A $110 Million Bay Area Property Offers Views—And Some Unhappy Neighbors
A family is selling a large parcel in Marin County with great outlooks. Some local residents are battling to keep the property’s trails open to the public.
A sprawling parcel of land sitting on one of the choicest spots overlooking San Francisco Bay comes with a $110 million price tag and a catch: Any buyer also inherits two groups of disgruntled local residents, one of which is demanding the land’s walking trails be opened to the public.
Known as Easton Point, the 110-acre parcel is located at the southern tip of the Tiburon Peninsula, which is located about 17 miles from downtown San Francisco. The hilly property boasts views of the San Francisco skyline, the Golden Gate...