Single-level Tahoe cabin: hot tub & fireplace

For ski families chasing first chairs and easy evenings, this single-level Tahoe cabin has no stairs, just two small entry steps. Soak in the year-round hot tub, then warm up by the wood-burning fireplace with firewood provided. Paige Meadows and the Tahoe Rim Trail are a minute away; Alpine Meadows and Palisades Tahoe about 20. Sleeps 8 across 4 bedrooms; bedrooms 3 and 4 share a bathroom. Driveway parking for 2 in winter, AWD/4WD recommended. Book your ski season stay.

The Space
This single-level Tahoe cabin has no staircases, just two small steps down at the entry, all 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and living space on one floor, about 1,556 sq ft.

Bedroom 1 has a king bed. Bedroom 2 has a queen bed. Bedroom 3 has a queen bed and shares the second bathroom with Bedroom 4, a bunk room with two twin-over-full bunks and a smart TV. Bathroom 1 sits off the main hallway.

The open-concept living room has forest-view windows, a smart TV and a wood-burning fireplace, not used in summer; a starter bundle of firewood is included each stay. The kitchen is fully stocked with stainless appliances and a kitchen bar.

The forest-view deck holds a private hot tub, available year-round for a soak after ski days. Deck seating, outdoor dining, the BBQ grill and ping pong table are stored for winter and return in spring.

Other details: washer and dryer, 500 Mbps WiFi, beach towels and gear, and forced-air heat on two separate thermostats, one per side of the house. There is no air conditioning; fans are provided. Driveway parking fits 2 cars in winter, 3 in summer, no street parking, and the garage is for owner storage only. In snow, AWD or 4WD with all-terrain tires is recommended, and chains may be required on the drive up.

An electric bear-deterrent wire guards the front entry; switch it off at the box by the door before entering. Quiet hours are 9 PM to 8 AM on this quiet street of full-time residents, and no parties or events are allowed.

Guest access
You'll have private access to the whole single-level home, deck and hot tub; a few locked closets and the garage are reserved for owner storage. Check-in is self check-in. Before entering, switch off the electric bear-deterrent wire at the box next to the front door. Driveway parking fits 2 cars in winter, 3 in summer; there is no street parking.

Other things to note
• Bedrooms 3 and 4 share the second bathroom.
• No air conditioning; fans are provided, and mountain evenings cool down quickly.
• Driveway parking fits 2 cars in winter, 3 in summer; no street parking, and the garage is not available to guests.
• AWD/4WD with all-terrain tires is recommended in winter; chains may be required.
• Quiet hours are 9 PM to 8 AM; no parties or events; this is a quiet street of full-time residents.
• Deck seating, outdoor dining, the BBQ grill and ping pong table are stored for winter and return in spring.
• One exterior camera above the garage door records video and audio 24/7; there are no interior cameras.
• Noise decibel monitors are present on the property.
• No smoking or vaping anywhere on the property; no pets.


Neighborhood
Snowshoe straight out the door onto Paige Meadows and the Tahoe Rim Trail, a minute's walk away. Guests describe the street as quiet and private, home to full-time residents. Lake Tahoe beaches, Sunnyside and Fire Sign Cafe are about 5 minutes by car, and downtown Tahoe City is under 10. For first chairs, Alpine Meadows and Palisades Tahoe are roughly 20 minutes away. Keep in mind: parking is driveway-only, so plan ahead if your group brings extra vehicles.


Getting around
A car is recommended; Tart Connect rideshare exists but is unreliable here. Driveway parking fits 2 cars in winter, 3 in summer; there's no street parking and the garage is reserved for owner storage. In early winter, AWD or 4WD with all-terrain tires is recommended, and chains may be required on the drive up.

🐻 A Friendly Heads-Up About Our Bear Wire:
Like many homes in Lake Tahoe, our front entry has an electric bear-deterrent wire to help keep local bears away. It's a normal part of mountain living here! Before entering, simply switch it off at the box next to the front door. Step-by-step instructions are in your Guest Portal.
A past guest mentioned an electrical shock at the entry. This was the bear wire, and we've since addressed the concerns from that review and added clear instructions so every guest knows what to expect. We're always just a message away if you have any questions. 😊