Discreetly perched at the edge of Marin County Open Space in Tiburon, with unobstructed views of San Francisco Bay and the city skyline, 8 Mariposa Court has been transformed through a comprehensive, architect-led renovation that touched every surface, system, and detail. Every person who has walked through has said the same thing: the photos don't do it justice. There are renovated homes, and then there is this. The grounds set the tone immediately. A lap pool and spa occupy their own stone-paved terrace, framing a bay view that stops conversation. A flat lawn extends behind the home against a backdrop of open hillside. A Scandinavian-designed outdoor kitchen, motorized awnings, and a custom gazebo complete an outdoor living program that needs nothing added. The garden and patio have been featured in Sunset Magazine. Inside, the renovation goes deep. All-new Fleetwood windows and doors throughout. Farrow & Ball in every room. Custom poured concrete entry floors. A reconfigured kitchen with marble island and backsplash, Liebherr column refrigerator and freezer, dual Fisher & Paykel ovens, and a pantry built to the same standard as the rooms it serves. The living room features a new custom fireplace, sandstone built-ins, raised and refinished hardwood floors, and motorized shades. A climate-controlled wine room with electronic lock sits beneath the stairs. The primary suite is its own world: motorized shades, custom built-ins with designer wallpaper backing, a fully expanded California Closets dressing room with custom mural, and a primary bath with terrazzo floors, radiant heat, and finishes featured in Living Etc. Children's bedrooms and baths received the same level of attention. A spa room with poured concrete floors and en-suite wet room. A home office featured in Domino. A garage featured in The Wall Street Journal custom epoxy floors, floor-to-ceiling cabinetry, built-in bike rack. No room was left unconsidered. Tesla Solar, Powerwall battery backup, EV charger, new HVAC. Homes of this specificity, at this location, do not come around twice. Schedule a visit and see for yourself what the camera couldn't quite catch.