Residenza Unifamiliare A Fawnskin

North Shore Chalet:󠃢󠂁󠂣󠃢󠂁󠂣󠃍󠂏󠃢󠂀󠂋󠃢󠂁󠂤󠃳󠂠󠂁󠂁 Lakefront Living on Big Bear’s Quiet Side Wake up to lake views from this 4-bedroom, 3-bath chalet on Big Bear Lake’s North Shore. This 1,962 sq ft home sits on a 6,500 sq ft lot in Fawnskin, the quiet side of the lake, wooded and peaceful, but only minutes from the Village and ski slopes. What you get: Private boat dock and gated party beach, with a pontoon boat! Gazebo and open space for entertaining Two spacious decks with sweeping mountain, lake, and ski slope views Front row seats for 4th of July fireworks over the lake Inside the home: Two bedrooms on the main level, two more upstairs with a family room Two rock fireplaces for cozy mountain nights Updated kitchen with an island layout, open to dining and sitting areas 2.5 bathrooms total 16KW Generac backup generator, so you’re covered during winter outages The setting: Fawnskin puts you close to hiking, fishing, and the Pacific Crest Trail, with a quieter, less congested feel than downtown Big Bear Lake. This is true lakefront living: dock steps from your door, four spaces for parking, and some of the best sunset views on the lake. North Shore Chalet: Lakefront Living on Big Bear’s Quiet Side Wake up to lake views from this 4-bedroom, 3-bath chalet on Big Bear Lake’s North Shore. This 1,962 sq ft home sits on a 6,500 sq ft lot in Fawnskin, the quiet side of the lake, wooded and peaceful, but only minutes from the Village and ski slopes. What you get: Private boat dock and gated party beach, with a pontoon boat! Gazebo and open space for entertaining Two spacious decks with sweeping mountain, lake, and ski slope views Front row seats for 4th of July fireworks over the lake Inside the home: Two bedrooms on the main level, two more upstairs with a family room Two rock fireplaces for cozy mountain nights Updated kitchen with an island layout, open to dining and sitting areas 2.5 bathrooms total 16KW Generac backup generator, so you’re covered during winter outages The setting: Fawnskin puts you close to hiking, fishing, and the Pacific Crest Trail, with a quieter, less congested feel than downtown Big Bear Lake. This is true lakefront living: dock steps from your door, four spaces for parking, and some of the best sunset views on the lake.