90 Geldert Dr Tiburon, CA 94920

This bright and inviting 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath residence sits on a generous ~0.5-acre lot in Tiburon's desirable Del Mar subdivision. Offering spectacular views of the Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco Bay, Mt Tam, and lush hillsides, the property features beautifully terraced grounds adorned with mature trees, garden areas, and a flat yard perfect for outdoor enjoyment. Built in 1964 mid-century with a popular reverse floor plan, the home is designed to capture dramatic scenery and abundant natural light throughout. The upper level features a spacious living room with a brick hearth fireplace, a formal dining area, and a large eat-in kitchen with newer appliances and granite counters. Sliding doors open to an expansive multi-level wraparound deck and patio, ideal for indoor/outdoor entertaining, BBQing, and enjoying breathtaking sunsets. Downstairs, you'll find the primary suite with an ensuite bath and a Jacuzzi tub, generous closets, and a private balcony overlooking the beautiful grounds. Two additional bedrooms (one with direct deck access), a hall bath with double sinks, and a dedicated laundry room complete the lower level. Additional amenities include a detached two-car garage, an undeveloped basement area with high ceiling clearance, and extra driveway parking. This well-maintained classic offers comfort, timeless character, and strong intrinsic features, along with excellent potential for personalized design upgrades and modernization, allowing buyers to create their ideal vision while preserving the home's charm and stunning views. Nestled on a substantial lot, the property may also offer excellent potential for Accessory Dwelling Unit(s) (ADU) or Junior ADU under Tiburon's ordinances and California state law, making it ideal for multi-generational living, rental income, or guest quarters. Check with your design professional for details and conditions by the Tiburon Building Dept. A great opportunity to own a view-rich Tiburon home with fabulous outdoor spaces, strong bones, and great expansion potential within the envelope of the building.