HIGHLIGHTS:

• 2 BUILDINGS
• GATED PARKING LOT
• ONE BLOCK TO WATERFRONT
• EASY ACCESS TO SAN FRANCISCO

Property Description:

Located at the corner of Second and Valley Streets, the property is one block from the water and walking distance to downtown Sausalito. It has operated as a medical and wellness campus for over 20 years, serving both Marin and San Francisco, with two buildings, a private garden, and gated parking in a highly accessible location near the Golden Gate Bridge.
Buildings 109 and 111 Second Street consist of two ADA-accessible buildings totaling 4200+/- SF. The 109 building (±2,400 SF) includes front consultation rooms, a central lobby, a large open gym/studio space, and workspace for up to 12 staff. Historically used for physical therapy, yoga, short-term admissions, and transitional care. Kitchen and bathroom were updated in 2022. Private rear patio with vegetable and herb garden. 11 gated parking spaces plus free street parking. Renovated to the studs in 2004 with full medical-use approvals. The 111 building (±1,800 SF) includes a main lobby, isolation room, pediatric room, five additional exam rooms, back office, kitchen, and two ADA-accessible bathrooms with showers. The layout supports med spa services, dermatology, ultrasound, colonoscopy, laser procedures, and minor surgical use. In the past included an on-site CLIA-certified lab with specimens sent to Labcorp, Quest, UCSF, Sutter, and Marin Health.
For those who work at home, this is better than a corner office in the major downtown buildings (unobstructed view, no commute or parking costs), For those who commute, a relaxing ferry trip gets you to the financial district in about 20 minutes.

Location Description:

Just minutes across the Golden Gate Bridge from San Francisco, Sausalito is both a world-renowned tourist destination and an incredible place to call home. Once known for its bohemian community, many of whom lived in the houseboats that are still clustered along its waterfront, today Sausalito retains much of its old school charm. It also has a deserved reputation as an upscale, close-in alternative to the City, with an almost Mediterranean flair. Homes with million dollar views of the Bay, Angel Island, Belvedere Island, Alcatraz, and the San Francisco skyline dot the hillside above town creating a magical setting. Much of the downtown corridor along Bridgeway features businesses catering to the throngs of tourists that arrive by ferry from San Francisco, with a number of pricey waterfront restaurants boasting panoramic Bay views. While tourists flock to businesses along Bridgeway, locals head to pubs and restaurants along Caledonia Street. The Northwest end of town has a more low key, local feel, and is home to a number of condominium developments. Like most of Marin, Sausalito offers breathtaking hiking and biking trails, and with the Bay being such a focal point, water sports are popular as well with many boaters and kayakers taking to the Bay on weekends.