Tucked into a charming enclave of Old Tahoe cabins that harken back to a simpler time, this single-story log kit home offers the perfect combination of character, comfort, and an unbeatable location. With vaulted ceilings and an efficient layout, the home feels surprisingly spacious while keeping everything you need close at hand. The updated kitchen is designed for stylish everyday living, fea
Tucked into a charming enclave of Old Tahoe cabins that harken back to a simpler time, this single-story log kit home offers the perfect combination of character, comfort, and an unbeatable location. With vaulted ceilings and an efficient layout, the home feels surprisingly spacious while keeping everything you need close at hand. The updated kitchen is designed for stylish everyday living, featuring leathered granite countertops, soft-close Hickory cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, and a nook where you can linger over morning coffee. The thoughtfully designed bathroom includes a walk-in shower, custom built-ins, and a convenient stackable washer and dryer to keep beach towels and ski gear dry. Three bedrooms provide flexibility for guests, family, or working from home. Two are large enough to comfortably accommodate king-size beds, while the third makes an ideal home office, cozy guest room, or kids’ bunk room. A front deck and parking area faces a string of vintage summer cabins inviting neighbors to gather and enjoy the area and surroundings. A back deck provides another access from Agatahoe Blvd and a shed to store off season items. And then there’s the location. Park your car and walk to many of your favorite Tahoe activities. Within two blocks or less is a sandy beach at Lake Tahoe, a public boat ramp, full-service marina, Old Range Steakhouse, Jiffy’s Pizza, and the local post office. A few blocks farther, start your morning with coffee at PepsPlace, browse Perennial Nursery for inspiration for your next garden, or treat yourself to one of the lake’s delicious ice cream sundaes at the Cable Car Ice Cream shop. When you’re ready to explore beyond the neighborhood, you’re just minutes from the Stateline casinos and Crystal Bay Club concert series, and North Tahoe Regional Park, with 124 acres of trails, tennis, playgrounds, disc golf, sledding, and spectacular Lake Tahoe views. Highway 267 provides easy access to Northstar and Interstate 80. Kings Beach is just 2 miles away and nearby Tahoe City offers additional shopping, dining, and recreation, with skiing at Palisades Tahoe close by. This is a home where location truly trumps space—a place to simplify, get outside, and enjoy the very best of the Tahoe lifestyle, right outside your door. Don’t wait long; this is a rare find, a well-cared-for 3-bedroom home at a condominium budget, steps from the lake!
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Property type
House
Year built
1973
Price/sqft
$722
Features
Fireplace
Balcony
Stone Countertops
Washer Dryer
High Ceiling
Parking
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357 Wawasee Avenue, Tahoe Vista, CA 96148, Kings Beach, California, United States
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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.