MARIN COUNTY I SAN FRANCISCO
MARIN COUNTY I SAN FRANCISCO
HIGHEST SALE
YEARS IN BUSINESS
ACRES PRESERVED
From the first meeting, you told us you would help us find our dream home. You did that and more! We Appreciate everything you have done for our family and our future.
CA DRE# 01045523
Rick Trono is a Broker Associate at Compass in Mill Valley, CA and has over 20 years of broker experience, representing sellers and buyers. Using the latest technology, he brings to the table, a keen sense of property valuation, market analysis and on-trend real estate forecasting. His consistent communication with buyers and sellers along with his expertise in problem solving and negotiation provides a favorable outcome for his clients during the listing and throughout the selling process.
Rick is one of the most sought after agents for coastal properties and acreage over 3 million in West Marin, selling many of the luxury homes and ranches, including the historical Black Mountain Ranch. His strong negotiation skills have helped him rank amongst the top 1% of Real Estate Professionals in the United States according to Real Trends Rick was recognized in the Top 10 Golden Gate Sotheby’s International Realty’s Marin County Agents from 2014-2021. Prior to Sotheby’s, Rick was awarded top producer at Alain Pinel in addition to owning his own brokerage.
As a native to Marin County, Rick knows all of Marin, past and present.
Nestled in the serene hills above Mill Valley, this award-winning architectural masterpiece blends history, nature, and sustainability.
Designed by celebrated architect Ivan Poutiatine of Agora Architects and Planners, this redwood and glass sanctuary tells a story that spans both time and place. For 50 years, the redwood that now forms the home's exterior and interior was part of an aqueduct system, carrying life-giving water from the Sierras to San Francisco. Today, that very lumber stands as a testament to the harmonious marriage of reclaimed materials and visionary design.
Every detail of this home is a tribute to the architect’s ethos of sustainability and reverence for the natural world, with Douglas fir beams adding both strength and warmth. In Poutiatine’s own words, "The use of redwood not only satisfies a preference for natural materials but preserves a page of San Francisco's history, reminding us that the water we drink flows from the mountain wilderness across the great Central Valley."
Now, more than ever, the expertise of a real estate professional with local knowledge matters in the sale or purchase of your home.
