Welcome to the Eagles Nest Estate! An architectural masterpiece inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright’s iconic Hagan House, this extraordinary 6,982-square-foot residence situated on 9.01 acres, offers five bedrooms, five-and-a-half baths and commanding 270-degree views of the Pacific Crest and surrounding mountain peaks. Designed by architect Arnold Roy, an apprentice to Wright, the home’s distinctiv
Welcome to the Eagles Nest Estate! An architectural masterpiece inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright’s iconic Hagan House, this extraordinary 6,982-square-foot residence situated on 9.01 acres, offers five bedrooms, five-and-a-half baths and commanding 270-degree views of the Pacific Crest and surrounding mountain peaks. Designed by architect Arnold Roy, an apprentice to Wright, the home’s distinctive footprint comprises five nested hexagons, creating a remarkable connection between architecture and the natural landscape. Hand-cut Slide Mountain granite, custom glass, Jarra wood and a standing -seam copper roof define the striking exterior. Inside, floor-to-ceiling and clerestory windows frame sweeping views of Mills, Eureka, Penman, Smith and Beckwourth Peaks. Vaulted ceilings, custom Padauk parquet flooring in two-foot hexagonal patterns and a granite-surround wood-burning fireplace bring warmth and artistry to the open-concept great room and dining area. The gourmet kitchen features Galaxy Black granite countertops, an oversized Sub-Zero refrigerator, two Miele dishwashers, Dacor double ovens, a six-burner Dacor gas range and two warming drawers. An adjoining breakfast area and dedicated workspace add everyday convenience. Elevated above the central hexagon, the private primary suite includes its own bath and stairway to the Star Deck viewing gallery—an unforgettable setting for sunsets and stargazing. There are two guest wings that encompass four bedrooms and four baths, including two en suites. There are four additional decks that expand the indoor-outdoor living experience, while provisions for two pools offer exciting future possibilities. A private elevator serves all three levels. The lower level includes an approximately 1,000-square-foot workroom with potential as an entertainment space, along with a fitness room, wine room, laundry and walk-in safe. Radiant in-floor heating extends throughout the home, complemented by two propane furnaces and air conditioning on the main and upper levels. Located within the gated Nakoma community, owners may explore membership opportunities at Altitude, offering access to a pool and hot tub, fitness center, café, game room, indoor basketball court, climbing wall and seasonal outdoor food and beverage service. A rare union of architectural significance, exceptional craftsmanship and breathtaking Sierra scenery.
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.