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What with epic Sierra snowfall on the horizon, there’s only one sane thing to do in such glacial times—go into escrow on a multimillion dollar Tahoe abode. Landing on the market well over a year ago, the exceedingly contemporary property at 580 Gonowabie has been the area’s single most expensive property for quite some time.
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Offering four bedrooms, five baths, and 8,694 square feet, the 2008 construction offers such amenities as a gym, spa, three fireplaces, and glass. Oh so much glass.
Glass walls, a five-story glass elevator, a six-story glass stairwell, a glass fireplace, and glass doors. Again, a lot of glass here.
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What this property lacks in acreage—while this home comes with 100 feet of Lake Tahoe waterfront, it sits on a demure half-acre lot, which isn’t much considering the bonkers asking price—it makes up in glass galore and glorious views of the lake.
Asking is $39,750,000.