This home is all about the view and it delivers from nearly every room. Skylights and oversized windows wrap the roofline, pulling in light and framing the water all around. From the upper floors, you're looking down Raccoon Strait, across to Angel Island and out toward the East Bay. Closer in, you've got Belvedere Cove and the San Francisco Yacht Club harbor right below watch the ferries come and go, or the sailing classes out teaching kids to handle a boat on the bay. It's the kind of view that changes by the hour and never gets old. Inside, there are little nooks built for slowing down a window-side desk, a small table for two by the fireplace good spots for sunrise coffee or afternoon tea with that view as your backdrop. Upstairs, the deck is the real showstopper. It's big enough for a full outdoor living setup lounge seating, a fire table, a built-in grill and it looks straight out over the treetops to the water and the hills beyond. Whether you're grilling for a crowd or just want a quiet spot to watch the sun move across the bay, this deck does it all. It's a home that feels tucked into the hillside but never boxed with ample light and water views. Parking is not a concern with a two-car garage and two additional off-street parking spaces.