It’s rumored Joseph Eichler’s niece once lived in this 1965 abode.
is a historic Eichler offering all three of those rarities, for sale now in Mill Valley’s Strawberry Point at $3 million.
This home was built in 1965, part of the development Eichler then called Harbour Pointe but which is now known as Strawberry Point. With 3,689 square feet spread over two levels, the home is unusual for Eichler’s aesthetic. Listing agent Leah Johnson told SFGATE that Eichler “completed only a little more than a dozen of his newer larger format homes in the area.”A historic waterfront Bay Area Eichler is for sale for $3 million.
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