694 Sand Harbor Road, South Lake Tahoe, CA

About This Property

Escape to the quiet, coveted corners of Gardner Mountain with this completely reimagined home. An alpine sanctuary where Hygge meets Tahoe Blue. A study in serene, Scandinavian-inspired living just moments from Tahoe's pristine forests and celebrated beaches. Stepping inside, you'll feel the vibe of a redesign rooted in simplicity and light. This 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom home has been completely and thoughtfully remodeled, creating a haven where every detail contributes to a feeling of hygge. The heart of the open concept home is an updated kitchen, including crisp quartz countertops, refreshed cabinetry and stainless appliances. The grand bar, wrapped in exotic Sapele wood, invites morning coffee, dining and entertaining. The adjacent, sparkling new bathroom offers a unique textural surprise underfoot with a custom Japanese pebble floor in Tahoe Blue colors, a deep soaking tub with timeless shower tile. Sunlight streams through the new dual pane windows, illuminating the blend of mid-century modern touches that warm the Scandinavian palette think clean wood tones, geometric finesse, and purposeful fixtures. For cozy Tahoe nights, the living area features a modern fireplace with gas insert, offering instant warmth and ambiance without the fuss. The newly paved driveway leads to an oversized garage featuring a custom, full 8' tall by 10' wide Martin garage door, providing generous, easy access for full size vehicles and exceptional storage. Beyond the home, two brand new redwood decks offer both a perfect backyard sun-drenched spot, plus a friendly front covered porch facing a Conservancy lot. The huge, fully fenced backyard provides a private realm for pets or quiet enjoyment, with plenty of space for an ADU or offset costs with a VHR permit which are now being issued in South Lake Tahoe. This is more than a remodel; it's a foundation for a simplified life.

Listing Details

Property History

Sale History · changed hands 2×

MLS closed sales, with duplicate ingestions collapsed and lease records excluded, so each row is a distinct transaction. Rows marked county record come from the assessor's deed data, which reaches back further than the MLS feed; rows marked via a listing site fill the years the feed misses using that site's public sale record.