Tag: Homeownership

From Visitor to Resident: Making Tahoe Your Full-Time Home

Posted on by Liza Muhl

What Would Life in Tahoe Look Like

For many buyers, Tahoe starts as a getaway—weekends by the lake, holidays in the snow, and summers filled with trail time. But for some, those visits spark a bigger question: What would life here look like full-time? If you’re considering making Tahoe your primary residence, here’s what to know as you move from visitor to local.

The Lifestyle Shift

Living in Tahoe full-time brings a different rhythm than vacation living. What once felt like a retreat becomes your everyday backdrop.

  • Slower mornings and quieter weekdays

  • A deeper connection to the seasons

  • More time outdoors—and less time commuting

Community Becomes Key

As a resident, Tahoe feels less like a destination and more like a hometown. Full-time living brings a depth of community that visitors don’t always see.

  • Local events, markets, and community gatherings

  • Building relationships with neighbors and local businesses

  • A strong sense of connection through shared outdoor lifestyles

Housing Needs Shift

Full-time living often requires rethinking space and functionality. Homes designed for year-round use make the transition smoother and more comfortable.

  • Reliable heating and insulation

  • Storage for all-season gear

  • Dedicated workspaces

  • Easy winter access

Seasonality Becomes Second Nature

Living in Tahoe means embracing all four seasons. What may feel like a challenge at first often becomes part of the charm. You’ll quickly learn:

  • Winter prep and snow routines

  • Shoulder seasons for quiet enjoyment

  • How each season shapes daily life

Planning for the Long Term

Full-time buyers often think differently about value. Choosing the right neighborhood and home now helps support future goals. Key considerations:

  • School districts and community resources

  • Proximity to town centers and services

  • Long-term resale and flexibility

Thinking about turning your Tahoe escape into a full-time lifestyle? Contact us to explore neighborhoods and homes designed for year-round living.

— Amie with The Q Group

📞 Mobile 650.290.3008
📧 Email me at amie@realestatenorthtahoe.com
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The Tahoe Neighborhood That Fits You Best

Posted on by Liza Muhl

Which Tahoe Neighborhood is Right for You

Dock with lake, mountains, and sunset in the background

Choosing the right Tahoe neighborhood is just as important as choosing the right home. Each area around the lake offers its own rhythm, scenery, and lifestyle. If you’re ready for your next move, here’s a breakdown to help you find the Tahoe neighborhood that truly fits you.

West Shore: Relaxed, Scenic, and Timeless

Often described as “the quieter side of the lake,” West Shore is ideal for buyers who value privacy, natural beauty, and a slower pace.

Best for:

  • Nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts

  • Buyers seeking a peaceful retreat

  • Classic Tahoe charm with lake and forest access

Lifestyle notes:

  • Stunning sunsets and less congestion

  • Close-knit community feel

  • Easy access to hiking, biking, and beaches

Tahoe City: Central, Connected, and Convenient

Tahoe City blends walkability, dining, and easy access to both North and West Shores.

Best for:

  • Full-time residents

  • Buyers who want town amenities nearby

  • Those who enjoy an active social scene

Lifestyle notes:

  • Local shops, restaurants, and events

  • Proximity to trails, lake access, and ski resorts

  • Strong year-round energy

North Shore: Active, Social, and Resort-Driven

North Shore offers a mix of laid-back lake life and easy access to world-class skiing and recreation.

Best for:

  • Buyers who want proximity to resorts

  • Second-home owners who enjoy variety

  • Adventure-driven lifestyles

Lifestyle notes:

  • Close to Northstar and lake beaches

  • Lively dining and après-ski scene

  • Great for seasonal and part-time living

Incline Village: Refined, Exclusive, and Amenity-Rich

Incline Village is known for its private beaches, well-maintained neighborhoods, and upscale feel.

Best for:

  • Buyers seeking luxury and privacy

  • Amenity-focused lifestyles

  • Full-time or second-home living

Lifestyle notes:

  • Access to private beaches and recreation facilities

  • Golf, skiing, and fitness amenities

  • Strong sense of community

Truckee: Year-Round Living with Mountain Energy

Just north of the lake, Truckee offers a vibrant, full-time community with historic charm and modern convenience.

Best for:

  • Families and full-time residents

  • Buyers wanting schools, dining, and events

  • Those seeking a true mountain-town feel

Lifestyle notes:

  • Strong local culture and events

  • Proximity to multiple ski resorts

  • Lively downtown with year-round appeal

How to Choose What Fits You Best

  • Will this be a full-time or seasonal home?

  • Do I value walkability or privacy?

  • Is lake access or resort proximity more important?

  • How much community activity do I want?

The right neighborhood should support not just how you live not, but how you want to live moving forward.

Not sure which Tahoe neighborhood fits your lifestyle? Our Tahoe area guide is designed to help you learn about Tahoe’s micro-regions and which area may best suit your needs in your search for your Tahoe dream home. Click here to explore the communities in the Lake Tahoe area, or connect with Amie Quirarte and The Q Group for a personalized neighborhood match and local insight.

— Amie with The Q Group

📞 Mobile 650.290.3008
📧 Email me at amie@realestatenorthtahoe.com
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2025 Wrapped: Thank You for an Incredible Year from The Q Group

Posted on by Liza Muhl

A Look Back at 2025 in Lake Tahoe Real Estate

There are never enough words to appropriately express the gratitude we feel towards our clients, all of whom trust us with some of the most important decisions of their lives. It is an honor to work alongside you, and to have earned your trust along the way. It is not something we take lightly! Thank you for being part of my journey.

Amie’s Lakefront Activity this Year 

We were proud to close on two exceptional lakefront properties at or above $10 million.

  • 3334 Edgewater Drive, Tahoe City, CA — Represented Buyer

  • 9910 Lake Street, Kings Beach, CA — Represented Seller (sold off-market)

This year also brought an incredible collection of lakefront listings that we are honored to represent and have actively listed, varying from a new construction estate on the West Shore to North Shore legacy residences.

  • 255 Drum Road, Tahoma, CA — Offered at $22,000,000

  • 9902 Lake Street, Kings Beach, CA — Offered at $13,500,000

  • 7708 North Lake Boulevard, Tahoe Vista, CA — Offered at $4,700,000

Explore All Current Listings Here

$49M in Sales Volume for the Year

Relationships are the foundation of our business, and we’re honored by the confidence our clients place in us year after year. In 2025, we closed 16 sales, helping 12 new families and working again with 4 repeat clients. Together, these sales totaled just under $49 million for the year.

Who You Work with Matters

As we head into 2026, the Tahoe market continues to shift and open up new opportunities for both buyers and sellers. When you choose to work with us, you’re partnering with real estate professionals who deliver extraordinary results. Whether you’re planning a purchase, considering a sale, or simply looking for insight into the market, we’re here as a trusted resource every step of the way.

Cheers and Happy New Year!

— Amie with The Q Group

📞 Mobile 650.290.3008
📧 Email me at amie@realestatenorthtahoe.com
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How to Right-Size Your Home in Tahoe

Posted on by Liza Muhl

What Right-Size Truly Means to You

Right-sizing isn’t just about square footage—it’s about finding a home that fits the way you actually live. In Tahoe, where lifestyle and seasonality play a major role, choosing the right size home can enhance both comfort and long-term value.

Whether you’re upsizing, downsizing, or transitioning from part-time to full-time living, here’s how to determine what “right-size” truly means for you.

What Right-Sizing Really Means

Right-sizing is about balance:

  • Enough space to live comfortably

  • Minimal wasted square footage

  • A layout that supports your daily routine

In Tahoe, that often means prioritizing storage for gear, flexible guest space, and ease of maintenance—especially during winter months.

Signs It Might Be Time to Upsize

You may want more space if:

  • Family or friends visit often

  • You need a dedicated home office

  • Outdoor gear has taken over every corner

  • You’re transitioning to full-time Tahoe living

Larger homes or townhomes with multiple levels allow for privacy while still supporting entertaining and multi-generational stays.

Signs It Might Be Time to Downsize

Downsizing can feel freeing—especially in a mountain market.

You may be ready to scale back if:

  • Maintenance feels overwhelming

  • You want a lock-and-leave lifestyle

  • You’re spending less time hosting guests

  • You prefer amenities over upkeep

Condos and smaller homes often provide easy living while keeping you close to trails, beaches, and town centers.

Condo, Cabin, or Luxury Retreat?

Tahoe offers a wide range of right-size options:

Condos & Townhomes

  • Low maintenance

  • HOA services like snow removal

  • Ideal for second-home owners

Cabins & Single-Family Homes

  • More privacy and storage

  • Outdoor space for gear and gatherings

  • A classic Tahoe feel

Luxury Homes

  • Designed for entertaining

  • Multiple living zones

  • Space for hosting family and friends year-round

The key is aligning the home type with how often—and how intensively—you’ll use the space.

Seasonality Matters

Ask yourself:

  • Will this be a full-time or seasonal home?

  • How much winter maintenance am I comfortable managing?

  • Do I want turnkey convenience or hands-on ownership?

Your answers help narrow the ideal size and style for your next move.

The Long-Term View

Right-sizing isn’t just about today—it’s about tomorrow. The right Tahoe home should support:

  • Your current lifestyle

  • Future flexibility

  • Long-term resale appeal

Choosing wisely now often leads to greater enjoyment and less stress down the road.

Quick Right-Sizing Checklist

  • How many bedrooms do you realistically use?

  • Do you need guest space or flex rooms?

  • How much maintenance feels comfortable?

  • Do you prefer amenities or privacy?

  • Will this home support your lifestyle in 5–10 years?

Thinking about your next move but unsure what size or style fits best? Connect with Amie Quirarte and The Q Group for guidance tailored to your lifestyle, goals, and preferred Tahoe neighborhoods.

— Amie with The Q Group

📞 Mobile 650.290.3008
📧 Email me at amie@realestatenorthtahoe.com
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Cost Considerations When Moving to Tahoe

Posted on by Liza Muhl

What Moving to Tahoe Really Costs

The Tahoe lifestyle is undeniably appealing—lake views, mountain trails, four-season recreation, and a slower pace of life. But before making your next move, it’s important to understand the full picture of what Tahoe homeownership truly costs. Beyond the purchase price, here’s what buyers should plan for when budgeting for life in the mountains.

Utilities & Seasonal Energy Use

Tahoe homes experience more dramatic seasonal swings than many other markets.

What to expect:

  • Higher heating costs during winter months

  • Variable utility bills depending on elevation, insulation, and home size

  • Backup power solutions or generators for certain areas

Energy-efficient upgrades, newer windows, and proper insulation can make a noticeable difference in long-term costs.

Snow Removal & Winter Access

Winter is part of Tahoe’s charm—but it also requires planning.

Typical snow-related expenses include:

  • Driveway and roof snow removal

  • Private road plowing or shared services

  • Ice management and winter safety measures

For second-home owners, reliable snow removal is essential to protect both your property and accessibility.

HOA Fees & Community Amenities

Many Tahoe condos, townhomes, and planned communities include HOA fees.

These often cover:

  • Exterior maintenance

  • Snow removal

  • Landscaping

  • Amenities such as pools, gyms, or private beach access

While HOAs add a monthly cost, they can significantly reduce hands-on maintenance—especially appealing for part-time residents.

Insurance in a Mountain Environment

Insurance costs in Tahoe can differ from urban or suburban markets.

Considerations may include:

  • Snow load and weather-related coverage

  • Fire insurance depending on location

  • Additional policies for second homes or rentals

Working with professionals familiar with mountain properties can help you secure appropriate coverage without surprises.

Maintenance & Ongoing Care

Tahoe homes require consistent upkeep due to weather and seasonal shifts.

Common maintenance items:

  • Roof inspections and repairs

  • Deck and exterior sealing

  • Gutter and drainage care

  • Annual inspections for heating systems

Planning ahead for these costs helps protect your investment and preserves long-term value.

Rental Rules & Usage Considerations

If you’re considering rental income, understanding local regulations is essential.

Important factors:

  • Short-term rental rules vary by area

  • Permit requirements and occupancy limits

  • Long-term rental opportunities in certain communities

Even if renting isn’t your immediate goal, knowing the options adds flexibility for the future.

The Big Picture: Value Beyond the Numbers

While Tahoe homeownership includes unique costs, many buyers find the lifestyle return well worth the investment. Ownership often replaces recurring vacation expenses with long-term equity, consistent access to the mountains, and a home that supports the life you want to live.

Quick Cost Checklist

  • Utilities and seasonal energy use

  • Snow removal and winter services

  • HOA fees (if applicable)

  • Insurance tailored to mountain living

  • Ongoing maintenance and upkeep

  • Rental compliance and flexibility

Thinking about your next move? Let’s break down what Tahoe ownership would look like for you. Connect with Amie Quirarte and The Q Group for a customized ownership estimate and guidance tailored to your lifestyle, goals, and preferred neighborhoods.

— Amie with The Q Group

📞 Mobile 650.290.3008
📧 Email me at amie@realestatenorthtahoe.com
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Just Listed | A Warm Welcome Home in Kings Beach for $1.995M

Posted on by Liza Muhl

Charming Mountain Home in Kings Beach

1055 Trent Lane, Kings Beach, California

4 Bedrooms | 3.5 Bathrooms | 2,464 SF

Listed Price $1,995,000

Positioned perfectly between the mountains and the lake, and just minutes from Kings Beach and Northstar in either direction, this beautifully crafted Tahoe home blends convenience, comfort, and classic mountain style. 1055 Trent Lane blends modern upgrades with inviting mountain charm. This thoughtfully refined home offers the perfect retreat for full-time living or weekend escapes, sun-soaked outdoor spaces, and easy access to the best of Lake Tahoe.

A Warm Welcome Home

The moment you arrive, you’re greeted by a beautifully maintained exterior framed by mature trees and a serene mountain setting. Inside the home, the main level showcases an open layout centered around a striking double-sided fireplace that warms the spacious great room, dining nook, and large modern chef’s kitchen—perfect for family gatherings and effortless entertaining.

Spacious + Functional Layout

A large deck extends the living space outdoors, ideal for summer grilling and relaxing in the alpine air. The primary suite occupies its own private level, featuring an en-suite bath, a secluded deck, and a hot tub. This floor also hosts an additional bedroom, a day-bed room, and an office, providing plenty of flexible space for work or guests. On the lower level, an entertainment room and adjacent bunk room create a fun retreat for kids and visitors, complete with a pool table, TV, and a cozy fireplace. Above the large, high-ceiling garage, a spacious bonus area offers tremendous potential that can be utilized as the new owner desires!

Why You Will Love This Home

  • Prime location between Lake Tahoe and Northstar
  • Open-concept main level with double-sided fireplace
  • Private primary suite with deck and hot tub
  • Entertainment level with bunk room and fireplace
  • Three decks, spacious yard, and trail access nearby
  • Large garage with bonus space + strong rental history

1055 Trent Lane stands out for its blend of comfort, functionality, and style.  It’s a move-in-ready property that feels instantly welcoming—ideal for anyone seeking a balance of everyday living and mountain escape.

Contact us today to schedule your private showing or learn more about 1055 Trent Lane.

📞 Mobile 650.290.3008
📧 Email me at amie@realestatenorthtahoe.com
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5 Signs It’s Time to Buy in Tahoe

Posted on by Liza Muhl

Are You Ready for Your Next Move to Tahoe?

Buying in Tahoe isn’t just about finding a home—it’s about choosing the lifestyle that comes with it: lake mornings, mountain air, quiet trails, and a community built around outdoor living. If you’ve been wondering whether it’s the right time to take the next step, here are five signs that point toward “yes.”

1. You’re Spending More Time in Tahoe Than Anywhere Else

Maybe you’re here every weekend. Maybe you’ve stretched “just a few days” into longer stays. When Tahoe becomes the place you unwind, recharge, and feel most at home, it’s worth considering a more permanent connection.

Local Insight: Many buyers start as weekend visitors before realizing they spend most holidays and long weekends here — making ownership more practical than ongoing rentals.

2. Remote or Flexible Work Has Opened New Possibilities

If you can work from anywhere, why not work from somewhere inspiring? Tahoe offers a quiet pace, access to nature, and enough connectivity to support remote professionals.

Hint: Homes with dedicated office space, expanded Wi-Fi options, and access to cafés/co-working hubs in Tahoe City and Truckee are especially in demand.

3. You Want a Home That Doubles as an Investment

From long-term rentals to seasonal use by family and friends, Tahoe real estate tends to hold value because demand remains steady year-round.

Consider: Even if you don’t plan to rent, owning gives you the opportunity to build equity instead of paying vacation rental fees.

4. Your Lifestyle Has Outgrown Your Current Space

Maybe you want more room for outdoor gear, space for family to visit, or a quieter environment than city living can offer. Tahoe’s mix of condos, townhomes, and lakefront estates makes it easy to match a home to your lifestyle.

Popular choices:

  • Low-maintenance condos for second-home owners

  • Family-friendly neighborhoods near trails

  • Larger homes with space to host friends or multi-generational stays

5. You’re Looking for a Lifestyle Upgrade Grounded in Nature

If you crave cleaner air, slower mornings, or year-round recreation right outside your door, Tahoe checks every box.

From skiing and paddleboarding to hiking and après-lake evenings, Tahoe living is more than a purchase—it’s a shift in lifestyle that many clients say they wish they’d made sooner.

Highlights:

  • Why now may be the ideal time to invest in Tahoe real estate

  • Signs you’re ready to transition from visitor to homeowner

  • Lifestyle benefits unique to Tahoe living

  • Remote-work advantages for Tahoe buyers

  • Equity-building and long-term value considerations

Ready to explore the right neighborhood or property for your next move? Connect with Amie Quirarte and The Q Group for tailored guidance, local insight, and a smooth path to Tahoe homeownership.

— Amie with The Q Group

📞 Mobile 650.290.3008
📧 Email me at amie@realestatenorthtahoe.com
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Just Listed | Two Desirable Tahoe Condo Offerings at Northstar & Tahoe City

Posted on by Liza Muhl

Condo Offerings That Are Move-In-Ready

If you’re searching for a move-in-ready Tahoe retreat or a smart investment property, these two listings deliver exceptional value in two of the region’s most sought-after communities.

3180 Aspen Grove in Truckee offers a modernized mountain-contemporary feel near Northstar’s world-class amenities, while 2155 North Lake Blvd #36 at The Villas in Tahoe City provides low-maintenance living close to Lake Tahoe’s shoreline and endless recreation.

Together, they highlight Tahoe’s best lifestyle offerings—accessibility, comfort, and year-round adventure.

3180 Aspen Grove, Truckee, CA

1 Bedroom Loft | 1 Bathroom | 736 SF

Offered at $545,000

Condo living at 3180 Aspen Grove

This refreshed and inviting residence sits in the desirable Aspen Grove complex, moments from the Village at Northstar. It’s an ideal choice for buyers seeking a turnkey retreat with immediate access to skiing, mountain biking, dining, and year-round amenities.

Highlights:

  • Forested views + abundant natural light

  • Cozy living room fireplace

  • Easy access to Northstar Village + gondola

  • Northstar resort-style amenities

  • Perfect for skiing, hiking, and biking days

Aspen Grove remains a favorite for buyers wanting a true “park-your-car-and-enjoy” Northstar experience.

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2155 North Lake Blvd #36, Tahoe City, CA

2 Bedroom | 1 Bathroom | 952 SF

Offered at $499,000

Nestled in the heart of Tahoe City, Unit 36 offers an excellent blend of convenience, comfort, and community amenities. The Villas is known for its well-kept grounds, proximity to the water, and access to Tahoe’s recreation corridors.

Highlights:

  • Desirable Villas community with heated pool, tennis courts + clubhouse

  • Vaulted ceilings + large fireplace

  • Private forest-view deck

  • Convenient access to Skylandia Beach + Nordic Center

  • Direct bike path access into Tahoe City

The Villas has long been admired for offering approachable ownership close to everything Tahoe City has to offer—without the upkeep.

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Why These Two Properties Stand Out

Together, these listings appeal to buyers looking for:

  • Effortless ownership with HOAs that handle major exterior maintenance

  • Immediate access to recreation—from ski resorts and trail networks to lake activities

  • Turn-key comfort with updated interiors and functional layouts

  • Investment potential in two high-demand Tahoe markets

  • Versatility — peaceful second home, full-time Tahoe base, or rental opportunity

Interested in Learning More?

Whether you’re exploring one property or both, I’d love to help you compare features, lifestyle benefits, and investment appeal. Contact us today to schedule your private showing and learn more about Tahoe’s best lifestyle offerings.

📞 Mobile 650.290.3008
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$22M West Shore Lakefront Property | A Life at the Water’s Edge

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West Shore Tahoe Lakefront Luxury Home

255 Drum Road, Tahoma, California

4 Bedrooms | 5.5 Bathrooms | 4,095 SF

Listed Price $22,000,000

100 feet of private lake frontage at 255 Drum Road in Tahoma.

Discover 255 Drum Road, Tahoma—a rare new Lake Tahoe lakefront estate. Positioned on a private one-acre parel along the West Shore, this under-construction resident spans 4,095 sq ft and represents the highest level of luxury Tahoe living.

Unmatched Lakefront Amenities

The property offers 100 feet of private lake frontage, a buoy, and pier access, creating effortless access to boating, paddleboarding, and lakeside adventures. A 295 sq ft lakeside cabana with full bath and generous deck sits at the shoreline; perfect for summer relaxation, entertaining, and sunset viewing.

Refined Architectural Living

Designed with modern mountain luxury in mind, the home features walls of glass framing panoramic lake and Sierra vistas from nearly every room. Highlights include four private suites, a chef’s kitchen with statement pantry, a wine room, lakeview living spaces, and multiple indoor-outdoor connections. Terraced landscaping and stone steps guide you down to Tahoe’s clear blue water.

The Best of the West Shore

Situated near Sugar Pine Point State Park, Homewood Ski Resort, and Tahoma’s market and dining favorites, the location delivers year-round recreation from hiking, skiing, boating, and lakeside living at its finest.

Highlights

  • 100 ft. private lake frontage
  • Buoy + pier access for boating
  • Lakeside cabana with full bath & deck
  • Wine room + outdoor hearth
  • Walls of glass with lake & Sierra views
  • Terraced stone steps to shoreline

More than a residence, 255 Drum Road is an invitation to a legacy of memories for generations to come. Contact us today to schedule your private showing or learn more about 255 Drum Road.

📞 Mobile 650.290.3008
📧 Email me at amie@realestatenorthtahoe.com
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Last Chance Before the Winter Pause: Lakefront Luxury at 475 Lakeshore Blvd #13, Incline Village

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Your Final Opportunity this Season to Experience Lakefront Luxury at Crystal Bay Cove

475 Lakeshore Boulevard, #13, Incline Village, NV

3 Bedrooms | 3 Bathrooms | 2,450 SF

Sale Price $4,775,000

Unobstructed panoramic views of Lake Tahoe from 475 Lakeshore Boulevard, Unit 13 in Incline Village

Last Window of Opportunity

As autumn settles over Lake Tahoe, 475 Lakeshore Blvd #13 at Crystal Bay Cove remains one of Incline Village’s most compelling lakefront residences—and there’s still time to see it. This upper-level, fully remodeled condo will be coming off the market for the winter on Saturday, offering buyers one last chance to tour before the seasonal pause.

Lakefront Elegance in Crystal Bay Cove

Set within a prestigious lakefront enclave, this residence captures unobstructed panoramic views of Lake Tahoe and offers access to a private pier and 36 buoys for 36 homes. The community’s serene setting, manicured grounds, and proximity to Incline’s best dining and recreation make it a highly coveted address.

Modern Refinement, Timeless Tahoe Design

Taken down to the studs and fully remodeled in 2022, the home blends new-construction quality with enduring design. The upper level features an open-concept great room and chef’s kitchen, complete with a Miele espresso station and built-in indoor gas grill, all framed by expansive glass sliders showcasing breathtaking lake views.

Downstairs, two spacious lake-view bedrooms offer quiet comfort, while air conditioning units on both levels and a 220V/60-amp EV charging outlet in the attached one-car garage enhance year-round convenience.

Ready for Showings — and Offers

Secure a turnkey lakefront retreat before winter. Showings are available through Saturday, after which the property will pause for the season.

Contact us today to schedule your private showing or learm more about 475 Lakeshore Blvd, #13.

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