Alpine

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Lake Tahoe, California

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Concept

Bear Claw

An alpine residence above one of the most storied lakes in the American West.

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Overview

Bear Claw stands among tall pines with a commanding view of Lake Tahoe below. Designed for four-season living, the residence is as suited to bluebird ski mornings as it is to long, quiet summers on the water.

A private ski room, radiant stone floors, and a two-story great room organized around a monumental hearth make it the kind of home that gathers a family — and holds them in place through weather.

Architecture

Grounded in place.

Contemporary mountain modern — reclaimed timber, hand-cut Sierra granite, blackened steel, and expansive glass framing the lake and the peaks that guard it.

Interior Design

Warm. Restrained. Considered.

Alpaca throws, sculptural lighting, and a curated collection of contemporary Western art. Warm at the edges, quiet at the center.

Amenities

Every detail, attended to.

·Two-story great room & granite hearth
·Ski room with boot dryers & tuning bench
·Wine room for 800 bottles
·Chef's kitchen & scullery
·Primary suite with lake view
·Bunk room & family media room
·Outdoor firepit & hot tub deck
·Home spa & sauna
·Winter driveway heating & valet

Outdoor Activities

A calendar written by the outdoors.

01

Skiing & snowboarding

Palisades Tahoe, Northstar, and Heavenly — three world-class resorts within reach, with private ski hosts on request.

02

Boating & paddleboarding

Deep, cold, clear lake water — private cruises, wake sports, and morning paddles from nearby marinas.

03

Hiking & mountain biking

The Tahoe Rim Trail, alpine lakes, and long ridge rides through the Sierra.

04

Championship golf

Signature courses hosting professional events, minutes from the residence.

05

Luxury dining

Lakefront tasting menus, historic Tahoe cabins, and the finest of Reno-Tahoe's culinary scene.

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Year-round recreation

Snowshoeing, kayaking, sailing, hot-air ballooning — every season, its own program.

Nearby Attractions

Within an hour's drive.

Palisades Tahoe

Host of the 1960 Winter Olympics — 6,000 acres of world-class terrain.

Emerald Bay State Park

One of America's most photographed vistas, minutes down the western shore.

Reno–Tahoe International

Roughly one hour, with private aviation options at Truckee-Tahoe (TRK).

Details

Frequently asked.

Is Bear Claw a ski-in / ski-out property?

Bear Claw is a short drive to the region's leading ski resorts; a ski host and vehicle service are provided for guests in season.

Which airport is most convenient?

Truckee-Tahoe (TRK) for private aviation; Reno-Tahoe International (RNO) for commercial flights.

Is the home available in summer?

Yes — summers on Tahoe are extraordinary, and Bear Claw is designed to make the most of them.

Inquire

Begin your stay at Bear Claw.

Availability is limited and considered on an introductory basis. We invite the conversation.