2670 Quail Lane, Homewood, CA

About This Property

Backed by thousands of acres of pristine National Forest, this exceptional Westshore Homewood retreat is the artist owner’s masterpiece, extensively reimagined in 2004 with craftsmanship rarely seen today. A coveted location places endless recreation at your doorstep—hiking, snowshoeing, cross country skiing, and direct access to the Stanford Rock trail system, Twin Peaks, and the Tahoe Rim/Pacific Crest Trail, all without ever getting in the car. Stroll just a few blocks to the sparkling shores of Lake Tahoe at Hurricane Bay. Just 3 miles south of Tahoe City this location is perfect for easy access to all Tahoe has to offer. Inside, rustic elegance meets refined comfort. A cozy stone fireplace anchors the living space. Retreat to the massive sun soaked south facing deck designed for extended outdoor living or stargazing on the many clear, bright, starry Tahoe nights. The remodeled kitchen showcases granite counters, an artistic granite backsplash, and a welcoming breakfast bar. The primary suite features a private hot tub deck with peek-a-boo lake views and a walk-in closet with dual built ins. Two versatile bonus rooms expand the home’s functionality: a granite counter laundry/office with separate exterior access drenched in natural light, and a large finished, heated flex room ideal for a gym, game room, studio, or creative space. Hydronic heating throughout—including a brand-new natural gas boiler—ensures efficient, even warmth in every room all Winter long! A separate art studio/meditation outbuilding with its own view deck offers a serene escape completely independent from the main home. Every exterior detail—trim, gable ends, chimney accents, deck pickets—have been either hand scalloped or carved with native wildlife motifs, reflecting the owner’s artistry and devotion. This is a truly one-of-a-kind, lovingly crafted Tahoe sanctuary. Original plans included a 2 car garage, should new owner want to investigate adding one.

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.