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What does $12.950 million buy you on Lake Tahoe?

At 9902 Lake Street in Kings Beach, the answer begins at the water’s edge.

With 72 feet of Lake Tahoe frontage, direct access to a sandy beach, and a setting rooted in the history of Old Brockway, this is a lakefront property defined by something increasingly difficult to find: a private connection to the lake itself.

Offered at $12,950,000, this five-bedroom residence combines modern construction with a shoreline location that makes the setting the true centerpiece.

For buyers considering Lake Tahoe at this level, the conversation extends beyond the home. It is about the land, the water, the location, and the experience of owning a place on one of the most recognizable alpine lakes in the world.

72 Feet of Lake Tahoe Frontage

On Lake Tahoe, the shoreline is the distinction.

Imagine stepping outside to the shoreline, spending the afternoon beside the lake, or watching the water change color as the light moves across the Sierra Nevada. These are the moments that make lakefront ownership different.

And while interior finishes and architectural details can be updated over time, the relationship between a property and the shoreline is something that cannot be recreated.

For me, that is one of the most important considerations when evaluating a lakefront home. Buyers are not simply purchasing a residence. They are securing a particular place on the lake.

A Home Designed for Modern Tahoe Living

Built in 2017, 9902 Lake Street offers approximately 3,363 square feet, with five bedrooms and three-and-a-half bathrooms. The home provides space for family, friends, and extended stays while keeping the lakefront setting at the center of the experience.

For a property like this, the value is not measured by interior square footage alone. It is the combination of a contemporary residence, usable shoreline, and the ability to experience Lake Tahoe directly from home.

Whether the day begins with coffee overlooking the water or ends with friends gathered after an afternoon outdoors, the setting shapes how the property is enjoyed.

The Legacy of Old Brockway

Location carries its own history in Lake Tahoe. 9902 Lake Street sits in the Old Brockway area of Kings Beach, a stretch of the North Shore with a long-standing connection to Tahoe’s lakefront heritage. The property is associated with the former Hills Brothers Estate, adding another layer of local history to its setting.

Kings Beach also offers access to the North Shore’s restaurants, shops, recreation, and everyday conveniences. The Nevada state line is nearby, giving owners convenient access to neighboring communities and destinations.

For buyers who want a lakefront home that feels connected to Tahoe rather than removed from it, this location deserves consideration.

The Value of Being on the Water

Not all lakefront properties offer the same experience. Shoreline characteristics, beach access, frontage, privacy, and pier arrangements can all influence how a property is used and enjoyed.

At 9902 Lake Street, the sandy-beach access and 72 feet of frontage are central to its appeal. The property also has a shared-pier arrangement, an important detail for buyers to review as part of their due diligence. These distinctions matter when comparing lakefront homes. Two properties at similar price points can offer very different relationships with the water.

I encourage buyers to look closely at the shoreline itself, not just the view from inside the home. How you access the lake, how you spend time at the water’s edge, and what rights accompany the property all contribute to the ownership experience.

What $12.950 Million Really Represents

At this price point, buyers are considering more than a five-bedroom home. They are considering a limited piece of Lake Tahoe shoreline, direct access to a sandy beach, a modern residence, and a location with a distinct place in North Shore history.

Lakefront ownership is inherently different from owning a home a few streets away. The shoreline becomes part of daily life, and the property’s connection to the lake is a defining element of its long-term appeal.

That is why I look beyond the asking price when advising buyers. The more meaningful questions are what the property offers, how those features compare with other available lakefront opportunities, and whether the setting aligns with the buyer’s vision for Tahoe.

Buyers should evaluate frontage, shoreline conditions, beach access, pier rights and arrangements, applicable land-use regulations, and any relevant permitting requirements. These details can affect how the property is used and enjoyed.

To learn more or schedule a private showing, please contact:

Amie Quirarte
Founding Agent | SERHANT. Lake Tahoe

650.290.3008
amie@realestatenorthtahoe.com
realestatenorthtahoe.com

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