Before there was Dwell Magazine, there was 342 Tamalpais. Sited on Middle Ridge, this architectural masterpiece blends Mill Valley history, nature and art into a home unlike any other. Designed by a local architect for his own family, this redwood, cedar and glass showcase home remains as iconic today as it was when it was built. Beautiful play of light and shadow, the warmth of the wood, the amazing natural vistas from every room and radiant-heated concrete floors make it a sensory wonderland. Open-plan living, a flexible floorplan and seamless indoor-outdoor flow keep it comfortable and easy. The home's mid-century design feels so unique and sustainable that it must have been avant-garde at the time and would be nearly impossible to build today. Inside, moveable redwood panels can open the living area for large crowds or close off space for more intimate gatherings. The home is seamlessly integrated into its natural surroundings facing Mt. Tam. Every detail of this home is a tribute to the architect's vision and reverence for the Mill Valley landscape. Sunny, expansive yard, near trails. Covered parking. Don't miss the chance to see this singular home!