Find the newest Panoramic - Muir Woods homes for sale & real estate listings in Mill Valley, CA below! The Muir Woods neighborhood in Mill Valley, CA represents the small residential area that sits just outside the Muir Wood National Monument—a Marin County attraction that’s dubbed the world’s most visited redwood park and nature preserve. As you can imagine, homes for sale near Muir Woods take full advantage of the stunning and scenic beauty that surrounds this incredible landscape, with most offering spectacular views of not only the dense wooded terrain nearby but also outlooks that span all the way out to the Richmond/San Rafael Bridge and the Belvedere/Tiburon Bay in some cases. For information about Panoramic - Muir Woods neighborhood properties for sale or to schedule a private home showing, contact your Marin County real estate experts today.
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Unofficially, the Muir Woods neighborhood boundaries stretch from Laguna Creek to the north, Edgewood Avenue until about Daffodil Lane to the east, and the Muir Woods National Monument open space to the south and east. Most of the residential development in the Muir Woods area lies on or around Panoramic Highway, which is the one primary major roadway that travels through this particular part of Mill Valley. Because the Muir Woods neighborhood covers such a broad area, home styles vary quite a bit, ranging from vintage two-bedroom/three-bathroom ranch-style homes to relatively newer four-bedroom/four-bathroom houses with over 3,000 square feet of total living space.
