759 Burgundy Road, Incline Village, NV

About This Property

Tucked behind tall pines on one of Incline Village’s most coveted streets and spanning over 11K sq ft, 759 Burgundy is a masterwork of mountain architecture—This is a home built with intention: timeless materials, thoughtful scale, and spaces designed to capture the serenity of the forest and the brilliance of Lake Tahoe. Interior design by award winning designer, Lindsay Bourgeois, provides a palette to expand on and create the ultimate retreat. Arrive through a long, private heated drive to a setting that feels worlds away. This retreat-like atmosphere continues throughout the estate. Inside, soaring beams, rich natural textures, and perfectly framed outlooks create warmth and grandeur in equal measure. The great room opens wide to views of Lake Tahoe, where sunlight drifts across the water and alpenglow lights up the mountains each evening. Multiple heated terraces invite year-round outdoor living, from summer dinners by the pines to winter mornings spent watching storms roll across the lake. Meticulously landscaped and ready for enjoyment. The beautifully finished 2 story guest house alone is incredible, ideal for extended stays, visiting family, or elevated remote work. With its own kitchen, living space, bedroom suite, and private entry, it stands as a full second residence while remaining seamlessly integrated into the overall design. Thoughtfully separated sleeping suites offer privacy for every guest. Entertainment spaces—including a home theater, wine storage, and expansive game/media areas, gym, indoor pool and spa—ensure the home lives as well as it looks. Every room whispers tranquility. Every detail reinforces quality. And every window reminds you why Lake Tahoe remains one of the most desired alpine destinations in the world. 759 Burgundy Road is more than a home—it's a private Tahoe sanctuary, designed for those who appreciate architecture, craftsmanship, and the rare luxury of true mountain privacy.

Listing Details

Property History

Sale History · changed hands 1×

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.