Captivating Contemporary Home in Sausalito, California | Sotheby's International Realty

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121 Toyon Lane is a story of Bay Area modernism and the collective vision of three talented architects. Inspired by the dramatic Case Study Houses of Los Angeles, Sausalito’s hillside terrain and sensational views of the San Francisco Bay became an exciting ‘design laboratory’ for a regional architectural movement, the Second Bay Tradition. Toyon Lane was originally designed in 1955 by the UC Berkeley trained, modernist architect Roger Lee. The home captured his graceful signature use of linear walls of glass and redwood siding. In 2000, award-winning architect Robert Swatt updated the original design in a triumphant recapitulation of Lee’s idealized concept. Under the current ownership, Julie Dowling of Dowling Studios, has elegantly refined Swatt’s vision with her restrained modernist hand to deliver in-demand, contemporary interiors for the most discerning design connoisseur.
Additional amenities include two car side/side carport, two secured storage rooms, home alarm system, ten minute drive time to San Francisco, and prime view location. With immediate access to the boutique shops and restaurants of Sausalito and the world-class boating marinas, 121 Toyon Lane offers a lifestyle that rates year after year on the international lists of most desirable vacation destinations.
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[@creativeidea7448]

My dream house

[@JoeNielsen44]

I'm usually not impressed much by modern design but this one is beautiful and the location is perfect!

[@katgrey6239]

Gorgeous home!

[@raytona2411]

Perfect for a third property. Thinking of converting it into a music studio/retreat. Thanks

[@jackirichard414]

Hello. Beautiful home. 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

[@chrissylvadasocalhomes]

Beautiful!

[@christopherlynnjohnson2706]

A Gem .....

[@ohroonoko]

The only problem with Sausalito is there’s really no great places to dine anywhere on that peninsula, not even up to San Rafael. You really have to cross the GG bridge every time you want fine dining. It’s an $8 toll which is pretty annoying even if you’re wealthy.

[@lilkente]

sounds like business opportunity to me

[@michaeljcarneyjr.6187]

Another glass box with no character and the silly sterile look as if no one lives here.