| Prix | $3,400,000 USD |
|---|---|
| Statut | Actif |
| Chambres | 4 |
| Salles de bains | 3 |
| Année de construction | 1991 |
| Living Area | 3,459 sqft |
| Source ID | 1018269 |
| Comté | Washoe County |
| Postal Code | 89451 |
| Catégories |
Terrain de golf
Montagne Maison
Vue sur l'eau
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| Ressources |
Cours de Tennis, Terrain de golf, Vélo Chemin.
Court de tennis.
Poised on the commanding ridgeline in Tyrolian Village, this Alpine-style home delivers 180° lake views—from Sand Harbor to Heavenly—from all three decks. Diamond Peak is less than a mile away. Backed by Toiyabe National Forest, it offers privacy and direct access to summer hiking and biking trails. Panoramic lake views greet you upon entry. Vaulted ceilings, wraparound windows, a pellet stove, and a striking staircase define the open main floor. The primary suite features lake views and a spacious dressing-room-style bath. A second ensuite also faces the lake. The private in-law suite—with panoramic views—includes a separate entry and full kitchen. Extras: wine room, ski tech room, and oversized 2-car garage. Lovingly built by Reinhold Richter, a German-born ski racer, it remains in pristine, gallery-like condition. Includes IVGID access to Incline’s private beaches, boat launch, golf, tennis, and rec center. Private showings by appointment only.
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Last Updated: Jul 06, 2025 2:04 PM
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