Bel Marin Keys, California

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Bel Marin Keys is an affluent waterfront community located east of the Novato City Limits in Marin County, California. The community is an unincorporated area of the county with approximately 700 homes. Most of the homes sit either on one of the many beautiful lagoons or on Novato Creek. All of the lagoons have access to San Pablo and San Francisco Bays through the navigational locks.

Bel Marin Keys was a planned community built between the late 1950s and late 1980s. Phases 1 through 4 were completed, but phase 5 was never built and instead the land is in the process of being converted back into wetlands, which were dried out in the early 1900s for farm land. Phase 5 would have roughly doubled the size of Bel Marin Keys had it been built.


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