Living in Mill Valley, California | Top 8 Pros and Cons to Know Before You Move | Homes of Marin
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- Thinking of moving to Mill Valley, CA? Or just curious, or thinking of visiting Southern Marin County?
Learn what living in Mill Valley California is like, popular things to do in Mill Valley, what I love...and a few things I hate about Mill Valley.
Are you thinking of moving to Mill Valley or relocating to Marin? Just looking for regions or states with mild four seasons? Are you looking for the best places to live to commute to San Francisco? Looking to find the best places to live in California for families, and are curious about Mill Valley Public Schools or Marin parks? This is the video for you to watch! There are many options of things to do in Marin, and Mill Valley is far from an exception. Whether visiting Marin County beaches, hiking Mount Tamalpais or coastal trails, visiting vintage downtown Mill Valley stores, the best restaurants in Mill Valley, mountain biking or trail riding, boating on the SF Bay, or want a night out dining outdoors - Mill Valley has a lot of options either within or in close proximity.
I’ve been living in Marin County, California, and helping clients move to Marin, for over 35 years. Let me be your guide to your next adventure.
Jeff Sterley - Homes of Marin
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Jeff is a full-time Realtor® in the San Francisco North Bay in California. Jeff specializes in Marin County, California, but through his valuable network he can connect you to the best advocates anywhere within or beyond the San Francisco Bay. Jeff’s client-oriented, “tell-it-like-it-is” approach has led the way for HUNDREDS of buyers and sellers to achieve their real estate goals. He believes the keys to success are:
1. Treating each client as if they’re the only client
2. Staying on top of technical and legal knowledge, as well as market inventory and values
3. His proven NO STONE UNTURNED system - As a seller, Jeff creates a dynamic campaign to target the broadest buying audience. As a buyer, Jeff knows where the real gems are and has the relationships needed to stay competitive in a sellers market.
If you are moving within the Bay Area, relocating to Marin County cities/towns, or moving out of the Bay - I can smooth the process for you. Contact me early to save yourself the stress! Email me at jeff.sterley@homesofmarin.com or call/text 415.359.4871
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I can tell you have amazing integrity! Love this!
I used to live in Mill Valley in the 50s and as kids we'd play in the Old Mill Park. We later moved to San Rafael where my mother was an escrow officer and closed deals for the famous rock artists of the day in the 60s and 70s. Great video.
Chances are I may have known your mother. Thanks for the compliment
So informative. Great video in considering Mill Valley.
What a wonderfully, balanced, thorough introduction to living in Mill Valley. Thank you, Jeff.
Mill Valley of the 80's and into the 90's was a really nice place. Downtown was not crowded ever, and there was always a curbside parking spot. Restaurants were numerous and great. The Avevue Grill legendary. Ino Sushi was too. Then the town tried to capitalize on the real-estate, built it up geared to the very affluent (rich snobs) and the vibe changed to smarmy.
Overall, too many people and cars everywhere including all the way up into the hills and canyons for it to be livable anymore.
We love Mill Valley and Marin in general. We've spent lots of time there over the years given a family connection. However, we could never afford what we have in western New York. So we live here and vacation there.
Great work, so informative
Fabulous video! I adore trips to this area from Vancouver! Another gorgeous place!!
Good information Jeff! Should have these for all the areas that Buyers can view before looking in different areas, particularly when they are not familiar.
I am working on it - I do have the 10 pros and cons of moving to Marin County available
I love Mill Valley ❤ I lived there for 1,2 years
Very safe, I love the community! It’s perfect for families ! The only thing I hateee it’s some narrow streets with car of the both sides parked, and also the super up hills inside of mill Valley that I always stressed…but if u don’t mind will be perfect for u bc the views are the best there! My fav playgrounds there it’s Boyle park u can play tenis, freeman park, old mill park, very close to Sausalito ❤❤❤❤ and the Stinson beach
30 min to San Francisco
I really love Mill Valley
Excellent input ❤
As a native Las Vegas resident that temperature chart looked heavenly.
well. come on down✌
Great info and well done. I enjoyed this very much. Keep it coming.
Much appreciated :)
it’s very different than the old days, it has moved beyond affluent now to ultra wealthy.. most nice homes are $5 million plus.. that’s ultra rich
No question that prices are high… But many, many amenities
Thank you for sharing your videos. Could you do a video of public transportation at Mill Valley. Planning book a hotel in the area and taking public transportation to go SF & Golden Gate Park.
Pls do share. 👍 good idea
Love this city!
Me too!!
To clarify, those with and without have coexisted, sharing peace and joy since day one. It's the millenial a-types in the finance industry with their shopping bags and blinders who muck it up.
All the old timers that used to go to the 2am club have passed,only the yuppies left.😢
I am loving that we don’t have big box stores and main chain restaurants- nobody needs or likes this kind of stuff
Like the easy but deep expressing, thank you for the video.
Looks nice but definitely need a Home Depot.
Are there as well? Just a few miles north