If you're thinking of relocating to Tiburon, California, you may be interested in the unique characteristics that each of the surrounding towns offers. And if you need to commute to San Francisco for work, you might be wondering what your options are. Driving to the Financial District would take you about 16 miles and around 34 minutes, depending on traffic. However, Tiburon has its own ferry terminal near downtown, which offers easy access to low-cost parking. You can catch a direct ferry to the San Francisco financial district every day, and the ride itself only lasts about 25 minutes. The terminal is charming, with a relaxed coastal vibe, quaint architecture, and stunning panoramic views of the shimmering waters. You can take a moment to breathe in the fresh sea air and admire the beauty of the surrounding hills and sailboats gently bobbing in the marina. Once aboard one of the regular ferries departing from Tiburon, you'll embark on a delightful journey across the bay. As you cruise past iconic landmarks and the majestic Golden Gate Bridge, you can sit back, relax, and enjoy the natural splendor of the Bay Area. The commute to San Francisco is not just a means of transportation, but a scenic adventure.

Because of the limited land available for new construction, the real estate market in Marin County is very limited. Over 85% of land in Marin County is open space, by design (or undeveloped). People tend to stay and hold on to properties. Sales have increased during 2021 compared to 2020 (almost double).

21 Marinero Circle has a walk score of 20, meaning it's car-dependent. There are multiple nearby grocery stores, including Woodlands Market which is less than a mile away. Nearby grocery stores such as Whole Foods and Good Earth tend to be focused on healthy food. Because we’re surrounded by water on 3 sides, our residents tend to be physically active, with popular water activities including surfing, kite surfing, windsurfing, sailing, swimming, fishing, and kayaking. Beautiful beaches surround the area. Inland, there are numerous sports such as biking, hiking, racquetball, and tennis. You can get to Mount Tamalpais in only a 29-minute drive from the apartments. At the Tiburon Collective, we have a tennis court as well as swimming pools at each location.

The schools assigned to 21 Marinero Circle include Bel Aire Elementary School, Del Mar Middle School, and Redwood High School. There are many other schools in the area including private schools.

All units do have in-unit laundry including a washer and dryer.

21 Marinero Circle is in the 94920 neighborhood in Belvedere Tiburon, CA. If you are interested in considering a move to Marin County, we would be interested in discussing your options for living at The Tiburon Collective. Reach out and we can send you floor plans, and photos, and provide a guided walkthrough in person or by video.

Well-mannered pets are welcome at The Tiburon Collective! We are proud to be the #1 pet-friendly apartments in Tiburon (3 locations). Dogs and cats are allowed. Ask about other animals. We also have a dedicated pet area at each of our properties, along with easy access to trails and walking paths.

The weather in Marin County is quite temperate. We don’t have extremes like snow or ice, and very low humidity because of our proximity to the ocean. The daily average temperature tends to be in the 70s from spring to fall. During winter the temperatures may hit the 40s or 50s. And the hottest summer days are in the 80s. Because Marin is surrounded on 3 sides by water, our area tends to receive cooling breezes in the afternoon. Marin County, and Tiburon specifically, benefits from weather that is very predictable and comfortable.