




Escape to the Alpine Loft at The Villas, a remodeled retreat in Tahoe City that perfectly blends modern mountain décor with a cozy, inviting atmosphere. Nestled among tall pines, this stylish sanctuary offers a peaceful getaway where nature and contemporary design meet.
This home is thoughtfully configured with two bedrooms and one bathroom, accommodating up to four guests. The primary bedroom features a plush king bed with soft linens and calming tones, while the second bedroom offers a queen bed characterized by natural textures. A standout feature of the layout is the upper loft, which serves as a versatile retreat within a retreat, providing a dedicated desk area for remote work and a cozy sofa nook perfect for reading or napping.
The heart of the home is a bright great room boasting vaulted wood-beam ceilings and a cozy gas fireplace. Glass doors open to a private forest-view deck with a café table, ideal for morning coffee or evening wine under the stars. The open layout connects the living space to a sleek, fully equipped kitchen featuring stainless-steel appliances, brass accents, and a reverse osmosis system for filtered drinking water. A rustic wood dining table provides a welcoming spot for shared meals, and a clever coffee station is tucked under the stairs for those cozy morning brews.
Located in the scenic and central Villas neighborhood, you are just minutes away from Commons Beach, the Truckee River Trail, and local cafés. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the proximity to hiking, biking, and paddleboarding trails, as well as a short drive to Northstar California Resort and Palisades Tahoe.
Practical Details:
Experience the magic of the mountains in a home that cares for the environment, as Tahoe Signature Properties plants a tree with every stay.
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