Hidden among towering cedars on a beautifully wooded 15,000-square-foot parcel in one of Tahoe Pines’ most desirable locations, this classic log home offers something increasingly rare—a lifestyle where the lake becomes part of the natural rhythm of each day.
Tahoe Pines is treasured for its quiet sandy beach, optional HOA deep-water pier, Blackwood Ca
Tahoe, Just As You Imagined It
Hidden among towering cedars on a beautifully wooded 15,000-square-foot parcel in one of Tahoe Pines’ most desirable locations, this classic log home offers something increasingly rare—a lifestyle where the lake becomes part of the natural rhythm of each day.
Tahoe Pines is treasured for its quiet sandy beach, optional HOA deep-water pier, Blackwood Canyon trail system, nearby West Shore bike path, low-elevation setting, and close proximity to Homewood Mountain Resort. It remains one of the few neighborhoods where the best of Tahoe’s forest and shoreline are both woven into everyday life.
Just six level blocks from the shoreline, access to the water is refreshingly easy. You’ll often find yourself reaching for a beach towel rather than your car keys. Whether spending a quiet afternoon at the beach, launching a paddleboard, or simply enjoying the changing light along the shoreline, the lake becomes an effortless extension of home. It is this remarkable combination of forest tranquility and easy lake access that has made Tahoe Pines one of Lake Tahoe’s most beloved West Shore neighborhoods.
Practicality is equally impressive. The low-elevation location, level approach, circular driveway, and generous off-street parking make arrival easy year-round. A rare four-car garage—including a tandem third bay—provides exceptional flexibility for vehicles, boats, mountain gear, or workshop space. The Presidential composition roof, installed with six inches of insulation beneath it, contributes to year-round comfort and energy efficiency.
Originally built in 1961 from a quality log-home kit and thoughtfully updated throughout the 1990s and early 2000s, the home has retained the warmth and authenticity that make classic Tahoe architecture so enduring while incorporating the comforts appreciated today.
Vaulted ceilings, exposed timber framing, warm log walls, clear Douglas fir hardwood floors, and a dramatic stone fireplace create an inviting great room where family and friends naturally gather. Numerous picture windows, complemented by operable casement windows, frame the surrounding forest while welcoming refreshing mountain breezes throughout the home. Every room feels connected to the beautiful natural setting.
The beautifully updated kitchen blends seamlessly with the home’s character, featuring stone countertops, quality wood cabinetry, a brand-new cooktop, and integrated paneled refrigeration with matching wood fronts. Throughout the home, thoughtfully selected Ralph Lauren furnishings, textiles, and décor create a timeless mountain aesthetic. Offered beautifully furnished, including much of what appears in the photography, the home is ready to be enjoyed from the very first day.
Offering approximately 1,304 square feet with three bedrooms and two baths, the home lives comfortably while encouraging an indoor-outdoor lifestyle centered around the spacious deck and surrounding forest.
If you’ve been hoping to find an authentic Tahoe retreat where timeless character, everyday comfort, and the best of West Shore living come together, this may be the one.
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.