105 Wildomar Street, Mill Valley

Just SoldMill Valley · Marin County

Mill Valley · October 2025

105 Wildomar St

Mill Valley, CA 94941 · Miller / Molino

Beds

3

Baths

3

Sq Ft

2,259

DOM

32

$/Sq Ft

$664

Closed Sale Price

$1,500,000

October 3, 2025
Mill Valley · Marin County
32 Days on Market

Nestled among majestic redwoods on a corner lot, five minutes from downtown Mill Valley — a 1956 craftsman with a wraparound porch, pine-inlaid vaulted ceilings, a classic brick fireplace, French doors to a deck, two sunlit turrets, and a primary suite with views of the forest canopy. This is what Mill Valley's Bucoluxe soul looks like.

There is a category of Mill Valley home that the market does not produce on demand — a property where the architecture has personality, where the building and the landscape have grown together over decades, and where the experience of arriving is genuinely different from arriving at any other address in the neighborhood. 105 Wildomar Street is that category, fully realized: a 1956 craftsman-style home on a corner lot in the Miller/Molino neighborhood, nestled among majestic redwoods five minutes from downtown, that has retained its architectural soul through every change of ownership.

The wraparound porch announces the home's intentions before you enter — a shaded outdoor room that frames the surrounding redwood landscape and delivers the transition from street to sanctuary that good craftsman architecture always prioritizes. Inside, the living room continues the argument: pine-inlaid vaulted ceilings, a classic brick fireplace, original hardwood floors, skylights, and French doors that open to the deck and merge interior and exterior with the seamlessness that the neighborhood's outdoor lifestyle requires.

Two turrets create the home's most memorable interior moments — architectural features that channel natural light from above through high ceilings, flooding individual rooms with the dappled quality of light filtering through the redwood canopy outside. The dining room has been expanded to create genuine entertaining scale; the U-shaped kitchen invites hosting with natural connection to the dining and living areas. Hardwood floors and pine paneling throughout add warmth without heaviness.

The layout: A unique three-level configuration where each floor contains a bedroom and a full bath — one of which serves as a wood-burning stove office space on the main level; the primary retreat on the upper level with stunning views into the redwood canopy. An additional open office sits in one of the turrets on the main level, capturing streaming morning light. This is the kind of home where the floor plan is an experience, not an exercise.

Closed at $1,500,000 — $664 per square foot for 2,259 square feet of craftsman character that Mill Valley's market rarely surfaces. Thirty-two days on market.

Location

Market Snapshot · 2025

1956 Craftsman

Architectural Rarity

Authentic 1956 craftsman-style homes with wraparound porches, pine vaulted ceilings, brick fireplaces, and architectural turrets represent a specific category of Mill Valley property that the market produces rarely and prices consistently above comparable square footage.

Redwood Setting

Landscape Premium

A corner lot position nestled among majestic redwoods in the Miller/Molino neighborhood delivers the forest privacy that Mill Valley buyers move here specifically to find — a setting that cannot be created after the fact.

$664/Sq Ft

Value Entry

At $664/sq ft for 2,259 sq ft of authentic 1956 craftsman character with redwood forest setting and five-minute proximity to downtown Mill Valley, this result represents exceptional square footage value for buyers who recognize the architectural category.

Two Turrets

Irreplaceable Detail

Architectural turrets in a 1956 craftsman are not a replicable feature — they exist because a builder in 1956 chose to include them. Their presence, and the quality of light they create, is the kind of detail that makes a home's character genuinely its own.

A 1956 craftsman on a corner lot among majestic redwoods — wraparound porch, pine vaulted ceilings, brick fireplace, French doors to deck, two sunlit turrets, and a primary retreat with forest views — closed at $1,500,000 in 32 days. Mill Valley's most authentic residential character, at a price-per-foot that the market rarely produces.

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