211 Laurel Grove Avenue, Kentfield, CA 94904

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$3,995,000

bedrooms

bathrooms

square feet

2,974

Acreage

0.3903

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year built

1978

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Half Baths

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Located at the end of a private drive on a 17,000 square foot lot, adjacent to The Priory, you'll find 211 Laurel Grove, built by renown architect, Hal Weiss as his personal residence. Surrounded by hillside gardens and total privacy, this property comes with a rare founding members charter membership to The Priory and your own private gate to the club, expanding your outdoor useable space by acres of land, including pool, tennis courts and landscaped grounds. The primary suite with bathroom and steam shower, 3 guest bedrooms, 2 guest baths, remodeled kitchen, all living spaces and a detached office are found on the first floor. True Single Level living. Above the large 2-car garage is a roughly 400 square foot rec room or 5th bedroom with ensuite bath. Beautfully designed with walls of glass and skylights throughout to take in all of the natural surroundings and impeccably maintained, this home is offered exlcusively for the first time in decades.

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MLS number: 325039048

Listing agent: Eric Schmitt

Listing broker: Coldwell Banker Realty (415) 461-3000

Last update: Tuesday, June 3 2025 at 4:40 p.m. EDT

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