Steps to the Dipsea and Mount Tam trails, with treehouse living in modern architecture under the redwood canopy. Income-producing Guest House, Home Office, Gym, or Music Studio, just 30 minutes to SF! Perched on the shoulder of Mt. Tam among dozens of redwoods, 655 Edgewood is the house people picture when they imagine leaving the city: held in the trees, with world-class trails out the front door and downtown Mill Valley a stroll down the storied Dipsea steps. Coffee in town on Saturday morning, deep into Muir Woods by Saturday afternoon, and a trail walk to clear your head after work every night in between. The best of Mill Valley, on foot. This is modern architecture in conversation with the mountain. Born of 1960s California modernism and rebuilt from the ground up in 2010, the home was fully remodeled in 2024. Across two structures, 3,386 sq ft of living space unfolds in clean lines, walls of glass, and warm natural materials: three bedrooms, a dedicated office and gym, and view decks off nearly every room framing the Bay from Belvedere to Berkeley, with Mt. Diablo on the horizon. Rather than flattening the hillside, the design climbs it. The stairs weaving through the property give the house its treehouse feel and its total privacy, set across six original parcels of redwood canopy with a private spa deck floating above it all at the top. A fully separate, fully remodeled guest house with its own kitchen, fireplace, entrance, and parking makes an ideal work-from-the-woods office, in-law retreat, or guest sanctuary. It also carries real income potential. No garage, and you won't miss it: a dedicated space plus six open street spots mean parking is never a question. What you get instead is privacy, canopy, and quiet, 30 minutes from downtown San Francisco and a world away from it. Whether your perfect evening ends with a run to the ridge or a glass of wine on the deck as the fog rolls over Tam, this is the one you've been scrolling past everything else to find.