Just beyond this Martis Camp home’s impressive glass and metal pivot door is a year-round slate of adventure. The private member’s ski lodge is all of one, maybe two minutes up the road. And the Tennis Pavilion and Springs Park are just a casual stroll away. That leaves this 7,430-square-foot estate nicely positioned for some of the Tahoe area’s finest moments. Closer yet and equally alluring is this home’s mountain modern appeal, an astonishing floorplan where the wow factor is established the instant you set foot within. Another impressive factor is that – aside from a step-down to the bunkroom and garage – the entirety of this home is on one level. Before you are the towering ceilings of the expansive great room with its soaring fireplace. Sunlight pours in from the large windows framing Lookout Mountain looming above the spacious patio with hot tub, firepit, water feature, barbecue bay, and covered/heated dining area with outside fireplace and a big screen tv. Pocket glass doors disappear at this wall and the dining room wall, opening the area up to this spectacular backyard scene. The living space includes a kitchen with sprawling counter, custom sink, wine fridge, beverage center, Wolf stove, Sub-Zero fridge, and butler’s kitchen tucked just out of sight. Beside it is a nook for coffee chats and evening board games, as well as the dining room that’s adjacent to the pocket doors that slide out of sight. To one side of this 5 bedroom, 5.5 bathroom home is a junior suite with spacious shower, mini-kitchen and north-facing deck. Nearby are two other bedrooms and a media room with access to the patio and an entertainment wall hosting five big screen tvs. The other wing of the home is where you’ll find an office, a bunk room with views of Martis Valley, and the primary suite with access to the patio, a fireplace, and a bathroom that’s a candidate for the centerfold of Modern Architecture, all neatly located in that community Forbes calls, “Possibly the best four-season private community in the U.S.”

And the praise doesn’t stop there: “Martis Camp Home 469 sets the blueprint for modern mountain architecture to enjoy year-round.” Forbes Magazine