Tiburon

In a county of affluent communities, Tiburon ranks as one of Marin’s most affluent. Occupying most of the Tiburon Peninsula, a spectacular, jutting finger of land, it reaches into the Bay and nearly touches Angel Island. The original homes were built along Tiburon Boulevard, while in the past few decades the once bare and pristine ridges above have been populated by some truly grand residences of all sizes and styles, most with spectacular views of San Francisco, Sausalito and Mt. Tamalpais. The actual town of Tiburon is at the end of the peninsula, and has gone to great lengths to preserve the old maritime feel along with the town's beautifully restored buildings along Main Street and Ark Row.

The city's name comes from the Spanish word Tiburón, which means "shark." Once a fishing village and later the terminus of the Northwestern Pacific Railroad with a large railroad yard, you can also catch the ferry to Angel Island, for long walks, picnics, or bicycle rides.

Eduardo Gutekunst is a Marin County Real Estate agent and works for Frank Howard Allen Realtors, the top Real Estate Company in the area and a county fixture for nearly 100 years. Eduardo is about as native to Marin County as one can be, having first moved to the county from San Francisco when he was two years old. He has lived in Marin County all his life, and is familiar with its history and its communities ever since he was a child here in the 50’s. There’s hardly a nook or a cranny he isn’t familiar with, and he has walked or biked through most of its parks and open land. If you’re looking to buy or sell real estate, or you’d like to find out just about anything about Marin, give Eduardo a call. He’s available any day of the week. Try him at Frank Howard Allen’s San Rafael office, 415-258-4115, or give him a ring on his cell phone 415-939-2308.



Home About Marin Home Search Buyers Sellers Mortage Calculator County Information Community Services Schools Map of Marin Testimonials About Eduardo Contact Me	Tiburon In a county of affluent communities, Tiburon ranks as one of Marin’s most affluent. Occupying most of the Tiburon Peninsula, a spectacular, jutting finger of land, it reaches into the Bay and nearly touches Angel Island. The original homes were built along Tiburon Boulevard, while in the past few decades the once bare and pristine ridges above have been populated by some truly grand residences of all sizes and styles, most with spectacular views of San Francisco, Sausalito and Mt. Tamalpais. The actual town of Tiburon is at the end of the peninsula, and has gone to great lengths to preserve the old maritime feel along with the town's beautifully restored buildings along Main Street and Ark Row. The city's name comes from the Spanish word Tiburón, which means "shark." Once a fishing village and later the terminus of the Northwestern Pacific Railroad with a large railroad yard, you can also catch the ferry to Angel Island, for long walks, picnics, or bicycle rides. Eduardo Gutekunst is a Marin County Real Estate agent and works for Frank Howard Allen Realtors, the top Real Estate Company in the area and a county fixture for nearly 100 years. Eduardo is about as native to Marin County as one can be, having first moved to the county from San Francisco when he was two years old. He has lived in Marin County all his life, and is familiar with its history and its communities ever since he was a child here in the 50’s. There’s hardly a nook or a cranny he isn’t familiar with, and he has walked or biked through most of its parks and open land. If you’re looking to buy or sell real estate, or you’d like to find out just about anything about Marin, give Eduardo a call. He’s available any day of the week. Try him at Frank Howard Allen’s San Rafael office, 415-258-4115, or give him a ring on his cell phone 415-939-2308.