California, Marin County, Mill Valley, USA

Welcome to 543 Montford Avenuean extraordinary legacy estate nestled at the coveted west end of Homestead Valley, just minutes from downtown Mill Valley. Set within the pristine, protected parkland known as the Three Groves, this rare property is a place of true enchantment, where nature, history, and thoughtful design come together in perfect harmony. Originally established in 1904, the estate has been lovingly curated over generations, resulting in a garden setting that feels both magical and timeless. A magnificent perennial garden unfolds into a series of intimate outdoor spaces,'' with brick patios, lush plantings, and a sprawling creekside lawn that invites both quiet reflection and lively gatherings. Winding pathways lead you through the storied Three Groves: the orchard-filled Oak Grove, the Buckeye Grove and the awe-inspiring stand of the old-growth redwoods and open meadow. As you move through the charming brick walks and Moon Gate you are welcomed you into the serene beauty of the public space in Stolte Grove. Every corner of the grounds offers a sense of wonder and discovery. The primary residence features four bedrooms and three baths, rich with vintage character and classic redwood detailing. Box-beam ceilings and stone lodge fireplace anchor the living room, formal dining room, sun porch, and primary suiteall oriented to capture picturesque views of the surrounding gardens and landscape. The home's warm, inviting interiors seamlessly connect to the natural beauty beyond. Complementing the main residence is a detached one-bedroom, one-bath guest studio complete with a full kitchen and a private sun deck overlooking the valleyan ideal retreat for guests, extended family, or creative pursuits. A detached 2 car garage includes a partially converted recording studio, along with additional flexible space to suit a variety of needs. This is more than a homeit is a storybook setting, a place of enchantment and wonder, and a legacy property to be cherished and shared for generations to come.