Situated near the end of coveted Crest Road, a private enclave along the western slope of Belvedere Island, 11 Crest Road is a striking expression of architectural provenance and Bay Area modernism. Designed by Joseph Esherick—one of California’s most celebrated 20th-century architects—and completed in 1961, this landmark residence embodies his site-sensitive philosophy, where thoughtful form, proportion, and placement harmonize seamlessly with the natural landscape. With panoramic views stretching from Richardson Bay across the Belvedere Lagoon to the Tiburon ridgeline, the home is perfectly sited to capture the drama and beauty of its surroundings.

Set on approximately 0.8 acres—including an adjacent second parcel that preserves privacy and offers potential for future development—this architecturally significant home features five+ bedrooms, three bathrooms, and approximately 3,150± square feet of interior space (buyer to verify).

Esherick’s architectural signature is evident throughout the home, from the original quarter-sawn redwood paneling to the distinctive on-edge wood ceilings. Other hallmark Mid-Century elements include soaring open-beam ceilings and expansive walls of glass that dissolve the boundaries between indoors and out, reinforcing the home’s seamless connection to nature. The surrounding grounds are a true sanctuary, with thoughtfully designed outdoor rooms and gardens featuring curated plantings, fruit trees, berry bushes, and raised beds—perfect for enjoying the quintessential California lifestyle.

A rare, once-in-a-generation opportunity to own a meaningful piece of Bay Area architectural history—where the legacy of Joseph Esherick lives on through enduring Mid-Century design, architectural integrity, and a lifestyle defined by spatial clarity, natural light, and a profound connection to place.