LOCATION: Located right off of hwy 89 in the quiet and peaceful area of granite boulders and sandy beaches, just to the south of Meeks Bay resort, this location is sublime and this offering is a rare opportunity to get a level lot, quaint Cabin with dedicated access to a private and small POA pier and Buoy for a fraction of the cost.

DESIGN:  Looking for a buoy to keep your boat on during the summer months with a cute little cabin to relax in at the end of the day? This is it, and offered at a price that is a fantastic value for the proximity, lifestyle and future development potential. Located in a quiet, 12-member private pier association, this offering includes access to a dedicated buoy and a recently remodeled shared pier.  The property is fantastic for redevelopment, and includes a rustic cabin built in 1924.  It sits on a level lot.  The structure needs some work and is being sold  "As-Is". No TRPA records exist yet for the parcel, and coverage verification has not been completed—making this an ideal opportunity to bring in your favorite land consultant and explore the potential to redevelop the site into something truly special.  For the right buyer, this is a strategic foothold on the lake—an investment in location, access, and future upside. Best of all Seller Wants to Sell! So come take a look and make your offer today. 

LIVING IN MEEKS BAY: There’s a reason they say the West Shore is the best shore—and this location near Meeks Bay Resort is a perfect example of why. Crystal-clear turquoise water, wide sandy beaches, and that slow, nostalgic pace that makes you feel like you’ve stepped back into the best parts of Tahoe’s past.  In addition this property is perfectly positoined between the South Lake and North Lake Tahoe, providing a lifestyle that is both convient and remote.  Living just steps from Meeks Bay means you’ve got instant access to one of the most swimmable, scenic stretches of shoreline on the entire lake. Paddle out in the morning when the water’s glassy. Wander down to the resort for an ice cream or a lakeside lunch. Or just settle in on your deck and watch the afternoon light shift across the water.