Tag: Tahoe City

JUST SOLD | 3101 Lake Forest Road #79, Tahoe City

Posted on by Liza Muhl

JUST SOLD | REPRESENTED SELLER

3101 Lake Forest Road #79, Tahoe City, California

4 Bedrooms | 2 Bathrooms | 1,408 SF

Sale Price $780,000

Record breaking sale! When my clients decided to list their property, we chose a price knowing we were pushing the parameters of every sale within the complex by a substantial margin. Within a week, we had two offers, leaving my clients, the sellers, with multiple options. We are so excited for our sellers who have achieved this huge milestone! Side note, I also sold them this unit in 2017, and they were able to double their money.

A half mile up from Lake Forest Beach (Bristlecone), a quick walk to (the best) Sugar Pine Cakery and to the locally famous summer camp, Camp Skylandia, and 1.5 miles from the Tahoe Cross-Country Ski Center  – access to recreation year-round is unparalleled.

For more information on real estate in the Lake Forest Glen area, contact Amie Quirarte.

JUST SOLD | 39 Observation Drive, Tahoe City

Posted on by Liza Muhl

JUST SOLD | REPRESENTED BUYER

39 Observation Drive, Tahoe City, California

5 Bedrooms | 3 Bathrooms | 2,344 SF

Sale Price $2,625,000

PHOTO: TOMZIKAS.COM

Dollar Point is one of the most sought-after neighborhoods on the North Shore of Lake Tahoe, with desirable amenities and private access to the lake through the Dollar Point Association. Located three miles from Tahoe City, neighbors Tahoe XC, and offers easy access to Palisades Tahoe, Northstar and Homewood.

For more information on real estate in the Dollar Point neighborhood, contact Amie Quirarte.

JUST SOLD: 3100 Biglar Place, Tahoe City

Posted on by Liza Muhl

OFF MARKET SALE | REPRESENTED SELLER

3100 Biglar Place, Tahoe City, California

4 Bedrooms | 3 Bathrooms

Sale Price $1,430,000

Highland Green is a scenic neighborhood in the North Lake Tahoe area, with year-round recreational activities at nearby Burton Creek State Park and the Tahoe XC Center. Congratulations to our sellers on their off market sale!

For more information on North Lake Tahoe real estate, contact Amie Quirarte.

Summer’s Ultimate Playground

Posted on by Liza Muhl

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.

Price Reduction: 1635 Cedar Crest Avenue

Posted on by Liza Muhl

PRICE REDUCTION

1635 Cedar Crest Avenue, Tahoe City, California

4 BR | 4 BA | 2218 SF

Listing  Price $1,380,000

This is an as-is sale. Please contact listing agent for more details. Located just a few blocks from Lake Tahoe Park, the private HOA beach and recreation area, this home is your idyllic west shore retreat. The attached living space/kitchenette/bathroom has a separate entrance, and can be closed off from the main home. This extensively remodeled home has four bedrooms, four bathrooms, a separate living area, and ample space for you and all of your visitors. The fully fenced backyard and large deck allow maximum optimization for your outdoor time, no matter what the season.

For information on properties on the West Shore of Tahoe, contact Amie Quirarte.

Price Reduction: 1635 Cedar Crest Avenue

Posted on by Liza Muhl

PRICE REDUCTION

1635 Cedar Crest Avenue, Tahoe City, California

4 BR | 4 BA | 2218 SF

Listing  Price $1,580,000

LIFE’S A BEACH ON THE WEST SHORE

Located just a few blocks from Lake Tahoe Park, the private HOA beach and recreation area, this home is your idyllic West Shore retreat. The attached living space/kitchenette/bathroom has a separate entrance, and can be closed off from the main home. This extensively remodeled home has four bedrooms, four bathrooms, a separate living area, and ample space for you and all of your visitors. The fully fenced backyard and large deck allow maximum optimization for your outdoor time, no matter what the season.

For showing appointment, contact Amie Quirarte.

Just Listed: 1635 Cedar Crest Avenue

Posted on by Liza Muhl

JUST LISTED

1635 Cedar Crest Avenue, Tahoe City, California

4 BR | 4 BA | 2218 SF

Listing  Price $1,680,000

CLASSIC A-FRAME ON THE WEST SHORE

Located just a few blocks from Lake Tahoe Park, the private HOA beach and recreation area, this home is your idyllic West Shore retreat. The attached living space/kitchenette/bathroom has a separate entrance, and can be closed off from the main home. This extensively remodeled home has four bedrooms, four bathrooms, a separate living area, and ample space for you and all of your visitors. The fully fenced backyard and large deck allow maximum optimization for your outdoor time, no matter what the season.

For showing appointment, contact Amie Quirarte.

Your Summertime Guide to North Lake Tahoe

Posted on by Liza Muhl

NORTH LAKE TAHOE SUMMER EVENTS LINEUP

 

FREE WEEKLY MUSIC AND EVENTS | ALL SUMMER LONG, VARIOUS LOCATIONS

North Tahoe is home to an incredible lineup of free weekly events:

TAHOE CITY SOLSTICE FESTIVAL | JUNE 8-18, TAHOE CITY

To celebrate the kickoff of summer, this 10-day Solstice Festival will bring together artisan food and wine, acclaimed musicians and artists, and the celebrated shops, restaurants and galleries that reside on Lake Tahoe’s Tahoe City & West Shore.

TAHOE CITY FOOD & WINE CLASSIC | JUNE 10, 1-4 PM, TAHOE CITY

Enjoy a lakeside stroll downtown while tasting delicious wines and beverages paired with scrumptious bites from acclaimed North Lake Tahoe restaurants and caterers. The Classic is a fundraiser for the nonprofit Tahoe City Downtown Association.

TAHOE JOY FESTIVAL | JUNE 11, 12-5 PM, TAHOE CITY

Celebrate the local music and art community during the family-friendly Tahoe Joy Festival. During this free inaugural event, enjoy regional musicians Peter Joseph Burtt & the King Tide, Matt Axton & Badmoon and Jenni & Jesse of Dead Winter Carpenters, as well as youth performances, vendors, artists and food trucks. The festival benefits the Tahoe Truckee School of Music and the Tahoe City Downtown Association.

BROKEN ARROW SKYRACE | JUNE 16-18, PALISADES TAHOE, OLYMPIC VALLEY

The three-day racing event consists of eight iconic distances (plus a kids’ race) that showcase the beauty of Lake Tahoe. Designed in the vein of the classic European Skyraces, the Broken Arrow Skyrace represents a unique style of mountain running characterized by off-trail climbing on steep terrain with massive amounts of vertical gain and loss at altitude.

CRYSTAL BAY CASINO CONCERTS | JUNE 29-NOV. 4, CRYSTAL BAY CLUB CROWN ROOM

Ben Bailey, known as TV’s Cash Cab driver, will bring his comedy act to Crystal Bay Casino on June 29. Other acts scheduled to appear during the summer and fall include: Led Zeppelin cover band Zepparella on July 1; Tainted Love on July 22; Petty Theft on Aug. 26 and more.

LAKE TAHOE SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL | JUNE 30-AUG. 20, SAND HARBOR BEACH, NEAR INCLINE VILLAGE

The festival’s 51st anniversary season is headlined by productions of the wild musical comedy, Little Shop of Horrors; and Young Shakespeare’s entertaining adaptation of William Shakespeare’s romantic comedy, As You Like It. In addition, the festival’s Showcase Series will feature performances by orchestras, tribute bands and more from July 21-Aug. 21. This stunning venue is a favorite among visitors and locals alike.

CLASSICAL TAHOE | JULY 9-AUG. 17, INCLINE VILLAGE

Experience a summer of wonderful music by the lake on the Sierra Nevada University campus. The Classical Tahoe Ricardi Pavilion is the site of outdoor orchestra, jazz and chamber music concerts by some of the leading classical musicians. Children will delight to the sounds of the Family Concert and Music Makers Faire, held from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. on July 30, with proceeds benefiting the festival’s educational programs.

GAMBLER’S RUN MUSIC FESTIVAL | JULY 14-16, CRYSTAL BAY CLUB CROWN ROOM

Fancy a unique blend of music, mountains and gambling? Twenty bands are scheduled to perform at Crystal Bay Casino’s inaugural three-day festival. Move to the quirky tunes with artists such as Pigeons Playing Ping Pong, Shovels & Rope, SunSquabi and Big Sam’s Funky Nation heading the lineup.

LAKE TAHOE REGGAE FESTIVAL | JULY 22-23, PALISADES TAHOE, OLYMPIC VALLEY

Enjoy a dozen-plus band performances and more at the 6th annual Lake Tahoe Reggae Festival. Among the scheduled bands are Rebelution, The Expendables, Pipe Down, Pepper, Stick Figure, Iya Terra and Claire Wright.

LAKE TAHOE DANCE FESTIVAL | JULY 26-29, VARIOUS VENUES

A highlight of summer in Tahoe City has become the Lake Tahoe Dance Festival, known for bringing first-rate artists from around the world. The 11th annual outdoor dance festival is a presentation of the Lake Tahoe Dance Collective and offers main-stage performances, audience participation demonstrations, meet-the-artist talks and more.

49TH ANNUAL LAKE TAHOE CONCOURS D’ELEGANCE | AUG. 11-12, HOMEWOOD

Widely regarded as North America’s premier wooden boat show, Concours d’Elegance will feature the world’s best antique and classic utility boats from various manufacturers. The event benefits the Tahoe Yacht Club Foundation to help preserve the environment and history of the Lake Tahoe Basin.

BREWS, JAZZ AND FUNK FEST | AUG. 12, 2-8 PM, THE VILLAGE AT PALISADES TAHOE, OLYMPIC VALLEY

At the Brews, Jazz and Funk Fest, you can sip on a wide array of tasty beers from more than 10 different breweries, as well as enjoy an incredible lineup of music on multiple stages from ALO, Monophonics and Sal’s Greenhouse. All proceeds from the event benefit the Humane Society of Truckee-Tahoe.

TAHOENALU FESTIVAL | AUG. 12-13, KINGS BEACH

The 17th annual TaHoeNalu Festival celebrates fun, family, friends and the Hawaiian spirit with an event that has grown from a grassroots dedication to the love of stand up paddleboarding to a multi-event festival. Novice paddleboarders and experts alike are welcome, with races, clinics, demos and a vendor village. There will also be live music, food and raffle drawings each day.

TAHOE CITY ART BY THE LAKE | AUG. 18-20, 10 AM-5 PM, BOATWORKS MALL, TAHOE CITY

Set on the North Shore of Lake Tahoe, the 13th annual Tahoe City Art by the Lake gives visitors an opportunity to meet with more than 30 artisans showcasing a wide variety of arts and crafts, including photography, oil paintings, ceramics, jewelry and more. The event area offers a stunning view of Lake Tahoe.

TAHOE CITY OKTOBERFEST | SEPT. 30, 11 AM-5 PM, THE VILLAGE AT PALISADES TAHOE, OLYMPIC VALLEY

The fun celebration of beer, music, dance and food returns on Sept. 30. The traditional Oktoberfest event features authentic German beer and Bavarian music and dance, as well as games and live entertainment. Authentic brats and pretzels, European desserts and pastries, and root beer floats for the kids make this an excellent event for all ages.

For more information about North Lake Tahoe events and festivals, visit www.gotahoenorth.com/events.

Photo Credit: GoTahoeNorth

Have you experienced property damage due to the 2022/2023 Winter Storms?

Posted on by Liza Muhl

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 it HERE.

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.

Placer County Non-Emergency Reporting