




Discover your perfect family-friendly basecamp in South Lake Tahoe, California, at this cozy 3-bedroom cabin designed for groups who crave a blend of lakefront adventure and quiet tranquility. With warm wood interiors and a prime location near downtown, this home sets the stage for unforgettable summer days of paddleboarding and kayaking, or relaxing winter getaways.
This 1,462 sq. ft. retreat is thoughtfully configured across two levels to accommodate up to 6 guests. The main floor features a welcoming living room with a gas fireplace, a dining area, a full bathroom, and a primary bedroom with a king bed. The upper floor provides two additional bedrooms—one featuring a queen bed and the other with two twin beds—along with a second full bathroom.
Experience the great outdoors from the comfort of your own private backyard, which includes a fenced yard, a deck with a 5-person outdoor dining area, a gas fire pit, and an 8-person hot tub for soaking under the stars. Inside, the home is equipped for every need with a full kitchen featuring a Keurig, drip coffee maker, and Crockpot, as well as the convenience of an in-unit washer and dryer and high-speed WiFi (293 Mbps).
Located in a quiet residential area, you are just minutes from the best restaurants in South Lake Tahoe and sandy lakefront beaches. Explore the region with ease; the South Lake Tahoe Shuttle Line is only 0.2 miles away, while Heavenly Village (3.4 miles), Stateline Casinos (3.7 miles), and the Lake Tahoe Golf Course (6.2 miles) are all within short driving distance. Emerald Bay State Park is also a scenic 12.4-mile trip away.
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Whether you are seeking a winter ski trip or a summer lake escape, this charming cabin offers the ideal balance of convenience and peace.
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