A Masterpiece of Light, Views, and Year-Round Inspiration

Framed by floor-to-ceiling windows and expansive patios and verandas, this 5,996-square-foot Martis Camp estate is a front-row seat to some of the community’s most iconic sights — from the serene Fazio golf practice field and nearby putting green to the dramatic shoulders of Sawtooth and Lookout Mountain at Northstar California Resort. Whether you’re waking up in one of the six spacious bedrooms, lounging in the great room, or relaxing in the media room with panoramic glass, one question will linger: where will your eyes and imagination land next?

Clad in reclaimed barnwood and basalt stone, the home blends seamlessly into its alpine setting while offering striking contemporary design and indoor-outdoor living at its finest. Oversized glass doors slide away to merge interior and exterior living spaces, making every gathering a scenic experience — be it summer golf watching or winter slope spotting.

Inside, the great room impresses immediately with a soaring fireplace and a wall of windows that command attention before you can even say “wow.” A cozy game nook anchors one corner, while the dining room and chef’s kitchen—with its statement island and sunlit design — invite both quiet mornings and lively entertaining.

Just off the main hall, discover a private office, guest suite, and a luxurious primary retreat that boasts unobstructed views of the golf practice field and direct access to a nearby putting green.

Upstairs, a stunning media room with floor-to-ceiling glass captures Martis Camp’s famed views like a living gallery. Another staircase leads to an elevated guest suite, and a seperate casita welcomes friends and family with a king bed, twin bunks, mini-kitchen, and spa-like bath.

Tucked just a short stroll from The Camp Lodge and a quick drive from the Family Barn, this home offers an unmatched blend of privacy, prestige, and proximity—right in the heart of the community Forbes hails as “Possibly the best four-season private community in the U.S.”