See today's Sycamore Park homes for sale & Mill Valley real estate listings below. Located just south of Tamalpais Park and bounded by Miller Avenue, Locust Avenue, Camino Alto, and East Blithedale Avenue, Sycamore Park is a quiet residential community that most potential home buyers find appealing because of its terrific location and the great value you’re likely to find when it comes to available real estate. For information about Sycamore Park neighborhood properties for sale or to schedule a private home showing, contact your Marin County real estate experts today.
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Homes immediately north of Sycamore Park, which are part of the Tamalpais Park neighborhood, are generally a bit more expensive because they’re larger (in most cases) and closer to downtown Mill Valley. But if you don't mind being just a few blocks further from the charming downtown streets and also don't mind living in a slightly older and perhaps slightly smaller home, there’s certainly plenty of great deals to be had right here in Mill Valley’s one-and-only Sycamore Park neighborhood.
And speaking of location, there's also a few clear-cut advantages to living in Sycamore Park over Tamalpais Park, starting with a Whole Foods being situated basically right across Miller Avenue from Sycamore Park’s location. Homeowners here also have a few local restaurants and taverns to frequent once becoming a part of he neighborhood, but above all, it’s still all about the housing. From cottages and bungalows to cute Spanish-inspired designs, if you can’t find something you like in Mill Valley's Sycamore Park neighborhood, chances are it probably doesn’t exist.
