(Undisclosed Address), South Lake Tahoe, CA 96150

Sunny home with mountain views, natural lighting and a garden on the meadow that makes the everyday living better because you don't have to leave the house to enjoy Tahoe beauty. When you leave the house you are only two miles to the lake, two miles to state line and just two miles to Heavenly skiing. Bike path makes for easy access to trails, beaches and parks. Local shopping in the neighborhood means you can avoid traffic for groceries or going out for lunch. Interior is freshly painted, very clean home with laundry and storage room available. Amazing space for nature lovers, creative artists and or the work from home professionals. The orientation of the house allows for natural lighting to come in the living room during winter and warm you on the couch. It also helps with snowmelt and minimizing the pre game snow shoveling on powder days. In the summer, the angle of the sun is higher and it stays shady and cool inside. This significantly reduces heating costs and there is no need for AC in the summer. The neighbors have horses that freely graze the meadow and they go running around when the moon is full. Yard is not fully fenced, but dogs are safe on the deck with a simple pet door. Storage and laundry room adjacent to kitchen and could be used as extra storage / walk in pantry. Room for 2 - 3 cars in driveway plus 2 cars on the street during summer. If interested please send a message via Zillow, or text, or you can schedule a tour. Renter is responsible for enjoying the awesome experience of living here and communicating when issues arise that need fixing. Owner pays for trash, sewer and landscaping. Renter is responsible for gas, electric, water, and snow removal. Last month's rent due at lease signing. One year lease. No smoking. Maximum of two pets. Owner keeps garage for storage. Renter must be proactive with snow removal, clearing drains of ice and debris. Owner is responsible for snow removal on the roof. Renter must clear deck of snow and ice. Renter is responsible for minimizing bear interactions and notifying owners of undesirable wildlife.