Luxury Villa, Panoramic Views, Pier, Concierge!

Welcome to Elevation Estate

Awarded Tahoe Quarterly's prestigious Outstanding Mountain Home of the Year in 2015, the estate is an architectural and design marvel. This truly, one-of-a-kind, 5,800 square foot home was constructed on a hillside spanning 200 feet in elevation (hence the name).

This home offers 270-degree unobstructed panoramic views of Lake Tahoe from up to 70 feet above the water’s edge. Comprising a main house, guest house and studio apartment, this home captures all of Tahoe's natural beauty. The home is thoughtfully sectioned to comfortably accommodate multiple families/generations.

Key Features of the property include:

Lakefront estate with panoramic lake views
Award-winning design
High-end furnishings
(2) 3-story elevators - message for details
1 Car garage
ChargePoint Electric Vehicle Charging Station
Split lakefront with a private, shared deep water pier with buoy available upon request

Concierge and pier:

Luxury accommodation includes 24/7 concierge to recommend and/or help coordinate transportation, summer activities - boats & watersports, hiking, climbing, biking, tours and winter activities - skiing, snowmobiling, snowshoeing, sledding. Also fitness accommodations, massage, groceries/wine/alcohol, dinner reservations and much more.

The house sits on Agate Bay, one of the calmest bays on Lake Tahoe. Ideal for boating and watersports. Enjoy a private, locked, boat-accessible pier, shared with adjacent neighbor. Buoy available upon request.

Architecture and floorplan:

To achieve 270-degree views of the lake, a collection of towers raises locally sourced glacier stone, slate, steel, glass and redwood above the landscape.

A partially covered bridge, shored up with steel and paved with wood decking, connects the garage to the main house. The dining wing, which includes an outdoor dining deck, occupies the southwest corner of the house. Another outdoor space adjacent to the dining room is known as the cocktail deck, an ideal location for a sunset toast.

Bedrooms:
Bedroom #1 King - Master Suite - Main House
Bedroom #2 King - Main House
Bedroom #3 King - Main House
Bedroom #4 Two Bunk Beds - Main House
Bedroom #5 Queen Murphy Bed - Studio
Bedroom #6 King - Guest House
Bedroom #7 Two Single Beds - Guest House


***Pet fee***
This is our family home and our grandfather has advanced illness and severe animal allergies. All animals (service and otherwise) must be disclosed at time of booking and will be subject to an additional fee. Due to our grandfather’s illness, we must arrange special cleaning following a pet’s stay.

We have a strict one-star review policy for any guests that bring animals into our home without disclosure at time of booking.

Upon booking, you will be asked to review and sign a short-term rental lease and guestbook with information and rules governing your stay.

This Home Has an Active Security Camera the Front Doors and Driveway

Location:

Fantastic location on the North Shore in Lake Tahoe. In the winter, there is easy access to many major ski resorts (Northstar, Squaw Valley, Alpine Meadows). Just outside is access to golf, Kings Beach, hiking, mountain biking, swimming, paddle boarding, kayaking and great restaurants. Year-round, enjoy free casino shuttles and the Tahoe regional bus system (TART), which are easily accessible from the house.

Detailed Features:

Formal Great Room with magnificent and sweeping Lake Views - 270 Degree Panorama
Large Deck with Fireplace, Heater, Lighting
Additional Deck Off Dining Room with Built-in Gas BBQ / Fireplace / Heater
Kitchen: Miele Microwave Oven/ Double Gaggenau Ovens, one is convection/ 5-burner Gaggenau Gas Cooktop / Sub-Zero Refrigerator / Sub-Zero Wine Cooler / Pantry with 2nd Sink, Sub-Zero Freezer, 2nd Dishwasher
Dining Table Seating for 10 with Counter Seating for 6
1-Car Garage and covered driveway with parking for 4 cars
ChargePoint Electric Vehicle Charging Station
Recipient of the Outstanding Home Award in Tahoe Quarterly's 13th Annual Mountain Home Awards and Featured in the May / June 2015 Edition of Mountain Living