Price for Paradise? This Iconic Waterfront Mansion in NorCal Is $12.5M

The nearly 10-acre property for sale in Northern California’s Paradise Cove thoroughly lives up to its name. The elegant abode recently hit the market for the first time in its nearly 90-year history.

As you can imagine, paradise isn’t cheap. And in the case of this exclusive Tiburon, CA, home, be prepared to plunk down $12.5 million.

The legacy, waterfront property was built in 1936 and offers phenomenal views. It backs up to unspoiled landscape, lined with eucalyptus trees.

The home was expanded in 1954 with an addition designed by award-winning, Yugoslavian architect Theodore Bernardi, a lecturer at the UC Berkeley Department of Architecture between 1954 and 1971.

Inside the home are eight spacious bedrooms and 5.5 baths, many of which offer unobstructed views of the Berkeley Hills.

But the property’s charms extend beyond the main house to its parklike grounds that include a pool, sport court, waterfront beach and deck, workshop, and three-car garage.

The dwelling is protected by a long, gated drive that opens to a large motor court just outside the home.

With two levels of entertaining and dining areas on an expanse of acreage, this harmonious home is just a short distance from favorite area destinations, such as Sausalito and San Francisco.

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