6 Noren Way

Point Reyes Station California

A home designed to live with the landscape.

$2,295,000 | 3 Bed | 2 Bath | ~2,100 sqft | ~0.62 acres

Tucked into the landscape above Point Reyes Station, 6 Noren Way is a custom-built home with a subtle Japanese influence, walls of windows, expansive decks, and views toward Black Mountain. Designed to feel connected to its surroundings, it’s a home that invites you to slow down, settle in, and stay awhile.

Designed to live with the landscape, not apart from it.

Living Room

Open, warm, and designed for gathering.

And then there are the decks.

THE DETAILS

6 Noren Way

3

Bedrooms

2

Bathrooms

~2,100 | ~0.62

Square Feet | Acres

  • Single-level main living

  • Subtle Japanese architectural influence

  • Walls of windows + abundant natural light

  • Expansive decks for outdoor living

  • Views toward Black Mountain

  • Separate gym

  • Wine cellar

  • Wood-burning fireplace

  • Private, wooded setting

  • Minutes from Point Reyes Station

THE ARCHITECTURE

Inspired by Japan. Rooted in West Marin.

Designed by architect Jon Fernandez and built in 1991, 6 Noren Way reflects a Japanese-influenced approach to simplicity, natural materials and a close connection between indoors and out.

Exposed wood, soaring ceilings and walls of glass bring warmth and light throughout the home, while expansive decks extend the living spaces into the surrounding landscape and frame views toward Black Mountain.

JON FERNANDEZ · ARCHITECT
BUILT 1991

LIFE IN WEST MARIN

Point Reyes, just down the road.

Point Reyes Station is one of those rare places that still feels entirely its own — a small town surrounded by extraordinary landscapes, with great food, local farms, trails, beaches and a strong sense of community.

EXPLORE MY GUIDE TO WEST MARIN

COME SEE IT IN PERSON

Open Houses at 6 Noren Way

There’s no better way to understand this house than to spend a little time here.

Thursday, September 3 · 10:30–3 PM

Sunday, September 6 · 11–5 PM

Tour the house, take in the views toward Black Mountain, linger on the decks, and experience a little of what makes this part of West Marin so special.

Local bites + refreshments.

I’d love to see you there.