San Francisco Bay Views
Waterfront dining and ferry access
Downtown Tiburon and Ark Row
Angel Island access
Walkable village lifestyle
Belvedere Lagoon and Tiburon Peninsula neighborhoods
Tiburon is one of Marin County’s most scenic waterfront communities, known for its San Francisco Bay views, refined village atmosphere, ferry access, and beautiful residential neighborhoods. Located on the Tiburon Peninsula, the town offers a peaceful, coastal lifestyle with close proximity to San Francisco, Angel Island, Belvedere, Mill Valley, Sausalito, and central Marin.
Downtown Tiburon is compact, walkable, and highly picturesque, with shops, restaurants, waterfront paths, yacht harbor views, and easy access to the Golden Gate Ferry. The town has a polished yet relaxed feel, making it appealing to buyers looking for a Marin County lifestyle that combines natural beauty, convenience, and a strong sense of place.
Tiburon’s dining scene is one of its biggest lifestyle draws. Local favorites include Sam’s Anchor Cafe, a long-standing waterfront classic known for outdoor dining and bay views; Malibu Farm Tiburon, which offers indoor and outdoor waterfront dining; The Bungalow Kitchen, a waterfront restaurant known for coastal California dining; Salt & Pepper on Main Street; Luna Bluv; Servino; Caffe Acri; and Petite Left Bank. These restaurants help make downtown Tiburon a natural gathering place for locals, visitors, ferry riders, and weekend diners.
Outdoor access is central to life in Tiburon. Residents enjoy waterfront walking paths, Blackie’s Pasture, Shoreline Park, Old Rail Trail, nearby open space, and ferry service to Angel Island. The town’s location offers a unique mix of bayfront recreation, hillside trails, boating, cycling, and easy access to nearby Marin communities.
Tiburon housing includes waterfront homes, hillside estates, townhomes, condominiums, and quiet residential streets with views of the Bay, Angel Island, Belvedere, the San Francisco skyline, and surrounding open space. Many buyers are drawn to Tiburon for its views, privacy, community feel, and proximity to both San Francisco and everyday Marin County conveniences.
Commuting from Tiburon is especially attractive for those who value ferry access. The Golden Gate Ferry connects Tiburon to San Francisco, while drivers can reach Highway 101 through Mill Valley, Strawberry, and Corte Madera. The town also offers access to nearby shopping, schools, restaurants, parks, and regional amenities throughout Southern Marin.
Tiburon is served by highly regarded local schools, with public school assignments determined by district boundaries and individual addresses. Families often value the town’s residential setting, walkability, open space, and access to community activities, while buyers without school-age children are equally drawn to its beauty, convenience, and waterfront lifestyle.
The combination of waterfront beauty, village charm, ferry access, and relaxed elegance — Tiburon feels like a true Marin escape while still being closely connected to San Francisco and the rest of Marin County.
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9,035 people live in Tiburon, where the median age is 50.5 and the average individual income is $135,013. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.
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There's plenty to do around Tiburon, including shopping, dining, nightlife, parks, and more. Data provided by Walk Score and Yelp.
Tiburon has 3,446 households, with an average household size of 2.61. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. Here’s what the people living in Tiburon do for work — and how long it takes them to get there. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. 9,035 people call Tiburon home. The population density is 2,017 and the largest age group is Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.
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