// This home is a short term rental only

**PETS PROHIBITED**

Step into a true Old Tahoe classic—this Bert Anderson-designed West Shore cabin features pecky cedar inside and out and sits adjacent to National Forest land for that authentic “cabin in the woods” experience. With an efficient footprint (2 bedrooms / 1 bathroom in 832 sq. ft.), it’s the perfect basecamp for couples, small families, or friends who want big nature access and a cozy place to recharge.

Natural wood textures, cabin charm, and a comfortable main living area set the tone for a relaxing Tahoe stay. Unplug after a day outside, settle in for a movie night, or plan tomorrow’s adventure over a drink and board games. The modern kitchen is sleek, fully equipped, and ready for meals at home.

OUTDOOR FEATURES
Enjoy the fresh mountain air from the property’s wooded setting—morning coffee under the pines, post-hike downtime, and starry skies at night. Quiet neighborhood adjacent to Ward Creek State Park.
Gas Grill: Seasonal availability only (not provided November–Memorial Day)

Parking is limited to 3 spaces.

BEDROOMS
This home has 2 bedrooms and 1 full bathroom.
Bedroom 1: Queen bed
Bedroom 2: Queen bed
Bathroom: 1 full bath with shower and heated floor

NEARBY ATTRACTIONS (approximate; weather/traffic vary)
- Tahoe City (dining, groceries, marina, beaches): ~6 miles / ~12 minutes
- Homewood Mountain Resort (skiing/boarding): in-town Homewood—typically just a short drive from most West Shore addresses (time varies by exact route).
- Palisades Tahoe (Olympic Valley base area): ~14 miles / ~26 minutes
- Emerald Bay State Park (views, Vikingsholm area): ~14 miles / ~18–20 minutes
- Truckee (historic downtown + dining): ~21 miles / ~30 minutes
- South Lake Tahoe (shopping, casinos nearby in Stateline, gondola area): ~24 miles / ~35 minutes
- Northstar California Resort (skiing + The Village): ~23 miles / ~35 minutes
- D. L. Bliss State Park (Rubicon Trail access nearby): ~11 miles south of Homewood

GOOD TO KNOW (important details)
- Minimum age to rent: 25
- None of our properties have AC unless mentioned elsewhere
- All homes are equipped with high-speed internet unless otherwise noted in the property description; however, during peak travel periods, speeds may fluctuate due to increased demand throughout the Tahoe area.
- Winter access: Chains or snow tires are often required in winter
- BBQs (propane) are not provided during winter (November–Memorial Day). Charcoal grills are banned in our area.
- Shampoo/conditioner/bodywash are not included
- Most have supplies like flour, sugar, salt & spices, but these are not guaranteed items
- We do not provide additional towels for beach use and encourage renters to bring them for summer stays
- Placer County STR rules: The county of Placer implemented a new Short Term Rental Ordinance which is very important for guests to abide by. Fines range from $1,500- 5,000 and can be issued to guests who are not in compliance. A full list of rules is attached as a photo in this listing.
Some Highlights include: Quiet hours are from 9pm to 8am. No noise shall be heard across property lines. No outdoor speakers or amplified sound are to be used at any time. Street parking is prohibited year-round.

FAQ
How close is the lake?
Hurricane Bay is just half a mile away, making it easy to mix beach time with trail time.

Is this home pet-friendly?
Sorry, pets are not allowed at this home.

Do you provide beach/hot tub towels?
Please bring your own towels to use at the beach.

What type of home is this?
This is a classic Old Tahoe cabin designed by Bert Anderson, featuring pecky cedar inside and out for an authentic West Shore cabin feel.

How big is the cabin?
The cabin has an efficient footprint: 832 sq. ft. with 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom—ideal for couples, small families, or a small group of friends.

What’s the setting like?
The home is adjacent to National Forest land in a wooded setting, giving it a true “cabin in the woods” experience. It’s also in a quiet neighborhood near Ward Creek State Park.

Is it a good home base for outdoor recreation?
Yes—because of the proximity to forest land and Ward Creek State Park, it’s a strong basecamp for hiking and time outdoors.


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