Larkspur Public RecordsCalifornia

Larkspur, Marin County, CA, has a population of approximately 12,800 (2022). The median age is about 48 years, reflecting an older demographic. Females slightly outnumber males, at about 52% female to 48% male. The city is predominantly White (about 80%), with smaller populations of Asian (8%), Hispanic or Latino (7%), and African American (1%). Other races and those reporting two or more races make up the remainder.

Larkspur, Marin County, CA, boasts a median home price of around $1.7 million (2024), with roughly 60% owner-occupancy and the rest rentals. Rent averages about $3,500/month for a two-bedroom. Housing includes historic cottages downtown, mid-century homes in Palm Hill, and luxury condos. Neighborhoods like Heather Gardens and Madrone Canyon are popular for families. Property tax rates average 1.1% of assessed value. Recent years have seen steady appreciation in values, though the market is stabilizing. Low inventory keeps prices high, making Larkspur attractive to affluent buyers seeking a small-town, upscale Bay Area lifestyle.

Larkspur, Marin County, offers robust transportation options, including the SMART rail station and Golden Gate Transit ferry to San Francisco, with 20.2% of residents using public transit—well above California’s average. The city’s average commute time is approximately 35 minutes. Most households (about 93%) own at least one car. Major roads include US-101 and Sir Francis Drake Blvd. Key employment hubs are Marin General Hospital and the Larkspur Landing area. Active transportation infrastructure includes bike lanes and pedestrian pathways, supporting the city’s multimodal connectivity and ease of access for commuters.

Larkspur, Marin County, CA, has no major hospitals but residents access MarinHealth Medical Center in nearby Greenbrae (~2 miles away) and several local clinics, including Marin Community Clinics. Approximately 95% of residents have health insurance, above the California average. The city, population ~13,800, is majority White (83%), median age 50. Common health issues include cardiovascular disease and age-related illnesses. There are about 250 healthcare providers within a 5-mile radius. Healthcare access is generally high, but disparities exist for low-income and elderly residents.

Larkspur, CA, in Marin County, features high-performing schools, including Redwood High School, rated 9/10 by GreatSchools. The city is served by the Larkspur-Corte Madera School District with 3 public schools and several private options. About 74% of adults hold a bachelor's degree or higher. School safety is rated above California averages, with robust anti-bullying programs. Educational programs emphasize STEAM and arts enrichment. Adult education is accessible via nearby College of Marin, just 4 miles away.