Welcome to Tiburon

Just across the bay from the city, Tiburon offers a magnetic blend of waterfront elegance, sunshine‑drenched slopes and relaxed peninsula living. With fewer than 10,000 residents, this charming town sets the stage for lifestyle‑minded homebuyers who want proximity to the city combined with a distinctive Marin address.

Why People Choose Tiburon

Waterfront location & sunny slopes: Homes in Tiburon enjoy panoramic views of the San Francisco Bay, with some neighborhoods basking in more sun than others thanks to the peninsula’s east‑facing exposure.
Compact size, big amenities: For a town of its size, Tiburon delivers a diversity of things to do from festivals and film at the Cinelounge, to fine dining and boutique shopping.
Strong appeal for a wide audience: Professionals seeking a convenient commute to San Francisco, families wanting quality schools and retirees desiring a slower pace with stunning scenery all find reason to call Tiburon home.
Easy city access: Ferries to San Francisco (and to Angel Island State Park) leave from the Tiburon dock, making city trips, leisure outings or sailing days part of everyday life.

Lifestyle Highlights

Dining & Boutiques: Main Street and the historic “Ark Row” boutiques bring local flavor and style. Standouts in the food scene include Malibu Farm Tiburon, a waterfront farm‑to‑table favorite, The Bungalow Kitchen, a lively “community clubhouse” with stellar views and elevated coastal cuisine, and Sam’s Anchor Cafe, a waterfront restaurant famous for fresh seasonal seafood, it’s fun atmosphere, and breathtaking views of Angel Island, Alcatraz, and the SF skyline. In addition to Ark Row, there are great restaurants in Tiburon such as Troya, for Mediterranean cuisine and Mog Asu wine bar which has a full kitchen and a wide variety of wine selections from old to new. A beautiful recent addition to the retail mix is Highlow Larder (opened May 2025) a home‑goods and cooking‑class destination rooted in the local community.
Outdoor life & parks: Tiburon’s parks line the shoreline, from the family‑friendly green of Blackie’s Pasture to trailheads up into the uplands. Hikers, bikers, and dog‑walkers all find their rhythm here.
Schools and community: The town is served by the Reed Union School District, with local elementary schools consistently earning high marks.

LOCAL FAVORITES
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MAIN STREET

SAM'S CAFE

DOWNTOWN TIBURON

BLACKIE'S PASTURE

NUGGET MARKET

CORINTHIAN YACHT CLUB

MOG ASU WINE BAR

OLD ST. HILLARY'S CHURCH

THE MARINA

SERVINO

RUSTIC BAKERY

LUNA BLU

CINELOUNGE® TIBURON

TIBURON SPA

TIBURON TAVERN

THE BUNGALOW KITCHEN

PETITE LEFT BANK

WAYPOINT PIZZA

TROYA

WOODLANDS MARKET

TIBURON FAQS

You’ll find beachfront and bay‑front residences, hilltop homes with sweeping views, classic peninsula cottages, newer hillside moderns and well‑kept townhomes. Because of the prestige and views, prices tend to command a premium. As with all waterfront or hillside properties, factors like slope, access and maintenance should be considered.
Very convenient and quick. Ferries from Tiburon offer a relaxed commute or outing to San Francisco, and driving access to Highway 101 is extremely accessible. The proximity makes Tiburon a popular choice for professionals who want city access with a Marin lifestyle.
Excellent for both. Families are drawn by the schools, parks, trails and safe neighborhood feel. Retirees appreciate the scenic calm, waterfront walkability and the ease of engaging with the community (and the city) when they choose.
There are many outdoor options in Tiburon. Blackie’s Pasture is a wonderful place to walk on a paved path along the water that goes all the way to Downtown Tiburon. Parks along the shoreline, trails into the hills (such as Old St. Hilary’s Open Space Preserve) with Bay views are all easily accessible and add to the outdoor experience.