83 Hatzic Court

Some homes impress you. Others change the way you feel the moment you arrive. Tucked at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac in Larkspur's Madrone Canyon, 83 Hatzic Court is a rare private retreat where architecture, nature and effortless indoor-outdoor living come together just minutes from downtown. Surrounded by mature trees and the beauty of Mt. Tam, the home feels wonderfully removed from the world. Mornings begin with coffee overlooking the canyon. Walls of glass open the living spaces to expansive decks and fresh mountain air. Evenings invite dinner outside, a soak in the cedar hot tub, or simply a glass of wine as the light changes over Mt. Tam. It is the kind of place that makes coming home feel like getting away. Inside, the home is warm, sophisticated and remarkably livable. A thoughtful, studs-up transformation created contemporary spaces designed around light, views and connection to the outdoors. The kitchen, finished with Carrara marble and premium appliances, opens naturally to the main living and entertaining areas. Bi-fold doors dissolve the boundary between inside and out, while radiant heat and carefully selected natural materials bring comfort and understated luxury throughout. The flexible floor plan includes three bedrooms, two and a half baths and two dedicated officesequally suited to family life, working from home, guests or creative space. A main-level primary suite offers privacy and ease, while a two-car garage provides a convenience rarely found in homes with this much character and connection to nature. Outside, Ipe decks, the built-in cedar hot tub, surrounding redwoods and nearby trails create an experience that feels distinctly Marin: peaceful, active, beautiful and deeply connected to the landscape. And yet the magic of Hatzic is that privacy does not require isolation. Downtown Larkspurwith its restaurants, cafs, shops and communityis only minutes away. 83 Hatzic isn't simply a beautifully renovated home. It's a place to exhale. A private corner of Marin where life slows down, the outdoors becomes part of every day, and coming home can feel a little like being on vacation.