385 Cedar Road, Bolinas

Just SoldBolinas · West Marin

Bolinas · July 2026

385 Cedar Rd

Bolinas, CA 94924 · West Marin

Beds

3

Baths

2

Sq Ft

2,001

Lot

0.6 Acres

DOM

19

Closed Sale Price

$2,695,000

July 24, 2026
Bolinas · West Marin
19 Days on Market

Bolinas does not appear on the highway signs. The signs are famously removed by residents as soon as Caltrans puts them up. The town does not want to be found by everyone — only by the right people. 385 Cedar Road is for the right people.

Bolinas occupies a stretch of Marin County coastline at the end of Bolinas Lagoon, accessible by a road whose junction on Highway 1 the town has kept unsigned for decades. The community is small, fiercely independent, famously intentional about its character — a place of surfers, artists, writers, farmers, and people who have made a considered decision to live somewhere that the world has not fully discovered and that the residents intend to keep that way. Property here trades rarely and quietly, and when it does, it is among the most culturally significant real estate transactions in the Bay Area.

385 Cedar Road is a 1971 home of 2,001 square feet on 0.6 acres — a genuine piece of West Marin residential fabric, three bedrooms and two baths organized around the indoor-outdoor life that Bolinas's temperate Pacific climate supports year-round. The property's half-acre lot provides the outdoor scale that Bolinas buyers seek: room for a garden, room for chickens, room for the artist studio or workshop that this town's residents tend to require. The natural setting — oak and California bay laurel, Pacific light filtered through coastal fog — does what West Marin landscapes do and makes daily life feel genuinely different from anywhere else.

The Bolinas market: There are approximately 1,500 housing units in Bolinas. The town has a coastal development permit moratorium that severely limits new construction. What exists is what has always existed — a finite inventory that the market updates perhaps a handful of times per year. The combination of scarcity, intentional community, and West Marin coastal position creates a value dynamic that operates entirely independently of broader Bay Area market trends.

Closed at $2,695,000 — $1,347 per square foot — against an asking price of $2,695,000, a clean full-price result in 19 days. Bolinas does not discount its homes for buyers who hesitate.

Location

Market Snapshot · 2026

Bolinas Supply

Extreme Scarcity

The coastal development moratorium and the community's intentional relationship with limited growth mean Bolinas inventory is essentially fixed — trading once per year per property type, if that.

$2.695M Full-Price Close

Market Depth

A clean full-price close at $2.695M in 19 days reflects the confidence of a seller who understood the market and the conviction of a buyer who understood the opportunity.

West Marin Premium

Irreplaceable Position

Bolinas's position at the edge of the Point Reyes National Seashore, with its direct beach and trail access, creates a lifestyle premium that no inland Marin community can replicate.

0.6 Acre Lot

Rare Scale

Half an acre in Bolinas delivers the outdoor scale — garden, workshop, natural buffer — that the community's lifestyle traditions require and that smaller lots simply cannot provide.

A 3-bedroom, 2,001 sq ft Bolinas home on 0.6 acres — closed at $2,695,000 full-price in 19 days. In a town that removes its highway signs and caps its own development, this is exactly the kind of transaction the Bolinas market produces: quiet, decisive, and reserved for buyers who know what they're looking for.

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