Lake Tahoe As It Used to Be

A perfect Tahoe vacation retreat

• Classic North Shore Old Tahoe home
• Stunning panoramic lake view
• Three-plus bedrooms, four baths
• Massive Stone Fireplace and outdoor barbecue
• Updated Chef's kitchen
• Forty-foot deck with a private hot tub overlooking the lake
• 1/4 mile of sandy community beach two blocks away (lake level permitting)
• Rock-cribbed pier with docking berth
• Lakeside private pool, clubhouse and tennis courts
• 40 minutes from Reno International Airport
• Two blocks from Nevada casinos and excellent restaurants
• Six blocks from Kings Beach, with full lake recreational amenities

The home is sited among massive granite boulders and soaring pines in the quiet, historic North Shore enclave community of Brockway, on Stateline Point at the California/Nevada border. Stateline Point from Mt Rose

Built in the 1930s for a San Francisco family as a summer retreat, this authentic "Old Tahoe" home exudes the warmth of an earlier era, but has been lovingly restored to offer amenities of modern life.

World class golf (twelve courses) and the largest concentration of ski facilities in North America (including Squaw Valley, Alpine Meadows, Northstar and Heavenly) are nearby; the closest two within six miles. Gourmet dining and Nevada casino nightlife are within a five-minute walk, and every form of summer recreation is available within a few minutes' drive.

The Lakeside Pool

Brockway Springs was an ancestral summer home of the Washoe people of Nevada, who came to take the waters and escape the summer heat below. When white settlers arrived, Brockway's pier was the first departure point for steamers that plied the lake. The Brockway community (which first mistakenly was placed in Nevada) was developed in the early 1900s as a summer retreat for the rich and famous, centered around the stately Brockway Hotel and its hot springs. Brockway's historic golf course hosted the first "Crosby." Where the grand hotel once stood, there now are showplace homes, with a magnificent lakeside pool, tennis courts, club house with a lakeside lounge, gym and saunas. The original 180-foot pier that served the earliest visitors remains. All of these facilities are available to our guests.
Contact us for further information at the email address below.

Related Information

More Photos of the House
A Short History of Brockway
The Cal-Neva Lodge and spa two blocks away
Map of Brockway
Pictorial history of Brockway
Lakeside amenities
rental listing of property
Exterior photos
Interior photos

Email: pdnelson@duanemorris.com