Authentic Tahoe Architecture Defines This Distinctive MC Kinney Shores Home
3 Chambres
3 SdB
3,038 Sqft
13,068 Sqft lot
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MLS#20261305
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Authentic Tahoe mountain architecture takes center stage in this distinctive McKinney Shores home, where soaring knotty-wood ceilings, massive exposed log beams and a substantial river-rock fireplace create a dramatic great room.
Mature Tahoe trees frame corridor views of the lake, while the home’s proximity to the shore creates a wonderful sense of connection with the water. Just two blo
Authentic Tahoe mountain architecture takes center stage in this distinctive McKinney Shores home, where soaring knotty-wood ceilings, massive exposed log beams and a substantial river-rock fireplace create a dramatic great room.
Mature Tahoe trees frame corridor views of the lake, while the home’s proximity to the shore creates a wonderful sense of connection with the water. Just two blocks from the lake, McKinney Shores owners enjoy a shared beach, two community piers and an ample buoy field, while nearby Obexer’s Marina and boat launch make getting onto the water wonderfully convenient.
Sliders open to the expansive deck, extending the living space outdoors for dining, entertaining and relaxing among the trees.
The primary suite joins the great room, dining area and kitchen on the main living level. Downstairs, a remarkably spacious family room easily accommodates both a comfortable sitting area and a full-size pool table. Glass doors open directly to the backyard and unusually usable level lawns that surround the home, creating an easy connection between indoor living, recreation and the peaceful Tahoe setting.
The mature landscape is itself an increasingly difficult quality to replicate. Established trees give the property a sense of belonging in its setting, while the generous lawns provide rare usable outdoor space within this forested West Shore environment.
In the opposite direction from the lake, trails into Desolation Wilderness begin approximately two blocks from home, including routes toward Quail Lake.
Year-round access is remarkably easy, with a level driveway, generous off-street parking and Highway 89 just two blocks away—especially welcome during big winter storms or when fresh snow calls for first tracks. The neighborhood’s topography helps preserve the serenity of the setting. Homewood Mountain Resort, presently installing its new gondola, is approximately two miles away.
Built by its current owners in 1996 and consistently cared for and maintained over three decades, the home has the established character that comes with time, both in its architecture and in the mature landscape surrounding it. It is a distinctive West Shore combination of authentic Tahoe character, lake and boating access, wilderness trails and skiing just minutes from home.
Established in 1864, Tahoe City has a rich heritage dating back to the Gold Rush, when fortune hunters passed throu
Established in 1864, Tahoe City has a rich heritage dating back to the Gold Rush, when fortune hunters passed through on their way to search for silver in the Comstock Lode. A visit to any one of the museums and historical landmarks managed by the North Lake Tahoe Historical Society provides insights into how this town has evolved from frontier outposts to an appealing enclave of lakefront restaurants, homegrown coffee shops, boutiques and private estates. Tahoe City’s Lakefront Commons Beach is the heart of the town and provides acres of room to spread out, relax, hear a concert or peruse the Farmer’s Market in summer. At the north end, the park blends into Tahoe State Recreation Area, with right-on-the-lake campsites. The adjacent public pier makes a great place to jump into Lake Tahoe. The centrally located Tahoe City Marina is home to the Tahoe Yacht Club which hosts weekly sailing series and other popular nautical events. Located a little higher up on the mountainside of the town, you’ll find the world-class cross-country center Tahoe XC, which is the launching point to an outdoor enthusiast’s Never-Never Land. Mountain bikers, hikers and runners can stretch out and experience stellar lake views, while undertaking the challenge presented by the web of trails and singletrack. In the winter, 65 kilometers of groomed cross-country track branch out from the center. Also in the winter, the town hosts Snowfest, North Lake Tahoe’s version of Mardi Gras, with parades, live music, and snow play. A mélange of playful year-round activities, boutique shops, acclaimed restaurants and seasonal festivals awaits every visitor and local of the beautiful Tahoe City. Tahoe City is located just minutes from Squaw Valley, Alpine Meadows, Sunnyside and Homewood Resort and connected to these iconic destinations by a paved bike bath that runs along the Truckee River and the shores of Lake Tahoe.