Kinpine House
Lake Tahoe Vacation Rental
A lakeview retreat crafted for togetherness & ease
Evening glow. Shared stories.
Find your north-star moments in the pines above Lake Tahoe
A lakeview retreat crafted for togetherness & ease
Find your north-star moments in the pines above Lake Tahoe
Brew fresh coffee while sunrise paints the lake a soft rose-gold. The oversized island becomes mission control: spreading maps, packing trail snacks, and catching up with cousins you haven’t seen in years. By the time the mug is empty, the whole crew has a plan—paddleboards at Sand Harbor before lunch and a late-afternoon hike to Monkey Rock for panoramic views.
After a blue-bird ski day everyone melts into the leather sofas. Logs crackle, kids deal UNO, and golden hour streams through picture windows. Fiber Wi-Fi lets Grandpa FaceTime relatives back East without a stutter—but most phones stay pocketed because the room itself is the highlight reel.
The twenty-seat dining area holds platters of cedar-plank salmon, local sourdough, and stories stretching back three generations. Between toasts you catch alpenglow across the lake. No restaurant reservation could match the laughter echoing off these beamed ceilings.
Queen bed, sofa sleeper, writing desk & private bath.
Serene queen suite with ensuite bath & forest morning light.
Twin XL bunks—perfect for siblings or friends.
Twin XL bunks located just off the great room.
Cal king suite with desk, lake view & ensuite bath.
Two twin XLs beneath a lofted pine-beam ceiling.
Queen suite with vaulted ceilings & ensuite bath.
Fold-out foam beds—ideal for four adventurous kids.
R“Our entire family—from toddlers to grandparents—found their own cozy corners and came together over unforgettable dinners.”
– Rachel T., Los Angeles
D“The lake views left us speechless, and the kitchen had every tool we needed for a gourmet feast.”
– Daniel M., San Francisco
R“Our kids declared it the best cabin ever—hot-tub snow nights and board games by the fire were pure magic.”
– Ricky H., Truckee
S“Thoughtful design in every detail—quiet, connected, and truly restorative. We’ll be back.”
– Shetal P., Austin
Diamond Peak is an easy 10-minute drive (about 3 miles). Northstar, Mt Rose and Palisades Tahoe are all within 30–40 minutes, giving you access to terrain for every skill level.
Incline Village’s private beaches are pay-to-enter; we’re happy to meet your group at the gate so you can enter as registered guests. Sand Harbor State Park (public) is 12 minutes south on the East Shore Trail.
Yes. You’ll find a 36″ range, double ovens, sous-vide wand, high-speed blender, KitchenAid mixer, sharp knives and enough cookware to pull off Thanksgiving dinner for nineteen.
The heated concrete driveway fits six cars and melts snowfall automatically. Two more vehicles fit inside the garage, which includes an EV charger. 4×4 or chains are still recommended during big storms.