Well-preserved mid-century homes with Richardson Bay views, a level backyard, and immediate access to parks, award-winning Reed schools, downtown Tiburon, and the San Francisco ferry rarely come to market. Built in 1955 and thoughtfully maintained over the years, 554 Virginia Drive captures the qualities that continue to make mid-century architecture so enduring: simplicity, warmth, natural light, and a seamless connection to the outdoors. Vaulted tongue-and-groove ceilings, expansive glass, and a simple open plan define the main living spaces. Morning light fills the kitchen, breakfast nook, and adjoining deck, while the living room opens directly to a view deck overlooking the bay. Three bedrooms and two bathrooms sit quietly apart from the main gathering spaces, including a primary suite with walk-in closet and calming backyard outlooks. The southwest-facing backyard extends the living experience outdoors with a level lawn and refreshed landscaping. A pine tree and neighboring redwoods provide shade, privacy, and a sense of enclosure while framing the landscape beyond. As the day winds down, the lights of Sausalito begin to shimmer across the bay. Across from McKegney Green and moments from the Old Rail Trail, the home's original design remains intact while many major systems have been improved, including a new roof, paid solar with grandfathered NEM 2.0 status to beat the endless PG&E rate hikes, upgraded electrical service, new ducting, and a tankless water heater. The architectural character has been preserved, the major systems have been improved, and the opportunity remains to make the home your own.