Monthly Rentals in Corte Madera

The communication with John was very easy, and we appreciate he was interested in keeping contact with us during our long stay. We liked very much the peaceful area. The apartment building is located very near an extensive semi-natural marsh area around the water of the bay, an habitat for many species of birds, which we enjoyed seeing in our promenades. We took a lot of pictures of this bucolic site with its majestic view Mt. Tamalpais in the background. The nearest supermarket and bank are about a mile away and it's about 2 miles to the center of the quaint small town of Mill Valley. It was our base to easily reach places we like in beautiful Marin and to San Francisco. We really enjoyed the apartment, with its ethnic decoration from exotic countries, the fully equipped kitchen, the balcony and the swimming pool. We would like very much to return again. We are very grateful to John for his great hospitality.

I was commuting to Berkeley for work and stayed here for 10 days. It was perfect and had everything I could’ve needed. Thank you!

I had a great stay in Julia's downstairs studio. Everything was very comfortable and easy, clean and well cared for. Julia even let me use a yoga mat and some blocks! A wonderful experience with a gifted host who was able to be flexible with us and that provided a lot of ease. Thank you Julia! Note for readers: There is a substantial uphill drive to the airbnb, and once you are there, it is very much like a treehouse!

Angela’s place was a lovely stay. Super easy check in and check out process. The location is great, easy access to the 101, which will get you to San Francisco or outdoor adventures in minutes. A grocery store is a half mile away with restaurants at the next major intersection. As others have said, the place is very clean and comfortable. My only request, and it’s a small one, would be for an ice cube tray for the mini fridge. Tip: There is a Boudin Bakery in Corte Madera, (next exit) where you can get your famous San Francisco sourdough soup bowl without dealing with the crowds and inflated prices at Fisherman’s Wharf.