Built in 1918 by the Williams Family for their daughter Corona on her marriage to Robert Anderson, who became President of the Bank of California. This magnificent Colonial mansion radiates the love of East coast architecture that Corona brought from her schooling at Radcliff home to Marin County. The original house was 3,000 sq. ft. and in 1928, the house was doubled when the library wing was added: This increased the size to 11 bedrooms, 3 of which are presently used as home offices and five and one half baths. Since the present owner bought the home from the Williams family in 1974, they have lovingly restored and enjoyed this exceptional property. 
            
   Located on over 1.3 level acres, the estate emcompasses a gated entry with a long gracious driveway, lawns, beautiful English gardens, mature landscaping, plus a 4 car garage and workshop. Situated adjacent to the Dominican University grounds, the estate offers a park-like setting, security and convenience to everything!