Some properties are defined by the house. Others by the land. At 130 Tiburon Bay, the magic comes from the way the two have evolved together. Set beneath mature avocado trees with wide mountain views in the distance, this beautifully remodeled farmhouse feels romantic, relaxed, and wonderfully removed from the expected. There is a sense of discovery everywhere—a trellis leading toward the gardens, lights strung between trees, a quiet place to sit beneath the orchard canopy, another path tempting you around the corner. Nothing feels overly planned, yet somehow every space feels exactly where it belongs.
DETAILS
Offered at $24, 250,000
5 Acres ±
5,398 ± Total sq ft
6 Bedrooms
6 Full bathrooms
3 Half bathrooms
The main residence has the warmth and familiarity of a classic farmhouse, thoughtfully remodeled for contemporary living without losing its character. A deep covered porch stretches along the house, creating an outdoor room in its own right and setting the tone for the property: doors open, meals linger, and much of life naturally finds its way outside.
Inside, the floor plan is both comfortable and unusually flexible. Two en suite bedrooms are located on the main level, including the primary suite, allowing much of the home to live easily on one floor.
Two additional en suite bedrooms upstairs provide private accommodations for family and guests. Throughout, the interiors feel warm and collected rather than overly finished—a natural counterpart to the informality and character of the grounds.
Beyond the main house, a collection of additional structures expands the possibilities. A separate bunkhouse with a full bath offers a playful place for overflow guests, children, or long weekends with a full house, while two exterior powder rooms make outdoor entertaining and events remarkably easy. The guest house has the character of an old barn, complete with a lofted bedroom and an atmosphere entirely its own. Together, these spaces allow people to spread out across the property while remaining connected to the larger experience of being there.
And it is the experience of the land that makes Tiburon Bay so memorable.
Mature avocado trees create a canopy across portions of the property, while productive orchards, garden beds, trellises, and informal pathways give the grounds texture and depth. The landscape doesn't reveal itself all at once. It unfolds. One moment opens to big views of the mountains; another feels completely tucked away beneath the trees. There are places for morning coffee, long lunches, afternoon reading, dinner under the lights, and conversations that continue well after everyone intended to go home.
The pool sits naturally within the landscape, surrounded by the kind of relaxed outdoor spaces that encourage bare feet and unhurried afternoons. Garden beds invite vegetables, flowers, and whatever else someone feels inspired to grow. The covered porch becomes a natural gathering place, while the orchards and mature trees provide a constantly changing backdrop of light, shadow, and greenery.
On top of the incredible natural beauty and high-quality construction, this estate is more than just a pretty face. With a working avocado ranch and a long, profitable history of exclusive private events and high-end brand photo shoots, 130 Tiburon is a working income property in its own right. Whether as a business venture or a hobby, the economic history of the property is a compelling aspect to the offering.
For all its beauty, 130 Tiburon Bay isn't precious. That may be its greatest charm. It is a property meant to be used—to garden, swim, gather, explore, entertain, relax, and disappear for a while. The farmhouse provides its heart, but the life of the property extends far beyond its walls, into the orchards, beneath the trellises, around the pool, and through countless small outdoor spaces that make the land feel intimate despite its sense of openness.
Romantic without being formal and polished without losing its personality, 130 Tiburon Bay has the rare quality of feeling both transporting and completely comfortable. It is less a collection of amenities than a world of its own—a farmhouse, barn-like guest house, bunkhouse, gardens, orchards, pool, porches, and mountain views woven together into a place that invites you to stay outside a little longer, wander a little farther, and settle in.