622 Locust Street, Sausalito
622 Locust St
Sausalito, CA 94965 · Marin County
Sausalito · Marin County
Off Market · 0 DOM
Two houses. Two addresses. One street-to-street Sausalito lot. A historic 1915 main home on Locust with Bay and marina views. A separate cottage on Filbert. Three terraced patios and a lush garden in between. Close to Caledonia Street, shops, restaurants, and the ferry. Sold off-market — zero days on the MLS.
Sausalito's street-to-street lots are the most distinctively Sausalito real estate concept that exists: parcels that span between two streets on the hillside, offering two addresses, two separate structures, and the particular magic of a terraced garden landscape that connects them. 622 Locust Street is exactly this — a quintessential Sausalito property in the most precise sense of that word, on a block of the Caledonia Street neighborhood where the character of old Sausalito is most intact.
The main home is a 1915 brown-shingle in the Sausalito tradition — the building style that defines the neighborhood's architectural identity and that Sausalito has maintained through successive renovations with a fidelity to material and character that no other Bay Area coastal town has matched. Four bedrooms. Two baths. Bay and marina views. An updated kitchen with modern conveniences. Floor-to-ceiling windows that frame the water and the hillside. The kind of home where the views and the light change throughout the day and the year in ways that make daily life feel genuinely cinematic.
Three terraced patios descend through the garden between Locust and Filbert — outdoor rooms at different elevations, each with its own relationship to the view and the landscape, each ideal for different moments of the day. The separate cottage on Filbert is a fully independent residence: a complete living unit with its own entrance, its own address, and its own relationship to the garden and the hill.
Sold off-market. Zero days on the MLS. Closed at $2,950,000 — $1,242 per square foot — against a $2,395,000 original asking price, representing a 23% over-original-price result through relationship-driven real estate.