Chambers Landing has been and will always be the Westshore's destination of choice for generations of Tahoe families. It was during the mid-1800's that "Old John" McKinney chose this prime location for his hunting and fishing resort "Hunter's Retreat" and in 1875 built one of Tahoe's first boathouses. Today this gated 14 acre enclave is home to a mere 43 condominium residences, each with a dedicated buoy and the boathouse is now the very popular Chambers Landing Bar, the most popular watering hole on Tahoe's Westshore. Guests can boat right over and enjoy their signature drink, the Chambers Crush. You will be back for more! In addition the Chambers Landing Restaurant is next door, offering a wide variety of dining options during the summer season, and all within a very short walk from home. Residence Two offers resort style living within its over 2700 sq.ft. plan. The architecture is classic Tahoe mountain style with steep pitched gables and roof lines, open beams, and natural wood finishes. Enter on the main level where the covered entry protects you from the elements and opens through welcoming forest views to Lake Tahoe beyond. On this level you will find the island kitchen with breakfast nook, the cozy rec/media room, dining area overlooking the primary deck and sunken living room with its wood burning fireplace and wet bar. Step down from the deck for that short walk to private beach your boat safely moored on your dedicated buoy, the swimming pool, and restaurant. Don't forget to grab a Crush along the way! Upstairs, the Owner's Suite is lakeside with its private morning deck and two additional bedrooms which share a full bath. One more level up is the second full suite furnished with bunk beds with a full bath and ample closet storage. The Westshore of Lake Tahoe offers a host of recreational, dining and shopping options with the Homewood Mountain Resort for skiing and snowboarding just minutes away. And best of all you are right in the middle of the action if you ever decide to venture outside of the gate.