Stinson Beach Real Estate Agents

Buying property in Stinson Beach requires an agent who understands what makes this market unique — limited inventory, strong demand, coastal regulations, and a community that values privacy and preservation above all else. The agents listed here specialize in Stinson Beach and the surrounding coastal communities of West Marin.

Featured Agents

Compass — Stinson Beach Office

The largest brokerage presence in West Marin, with agents who have closed dozens of transactions in the Stinson Beach area. Their team handles oceanfront properties, hillside homes, and land parcels throughout the coastal zone.

Marin Coastal Real Estate

A boutique firm dedicated exclusively to the coastal communities of Marin — Stinson Beach, Bolinas, Muir Beach, and the surrounding areas. Their agents live in these communities and bring insider knowledge to every transaction.

Coldwell Banker — West Marin

Backed by a national brand but staffed with local agents who know the nuances of coastal Marin real estate. Active in both residential sales and vacation rental investment properties.

Independent Agents

Several independent agents have built deep expertise in Stinson Beach over decades. These solo practitioners often have relationships with property owners who prefer private, off-market sales.

Market Overview

What Makes Stinson Unique

• Limited inventory — Stinson Beach is a small, built-out community with very few vacant lots; most sales involve existing homes
• Coastal Commission oversight — New construction and significant remodeling require California Coastal Commission approval
• Flood and erosion zones — Some properties fall within FEMA flood zones, affecting insurance costs and mortgage requirements
• Septic systems — All properties rely on private septic, which affects building capacity and expansion options
• No short-term rental ordinance — Marin County regulates short-term rentals; check current rules before purchasing as an investment

Price Range

Stinson Beach properties span a wide range, from modest cabins in the $1.5M range to oceanfront estates exceeding $10M. The median sale price has risen steadily, driven by limited supply and strong Bay Area demand.

Buying Tips

• Work with a local agent — Coastal Marin real estate has regulatory complexities that general agents may not understand
• Inspect thoroughly — Salt air, moisture, and age affect coastal properties differently than inland homes
• Understand access — Some Stinson Beach properties are on private roads with shared maintenance agreements
• Check utilities — Water supply, septic capacity, and power reliability vary by location within the community

Find the agent who can help you own a piece of this remarkable coastline.