Mariner's Cove is the kind of neighborhood where everybody knows your name, and 114 Golden Hind Passage puts you right in the heart of it

Positioned on a coveted corner lot in the sought-after Mariner's Cove neighborhood of Corte Madera, this beautifully updated single-level home offers the kind of rare, resort-style lifestyle that simply doesn't come available often. From the moment you arrive, you will notice the curb appeal anchored by a vibrant living plant wall.  Step through the door and into a sun-filled, open floor plan dressed in warm new white oak hardwood floors that flow seamlessly from room to room.  

At the heart of the home is a chef's kitchen designed for the way people actually live. A generous island invites morning coffee, casual dinners, and weekend entertaining, all while overlooking the backyard so you never miss a moment of the action outside. The updated kitchen opens naturally to the outdoors, making indoor-outdoor living feel second nature. A cozy gas fireplace anchors the living space, while three comfortable bedrooms and two bathrooms round out a layout that is as functional as it is beautiful. 

The backyard is truly the soul of this home and the centerpiece of the lifestyle.  With one of the few private pools in all of Mariner's Cove, this is where summers are made. Kids race down the slide, friends float the afternoon away, and evenings gather naturally around the fire pit under open Marin skies. The hot tub offers a nightly invitation to decompress, while the raised garden beds offer a garden-to-table option. Storage is abundant with a detached storage shed, a garage with built-in cabinetry and a generous attic.  In addition to parking, the garage also offers a mudroom and laundry area ensure that all the practicalities of life stay quietly out of sight.

Owned solar panels on a new roof add the satisfaction of sustainable, cost-efficient living, a modern luxury in its own right.

Beyond your front door, Mariner's Cove wraps you in one of Marin's most genuinely connected communities. Flat and wide streets invite morning dog walks and evening bike rides.  The neighborhood traditions include the annual Easter Egg Hunt, summer BBQ, community yard sale, and renewed book club.  San Clemente Park is steps away, offering a playground, sand volleyball, picnic areas with BBQs, a baseball field, and a walking trail. Cove Elementary School is right in the neighborhood, Nugget Market is just around the corner for everyday provisions, and both freeway access and the Larkspur Ferry make commuting to San Francisco a pleasure rather than a burden. This is not just a home. It is a desired and coveted way of life.