We’re proud to share that Amie Quirarte has joined SERHANT. as the Founding Agent leading Lake Tahoe, alongside her trusted team at The Q Group.
The Same Trusted Service
What makes this moment especially meaningful is that the foundation remains the same: trusted relationships, deep local knowledge, honest guidance, and white-glove service tailored to every client.
Elevated Reach. Expanded Opportunity.
Amie and The Q Group will continue serving buyers and sellers throughout Lake Tahoe with the care, professionalism, and dedication they’re known for—now backed by the expanded reach, innovation, creative storytelling, and global marketing power of SERHANT.
What This Means for You
For our clients, it means the same team you know and trust, now paired with an elevated platform designed to bring even greater exposure, opportunity, and results to every move.
Let’s Connect
Whether you’re considering buying, selling, or simply curious about the Tahoe market, we’d love to connect and discuss what this next chapter could mean for you.
271 Winding Creek Road, Olympic Valley, California
4 Bedrooms | 4 Bathrooms
Listed Price $2,300,000
Tucked into the forested beauty of Olympic Valley, California, 271 Winding Creek Road offers a rare opportunity to own a private creekside retreat just minutes from world-class recreation.
This 4-bedroom, 4-bathroom residence sits along the peaceful waters of Washeshu Creek, creating a seamless connection to nature year-round. From the moment you arrive, the property feels both secluded and welcoming. In addition, the level driveway, circular approach, porte cochere, and 2-car garage provide easy access in every season.
Inside, vaulted ceilings fill the living room with natural light while framing serene forest views. Meanwhile, reclaimed timber sourced from historic Donner Summit railroad tunnels adds warmth, texture, and a rich sense of history throughout the home.
The main level includes two ensuite bedrooms, offering comfort and convenience for guests or single-level living. Upstairs, additional living spaces create flexibility for full-time living or a mountain getaway.
Outdoor living is equally impressive. A spacious deck overlooks Washeshu Creek and features a hot tub designed for year-round enjoyment. Just beyond, stone steps lead down to a private beach area along the creek. As a result, the setting feels peaceful, immersive, and truly connected to the landscape.
Although the home feels tucked away in nature, it is located just 5 minutes from Palisades Tahoe Village. Residents enjoy quick access to skiing, hiking, dining, and year-round adventure while returning home to exceptional privacy and calm.
Contact us today to schedule your private showing or learn more about 271 Winding Creek Road.
This beautiful two-bedroom condo has beautiful views of the forest that surrounds Everline Resort, and makes Olympic Valley one of the most coveted ski communities in North America. The one-bedroom fireplace suite offers a master bedroom with a king bed, a bathroom with a separate shower and tub, an owner’s locked cabinet with ample storage space, a kitchenette, and living and dining spaces.
The second unit has two twin beds (ideal for rental opportunities for families) with a refrigerator and a bathroom with a tub and shower combo. You can lock off one bedroom/bath separately from the fireplace suite, offering a great balance between owner usage and rental opportunities.
The third floor location has many benefits, including nearby ski-in/ski-out access – from the ski lockers conveniently located one level down, on the second floor, which leads right outside to the chair lift. Après-ski hosted happy hours occur in the “Owner’s Lounge” located in the ski locker area. The Everline facility boasts many dining options, shopping, and recreational options year-round. Because of its concierge-style luxury resort experience and ample facilities, it’s also a wedding and conference destination. You will enjoy generating income when you are not enjoying your condo.
For more information on Olympic Valley real estate, contact Amie Quirarte.
Bring on the Summer fun! Lake Tahoe is often described as the Jewel of the Sierra Nevada, and it’s also the ultimate playground for summer. The stunning natural beauty, outdoor activities, ideal climate, and vibrant community provides a unique lifestyle offering a fulfilling and enriching environment.
The lake’s vibrant cobalt blue and crystal clear waters is a scenic wonder. With the favorable winter season we received through early spring, we were treated with higher-than-average water level. As of June 2024, the lake’s elevation is near the maximum legal limit of 6,229.1 feet per the USGS Water Data. Lake Tahoe remains a cherished natural wonder. It’s no surprise our beautiful lake is one of the most recognizable Alpine lakes.
For more on Summer’s Ultimate Playground and things to do in Lake Tahoe, click here for our summer issue.
3009 Ridge Court, Unit 14, Olympic Valley, California
3 BR | 2 BA | 1,421 SF
Sale Price $1,100,000.00
The perfect resort-like lifestyle in Olympic Valley for all Tahoe seasons. Centrally located to countless dining and shopping options, trail access, bike paths to Tahoe City and West/North Shore, and Truckee River. Congratulations to our buyers who get to enjoy it!
For more information on Olympic Valley real estate, contact Amie Quirarte.
A federal emergency declaration has been proclaimed by President Biden and financial assistance may be forthcoming. While the federal government has not yet declared a disaster (a different designation that provides different resources) for California that could authorize direct financial assistance to affected residents.
Placer County requests those who have suffered damage to report itHERE.
If the issue is life threatening please dial 911. The intention of the survey is to allow the reporting of non-emergency issues during periods when the Emergency Operation Center is active. Your answers to the brief survey will help better document the extent of damage these storms have caused, so Placer County can continue to advocate for all available support for impacted residents.
With more weather still in the forecast, please use the Ready Placer Dashboard for the latest on road and weather hazards and to access resources to help protect your family and property.
Whether your getting out on the slopes for a short weekend getaway or a day trip, Lake Tahoe is famed for our expansive selection of downhill ski resorts boasting a variety of terrain, from some gentle broad slopes, some hilly hills and forested slopes or cross country. If you love the outdoors and are a fan of winter’s snow and cold, nothing beats skiing in Lake Tahoe. We have provided our favorite insider’s tips below to help you choose where to ski this winter.
Best Lake Views
Homewood Mountain Resort: Located on Tahoe’s magical West Shore, Homewood is a laid-back mountain that is known for its deep powder, well-spaced trees, and panoramic views of Lake Tahoe. With a mix of gentle beginner slopes to more intermediate and advanced runs, there’s something for everyone at Homewood. It’s certainly a hidden gem, not only for its lake views, but also its secret powder stashes on a snow day.
Diamond Peak: This family-friendly resort in Incline Village boasts world-class snowmaking and grooming, fun events for the whole family, and comprehensive lesson programs. Drink in dramatic views of Lake Tahoe from the sun deck of the Snowflake Lodge. Diamond Peak’s mid-mountain bar and eatery.
Plenty of Beginner Terrain
Boreal: Take 3, Ride Free at this small mountain with a big attitude on Donner Summit. When you purchase three lessons, you get a free season’s pass. Boreal is the only mountain in Tahoe/Truckee that offers night skiing. The onsite Woodward Indoor Park offers 33,000 square feet of ramps, foam pits, and trampolines; perfect for honing those ski and snowboard skills out of the elements.
Donner Ski Ranch: This historic mountain is family-owned and operated, and boasts some great terrain as well as affordable rates and a variety of lesson options. First time bringing the little ones out to ski? Take advantage of their $15 magic carpet pass with a $15 equipment rental to get the kiddos used to the sport.
Tahoe Donner Downhill Ski Resort: Tahoe Donner knows families. From affordable beginner packages to a helpful staff, Tahoe Donner knows how to make learning to ski and ride a family-friendly experience. It’s known as the best place to begin, with impeccable grooming, wide open slopes, and great beginner programs. Also, onsite are a number of eateries, weekly events, and a snow play area.
Advanced Terrain
Northstar California: Fun off-piste terrain, world-class terrain parks, and wide open groomers make Northstar a great destination for all levels of skiers and riders. The bustling village offers plenty of apres-ski events and specials – you may never want to leave!
Palisades Tahoe: Host to the 1960 Olympics, Palisades Tahoe is renowned for its varied terrain. Once two mountains, now merged, the resort offers a combined 6,000 acres of terrain. From wide-open bowls in the side-country to inbound cliffs and technical tree runs, advanced skiers (beginners and intermediate, too!) will love exploring this resort any day.
Sugar Bowl Ski Resort: Sugar Bowl is another family-owned and operated ski resort located on Donner Summit. Its high elevation means huge amounts of snowfall, and the uncrowded slopes and short lift lines make it a local’s favorite. The terrain varies from beginner to advanced. Intermediate and advanced skiers and riders will enjoy 1,650 acres of wide-open bowls, long groomers, and inbound cliffs and features that make this mountain unique.
Mt. Rose Ski Tahoe: Experience beautiful Lake Tahoe views, tons of powder, and over 1,200 acres of 70% intermediate-to-advanced terrain at Mt. Rose Tahoe. The base elevation of this mountain, which is conveniently located between Incline Village and Reno, is 8,250 ft. – the highest in Tahoe. High elevations means good snow in Tahoe, and Mt. Rose is fun for powder-hounds and groomer-heroes alike.
