Property Overview
Immerse yourself in the enchantment of North Lake Tahoe with our exceptional vacation rental. Discover a tranquil lakeside retreat, offering a cozy sanctuary amidst the array of attractions in North Lake Tahoe. Enhance your escape by reserving your ideal vacation rental today!
Property Features
Introducing this west shores Lake Tahoe lakefront luxury oasis that offers the allure of old Tahoe charm with contemporary sophistication. Boasting five bedrooms and six bathrooms spread across 4000 square feet will ensure your comfort. This beautifully restored lakeside retreat pays homage to the original 1960s cabin gracing the shores of this West Lake Tahoe estate. Upon entering, the expansive windows frame breathtaking views of Lake Tahoe, setting the scene for your stay. The exquisitely designed chef's kitchen features top-of-the-line appliances, dual dishwashers, and an expansive pantry, catering to your culinary desires. The main level hosts multiple inviting sitting areas, complemented by two inviting gas fireplaces nestled within their original stone surrounds. The southern wing of the house hosts the sprawling Primary suite, ensuring privacy while offering captivating lake views. It encompasses a cozy reading nook, an expansive walk-in closet, and separate his-and-her full bathrooms. On the opposite northern end, two additional guest rooms provide comfort and relaxation. One of these rooms, overlooking the lake, offers a king bed, direct outdoor access, and an attached full bath. The second guest room also features a king bed and a conveniently adjacent full bath. For families with young members, an enchanting fairytale-inspired guest room adorned with twin beds awaits upstairs, accompanied by a comfortable family room that sets the stage for movie nights. The lower level showcases the quintessential bunk room, complete with two double-sized bunks, ensuring a restful night's sleep for occupants of all sizes. Beyond the lavish interior, this remarkable property boasts a private pier that provides direct access to the serene beauty of Lake Tahoe. More than just a vacation rental, it offers the chance to step back in time and embrace the simpler moments, where sunsets linger and cherished company gathers. With its lakefront placement, captivating vistas, and elegant blend of old-world charm and contemporary comfort, this unparalleled lakefront cabin stands as the quintessential setting for crafting indelible memories during your Tahoe vacation. PLATINUM LEVEL PROPERTY • Buoy (available upon request) • Gas Fireplace • Private Pier • Very Quiet Setting with Landscaped Grounds • Easy Access to Tahoe City Bike Path • Outdoor Kitchen • A/C ABOUT THE AREA Conveniently located two miles south of Tahoe City, you’ll find the quintessential Tahoe neighborhood of Sunnyside. This heavily wooded section on Lake Tahoe’s west shore features old Tahoe-style homes and classic cabins. Homes in this neighborhood are all centrally located between Homewood and Tahoe City. Just down the road, you’ll find Sunnyside Resort and Marina and William Kent Shoreline. William Kent Beach is situated in a wooded setting and offers picnic tables and grills with views across Lake Tahoe of the eastern shoreline. Next door, Sunnyside Resort is a favorite year-round lakeside dining option. During the ski season, you are less than fifteen minutes from Homewood Mountain Resort or travel just twenty minutes to Palisades Tahoe (formally known as Squaw Valley/Alpine Meadows) which is the largest ski resort in Lake Tahoe. Palisades Tahoe has a shuttle that runs continuously between the base area of Olympic Valley & Alpine Meadows when both resorts are open for operations, weather, and traffic permitting. POLICIES AND DISCLOSURES: 1. Maximum Day Time & Night Time Occupancy is 12, excluding children under twelve (12) years of age. 2. Parking for 6 vehicles. Street parking is prohibited year-round. 3. Boaters must provide their mooring lines. Tahoe Getaways cannot provide watercraft of any kind; guests must provide their means of transport from the pier to the buoy. Depending on the water level, the pier may be too shallow to navigate for some boats.