Newly Remodeled Chalet - Near Skiing & Golf

VHR Permit: 073308
Transient Occupancy Tax: 062946
Max occupancy: 6
Occupancy is limited during quiet hours between 10:00 p.m. and 8:00 a.m.

This recently remodeled 3BR/2BA home is nestled in pines and borders acres of open Forest Service land. In close proximity to three ski resorts. Quick access to sledding, snowmobiles, and the Lake Tahoe Golf Course.

The living room welcomes you with modern alpine decor. Relax on two sofas by the wood-burning stove. On snowy nights, make hot cocoa and watch a movie on the 42in TV. The open dining/kitchen area offers a great social area to cook and chat. In the kitchen, natural pinewood cabinetry contrasts with gleaming stainless steel appliances, including a gas range, dishwasher, and coffee machine. Enjoy meals at a four-seat wood table.

The inviting primary bedroom has a queen bed and en-suite bathroom with a tub/shower combination and a laundry area with washer/dryer. Upstairs, you will find the second bedroom, outfitted with a queen bed, 31in TV, and private deck access. The kid-friendly third bedroom offers a twin-over-full bunk bed with twin trundle and a Pack 'n Play. The rooms share a guest bathroom with a walk-in shower.

Outdoor adventures await year-round at this woodland home. Arriving in winter? You're within a 40-minute drive of Kirkwood Mountain Resort, and less than 20 minutes from Heavenly and Sierra at Tahoe. In warmer months, grab your hiking boots and explore Tahoe beauty along the Rubicon Trail -- accessible from D. L. Bliss State Park (a 30-minute drive), or drive 15 minutes and book a boat tour on the waters of Lake Tahoe.
Fishing enthusiasts are a 12-minute drive from Tahoe Trout Farm, while the fairways of Lake Tahoe Golf course are 4 minutes away. You're also surrounded by a great local dining scene, accessible within a 12-minute drive.

Tahoe is home to many animals. You may experience bears, raccoons, mice, and other animals. Meadows are home to many rodents. When these areas are filled with water or snow, these animals move to homes in the area. You may experience these animals in or near your home.

Things To Know

Tahoe is home to many animals. You may experience bears, raccoons, mice, and other animals. Meadows are home to many rodents. When these areas are filled with water or snow, these animals move to homes in the area. You may experience these animals in or near your home.

WiFi can be spotty in the mountains.

This home is not equipped with air conditioning.

The patio furniture is seasonal.

The BBQ is seasonal.

Parking is limited to 2 vehicles in the driveway only.
Street parking is not permitted and may result in fines or towing.
Please make sure cars are parked fully within the driveway and not blocking sidewalks or neighboring properties.
Oversized vehicles, trailers, RVs, and boats are not allowed.

Garbage and recycling should be stored in the big metal bear box next to the driveway. There is a key attached to the box you'll need to use to open AND close the door. When closing the door, please make sure the latch is engaged. Our bears are pretty smart. DO NOT LEAVE KEY IN BEAR BOX. This will ensure that the local wildlife cannot get to your trash.

NOTE: The city of South Lake Tahoe takes the safety of their wildlife and the beauty of their city very seriously. So please never leave garbage outside overnight as the wildlife will find it, and guests will be responsible for any clean up or fines that may occur.