At A Glance

Rebuilt to the studs, oriented to the water.

An elevated hillside parcel in Sausalito, comprehensively rebuilt by Fontana Construction with interiors by The Wiseman Group. Three levels, every system and finish considered, and a glass envelope that keeps Richardson Bay in view from nearly every room.

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0.26 ac Acre Lot

3 Levels

Bay Panoramic Views

Property Type Single Family

Parking 2-Car Garage

Builder Fontana Construction

Interiors The Wiseman Group

A First Look

Move through the house. Terrace, hearth, hillside.

Light is the material here. The home folds around a wall of glass on every level, so the bay reads from the kitchen island, from the soaking tub, from the bed. Book a private walk-through to follow it through the rooms.

A wood-decked terrace with a glass railing, a sculptural agave in a stone planter, and a specimen tree framing Richardson Bay in soft afternoon light — The view terrace. A glass rail dissolves into the bay, with a single oak holding the foreground.

A family room under a vaulted white-painted beamed ceiling, a circular sculptural chandelier above gray sofas, walls of glass on three sides opening to the oak canopy — The great room, glassed on three sides. A circular fixture floats under the vaulted beams.

A warm wood dining table with woven chairs beneath three glass pendant lights, a blue and green abstract painting on the wall, exposed beams overhead — The dining area, open to the living spaces and the light beyond.

A kitchen with deep teal cabinetry and brass hardware, a marble island and stainless range, wraparound windows framing Richardson Bay through the trees at dusk — The kitchen, at last light. Deep teal cabinetry, brass, marble, and the bay along three windows.

The primary bedroom at dusk with an orange velvet lounge chair and ottoman, exposed wood beams, a curved wood-slat partition, and corner walls of glass over the bay — The primary suite holds the whole top floor, and the widest view in the house.

A spa-inspired bath with a freestanding white soaking tub centered on floor-to-ceiling glass over the bay, exposed wood beams, and twin floating oak vanities on either side — The spa bath. A soaking tub set against a glass wall, the bay filling the frame.

A lower-level wellness and games room with a wood-frame billiards table in navy felt, a treadmill and exercise bike, an infrared sauna cabinet, and glass walls to the greenery — The lower level, reimagined for wellness. Billiards, a gym, and a sauna behind oak.

A garden dining deck with a round cafe table and wood-and-cushion chairs, a sculptural arc patio heater, set against the deep blue facade and screened by oak and bamboo — A garden deck on the quiet side, screened in oak and bamboo.

An aerial view of the wooded Sausalito hillside above Richardson Bay, the marina and harbor below and the Marin headlands across the water — The setting from above. The hillside drops to the marina and the open bay.

The full massing of 234 Currey Lane built into the hillside, multiple glass-walled levels and terraces with a copper roof, surrounded by mature greenery — The architecture, stepping down the slope. Glass, copper, and the trees that hold it.

“Privacy, architectural integrity, and the bay, fifteen minutes from San Francisco.”

The Residence

A house built to live indoors and out.

Positioned on an elevated hillside with expansive views across Richardson Bay, the residence was comprehensively rebuilt by Fontana Construction with interiors by The Wiseman Group. Every system, material, and finish was carefully considered, with an emphasis on long-term quality and a seamless connection between inside and out.

The main level opens to expansive living and dining spaces and a rebuilt view terrace over the water. A custom stone fireplace anchors the living room, while the kitchen pairs refined architectural detailing with high-end appliances and a discreet butler's pantry. Two bedrooms and a full bath complete the floor.

Occupying the entire top floor, the primary suite functions as a private retreat: French oak floors, a spa-inspired bath, custom-built closets, and multiple decks over the bay. The lower level has been reimagined as a flexible wellness and entertaining space with a lounge, an office, a sauna, a gym, a wet bar, and a steam shower. A private walk-through is the way to read how it lives.

The View

Richardson Bay

Water, marina, and the Marin headlands across the channel, held in view from nearly every room and deck. The reason the house is shaped the way it is.

The Top Floor

A Private Retreat

The primary suite takes the entire top level: French oak floors, a spa bath, custom closets, and decks over the water.

The Lower Level

Wellness And Play

A lounge, office, gym, sauna, steam shower, and wet bar, with decks of its own. Built for the off-hours.

The Details

What makes it singular.

A Rebuilt View Terrace

The main level opens to a rebuilt terrace over Richardson Bay, with a glass rail that keeps the water uninterrupted.

A Custom Stone Hearth

A custom stone fireplace anchors the living room, the warm counterpoint to the glass that wraps it.

A Chef's Kitchen, With A Pantry

Refined architectural detailing, high-end appliances, and a discreet butler's pantry behind the main run.

A Top-Floor Primary Suite

The whole top level: French oak floors, a spa bath, custom-built closets, and decks over the bay.

A Wellness Lower Level

A curated lounge, expansive office, sauna, gym, wet bar, and steam shower, with exterior decks of its own.

Modern Infrastructure Throughout

CAT-6 wiring, enterprise Wi-Fi, zoned HVAC, integrated audio, smart lighting, powered shades, and fire suppression.

Estimate Your Payment

A private estimate, running quietly.

Adjust the numbers below to see an estimated monthly principal and interest payment on 234 Currey Lane. A starting point for the conversation, not a quote.

Down Payment 20%

Interest Rate 6.5%

Loan Term

Estimated Monthly Payment

$63,180

Principal and interest only. Property taxes and insurance are not included. Based on a list price of $12,495,000.

The Neighborhood

Sausalito, as it lives.

Sausalito sits at the Marin end of the Golden Gate Bridge, a working harbor town of hillside homes, sailboats, and waterfront restaurants looking back at the San Francisco skyline. Currey Lane is tucked into the wooded slope above Richardson Bay, private and quiet, yet minutes from the ferry and the city.

Downtown Bridgeway, the yacht harbors, and the trails of the Marin Headlands are all close at hand. It is a setting that trades nothing of nature for proximity to the city.

Above Richardson Bay, minutes from the Sausalito ferry and the Golden Gate

Above Richardson Bay