Lake-view living
The main living room frames Lake Tahoe through floor-to-ceiling windows. Stone fireplace, plush seating, and golden-hour views every evening.
Kinpine House is a 7-bedroom lake-view vacation rental in a quiet Incline Village neighborhood — a modern take on the classic Tahoe cabin, 12 minutes from Sand Harbor, 10 from Diamond Peak, minutes from the private beaches, with room for 19.
Incline Village sits on Lake Tahoe's north shore in Nevada — one of the lake's most exclusive and private communities. It's where you get the grandeur of Tahoe without the crowds that gather on the California side.
Incline Beach and Ski Beach are private, restricted to residents and their registered guests and unavailable to day visitors. Arrange beach days with us in advance and we'll meet your group at the gatehouse to get everyone in — subject to our own availability, so it's worth raising when you book. And if you're looking for a cabin near Sand Harbor: the park entrance is a 12-minute drive, close enough to claim a spot before the lot fills.
Wondering where to stay in Incline Village? Kinpine House sits in the quiet Woodridge Circle neighborhood, in the forested rise above town — a residential street rather than Lakeshore Boulevard, and well away from the Hyatt end of the village. Nothing the village is known for is more than a short drive:
Most cabins and vacation rentals in Incline Village top out at 4 or 5 bedrooms. Kinpine House is one of the few with 7 bedrooms and space for 19 — large enough for a real gathering, in a neighborhood quiet enough to feel like yours.
The main living room frames Lake Tahoe through floor-to-ceiling windows. Stone fireplace, plush seating, and golden-hour views every evening.
Pro-grade range, double ovens, full pantry, and a kitchen island that becomes the heart of every morning. Eating in feels as good as eating out.
From the cal-king primary suite with lake views to cozy queen rooms and kids' bunk spaces. Everyone sleeps well in Incline Village.
Incline Village puts Tahoe's best within minutes. No long drives, no parking battles.
Incline Village's own ski resort, 10 minutes away. Uncrowded runs, stunning lake views from the mountain, and ski school for all levels.
The highest base elevation of any Tahoe ski resort, 20 minutes away. Expert terrain and big vertical.
Incline Beach and Ski Beach are resident-only. Arrange a beach day with us in advance and we’ll meet your group at the gatehouse to get everyone in — no day-tripper crowds.
One of the most photographed beaches in the US, 12 minutes from the cabin. Crystal-clear water, granite boulders, kayak rentals.
A bucket-list mountain bike and hiking trail with continuous lake views. Trailhead is minutes from the house.
A paved lakeside path linking Incline Village to Sand Harbor — walk or bike it straight from the neighborhood.
The village's own ski hill — lake-view runs, ski school, uncrowded.
Highest base elevation in Tahoe — colder snow, early openings, late closings.
It melts snow as it falls and is clear by morning after a storm. Six cars; the highway up is NDOT’s to clear.
The hot tub runs all winter — steaming while it snows.
★★★★★“The location was surprisingly walkable… We went out for runs and could access the Incline Village multi-use path and the East Shore trail very easily. It's also a very short ride to Diamond Peak ski resort.”
★★★★★“We especially liked all the beach toys, chairs, and floaties that served us well at Sand Harbor beach. There is thoughtfulness and care exhibited in every nook and cranny of the property.”
★★★★★“The property is at a very convenient location, close to supermarket, shops as well as ski runs… one of the best bnbs we've stayed in.”
★★★★★“Great host. Great location. Very peaceful.”
Kinpine House is a by-owner vacation rental — booked direct with the owners, not through a property-management inventory, with no platform fees. Dates fill quickly in ski season and summer. Check yours now.
Questions about the area or your dates? Email stay@kinpine.com or call/text +1 (415) 269-3845.
Anything not here, email us — or read the extended FAQ.
Yes. Kinpine House is a 7-bedroom, 5.5-bath vacation rental in Incline Village, Nevada, sleeping up to 19 guests across 3,922 square feet on Lake Tahoe’s north shore. Availability moves with the season: full weeks in peak summer are usually taken five to six months ahead, while shorter winter and shoulder-season stays are often still open six to twelve weeks out. Current dates are on the booking calendar at kinpine.com.
Kinpine House is listed on Airbnb and Vrbo, and the same dates can be booked direct at kinpine.com with no platform fees. It is a 7-bedroom, 5.5-bath house for up to 19 guests in a quiet Incline Village neighborhood, about 12 minutes from Sand Harbor.
Yes. Kinpine House is about 12 minutes north of Sand Harbor, the most-visited section of Lake Tahoe Nevada State Park, and sleeps up to 19 guests in 7 bedrooms. The park’s East Shore beaches and the Tahoe East Shore Trail are the closest public shoreline to the house.
Yes — Kinpine House is a 7-bedroom cabin-style vacation rental in Incline Village, Nevada, on Lake Tahoe’s north shore. It sleeps up to 19 guests with lake views, a private hot tub, and a chef’s kitchen, and can be booked direct at kinpine.com with no platform fees.
For families and groups, a full-house vacation rental in a residential neighborhood beats hotel rows: you get privacy, a real kitchen, and the beaches minutes away. Kinpine House sits in a quiet Incline Village neighborhood, walkable to the multi-use path and minutes from Diamond Peak and the private beaches.
Yes. Kinpine House is about 12 minutes north of Sand Harbor State Park — close enough for morning beach runs before the parking lot fills. The house keeps beach chairs, toys, and floaties stocked for guests to take along.
Incline Beach and Ski Beach are private, restricted to Incline Village residents and their registered guests. Arrange beach days with us in advance and we’ll meet your group at the gatehouse to get everyone in — from there, the day is yours. Whether we can do it on a given day depends on our own availability, so it is worth raising when you book. Sand Harbor State Park, 12 minutes south, is public and open to everyone.
Incline Village is in Nevada, on Lake Tahoe’s north shore — North Lake Tahoe, not South Lake Tahoe. The California line runs through Crystal Bay just west of town, so Kinpine House is a Nevada address minutes from the state line.
Diamond Peak Ski Resort is just a few minutes by car. It’s Incline Village’s own mountain — small, uncrowded, and beloved by locals for its lake views and laid-back atmosphere.
Both. Summer is spectacular — beaches, hiking, paddleboarding, and long warm evenings on the deck. Winter is classic Tahoe: skiing by day, hot tub and fireplace by night.
Up to 19 guests in 7 bedrooms plus a flex den. It’s one of the largest private vacation rentals in Incline Village, making it ideal for families, reunions, or friend groups.
Yes. Kinpine House is privately owned and booked directly with the owners — it is not a unit in a property-management inventory. Booking direct at kinpine.com carries no platform fees, and questions about beds, dates, or the area are answered by the people who actually run the house. The same calendar is also listed on Airbnb and Vrbo.
Yes. Kinpine House is a 7-bedroom home for rent in Incline Village as a short-term vacation stay — minimum stays vary with the season, from a few nights in winter and the shoulder seasons to a 7-night minimum in peak summer until 90 days out. It is not a monthly or annual rental; for a vacation stay, current dates are on the calendar at kinpine.com.
“Lake view” claims vary widely between listings, so ask what the view actually is. At Kinpine House, the main living level, deck, and hot tub look out on a filtered lake view through the pines — a real view of the water framed by trees, not unobstructed lakefront. The cal-king primary bedroom shares the same view. The photos at kinpine.com show exactly what you get, which is the honest test to apply to any rental.
Diamond Peak is a 10-minute drive, Mt. Rose is 20, and Tahoe Meadows on the Mt. Rose Highway is the go-to spot for sledding, snowshoeing, and cross-country skiing. Back at the house, the heated driveway clears itself after storms and the hot tub runs all winter. The winter guide covers the resorts, sledding, snow, and storm driving in detail.