6 Yellow Ferry Dock Sausalito, CA 94965

Perched close near the end of the dock, where the world seems to melt into shimmering blue, 6 Yellow Ferry Harbor is not just a home, it's a story waiting to be continued. Welcome to Seaway. Born in 1954 as a humble barge and reimagined in the late 1970s atop a sturdy ferro-cement hull, this floating retreat carries decades of character, soul, and possibility within its walls. With just under 1,700 square feet of living space, every inch whispers history while inviting transformation. Step inside, and the great room immediately steals your breath. One wall, rich with warm teak, grounds the space in timeless elegance. The other? Pure glass-framing the ever-changing canvas of water, sky, and distant headlands. Light pours in from every angle, dancing across skylights and windows, wrapping the home in a constant glow. The primary suite is nothing short of expansive a sanctuary within a sanctuary offering endless potential to reimagine, reshape, or even divide into additional rooms. Nearby, a separate office awaits your creativity, whether as a studio, retreat, or quiet escape. And then there's the staircase crowned by an original floor-to-ceiling stained glass window, casting jeweled light as you ascend, a daily moment of magic. Outside, the experience only deepens. An expansive terrace stretches toward the horizon, delivering sweeping, cinematic views of the bay, Strawberry Point, and Belvedere. Mornings begin with coffee and mist rising off the water. Evenings end with sunsets that feel almost unreal. Adventure is always just a step away. Launch your kayak at dawn, or cruise over in your Boston Whaler for waterfront dining or Sausalito summer concerts. Your private dock generous in size stands ready to host every water-bound dream. Seaway is a fixer, yes but that's where the magic lies. This is not just a property. It's an invitation. To dream. To design. To create something utterly one-of-a-kind. Bring your vision. Bring your style. And let Seaway become the floating masterpiece it was always meant to be.