records can be made available upon request.
