69 Eucalyptus Knoll St

Mill Valley, CA 94941

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Beds	Baths	Average SF
2 Bedrooms 2 Bedrooms 2 Br	2 Baths 2 Baths 2 Ba	1,372 SF

About This Property

Large one level upper unit condo with two bedrooms each with an ensuite full bathroom. Ample closet space, full kitchen with stainless steel appliances and kitchen eating area, living room with wood burning fireplace and sliding glass door out to deck overlooking common park, some water and mountin views, washer and dryer, one covered parking stall with storage in shared garage and one assigned uncovered parking stall. Other fetures incldude: in-unit washer and dryer, common pool, hot tub, BBQ area, and tennis courts. No smokers or pets please. One year or two year lease. Rent includes water, trash, HOA dues and sewer fee paid by Owner. Renters are required to have renter’s insurance. If there are terms or requirements that are missing critical to you in renting this property, you are responsible for verifying before leasing the property. The Landlord is only responsible for the terms in the lease. Sometimes popular syndication sites publish inaccurate rental info without our knowledge. We're responsible for ads on our website only; we can't offer the same guarantee of accuracy for any of our ads syndicated on other sites. To view this unit, please call Tamalpais Property Management at (CA DRE #01204996)

69 Eucalyptus Knoll St is a condo located in Marin County and the 94941 ZIP Code.

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69 Eucalyptus Knoll St, Mill Valley,

CA 94941

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City - Mill Valley

Tucked just north of San Francisco across the Golden Gate Bridge, Mill Valley sits at the base of Mount Tamalpais in one of Marin County's most sought-after settings. The city covers roughly five square miles, with wooded canyons, second-growth redwood groves, and coastal marshlands shaping its geography and defining its unhurried character. Muir Woods National Monument borders the city, and the annual Dipsea Race starts right in town, a nod to the outdoorsy identity that has long anchored life here. Despite its small population of around 14,000 residents, it carries an outsized sense of place rooted in decades of artistic culture and environmental awareness.

Neighborhoods here range from flat, walkable stretches near the downtown core along Throckmorton and Miller Avenues to quiet canyon homes tucked deep into the hillside tree cover.

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