‘Once in a Lifetime’ Slips Past: 32 Shady Lane Sold by The Agency

‘Once in a Lifetime’ Slips Past: 32 Shady Lane Sold by The Agency
Built in 1909 for George and Laura Roe, the estate sits in the heart of Marin County, one of the top 10 most affluent regions in the United States. Courtesy of Jason Wells Photography and Golden Gate Creative/Tracy McLaughlin
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An epic estate originally designed by renowned Arts and Crafts Movement architect John White (1870–1941) was recently on the market for $24,995,000. Listed with Tracy McLaughlin’s firm, The Agency, the Northern California property has new owners enjoying its stunning 1.6-acre enclave of exclusive privacy. Recently upgraded and restored under the guidance of architect Steven Wisenbaker and landscape designer Todd Cole, the estate is a grand affair by anyone’s definition.
Surrounded by extensive manicured lawns, lush gardens, and mature trees, the property boasts a 10,000-gallon well for landscape irrigation, fully fenced grounds, state-of-the-art security, and a covered dog run. (Courtesy of Jason Wells Photography and Golden Gate Creative/Tracy McLaughlin)
Surrounded by extensive manicured lawns, lush gardens, and mature trees, the property boasts a 10,000-gallon well for landscape irrigation, fully fenced grounds, state-of-the-art security, and a covered dog run. Courtesy of Jason Wells Photography and Golden Gate Creative/Tracy McLaughlin
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Phil Butler is a publisher, editor, author, and analyst who is a widely cited expert on subjects from digital and social media to travel technology. He's covered the spectrum of writing assignments for The Epoch Times, The Huffington Post, Travel Daily News, HospitalityNet, and many others worldwide.
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