Victorian Village

Located in the desirable West End neighborhood of downtown San Rafael. The vibrant and bohemian feel of the neighborhood is a mix of retailers/restaurants, professional offices, and residential providing a perfect setting for Victorian Village with the new and old. The West End neighborhood spans both sides of Fourth Street, along the "Miracle Mile." The West End has recently added many new and exciting dining, entertainment, and retail all within walking distance, including Johnny’s Donuts, Red Dragon Yoga, and Pond Farm Brew Pub. The neighborhood is also well known for the annual summer block party bringing food, music, art and families together. The location provides easy access to all parts of Marin County and easy Highway 101 access. Approximately a mile walk to the transit center with options for San Francisco commuters and including the SMART Train.The Victorian Village is a four building office condominium office complex. Two entirely vacant buildings, C & D, are being offered for purchase together or separately for a total size of ±4,094 SF. Both buildings have been meticulously renovated in 2004 and maintained by the highest standards since by the current owners. Attention to detail shows throughout, while keeping its period details and charm. Many of the systems have been upgraded bringing Victorian charm to today's standards and functionality. The four buildings share an Owners Association that maintains all the common areas for Victorian Village. Victorian Village is in a historic district. Building C is a one-story ±788 SF office and consist of a large open work space, two private offices/rooms, kitchenette area, and restroom. Refinished original wood floors, new HVAC with MERV 13 air filters and five (5) dedicated parking spaces. The building was built in approximately 1880 and recently renovated. Building D is a two-story ±3,306 SF office. Period details and old world craftsmanship has been maintained throughout the building including 10'+ ceilings, grand wrap around porch, and original period specific millwork. The building was built in approximately 1910 and recently renovated.