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Where Eagles Fly-An impeccably maintained 3 bedroom home with hot tub, family room with pool table. The upstairs great room is designed to take in the forest views or relax in front of the gas fireplace on a snowy day. Where Eagles Fly was designed for family relaxation, a peaceful place to gather and to enjoy gorgeous Lake Tahoe.
The upstairs level features the spacious living area, dining area with a table that seats 8, and gourmet kitchen with granite counters and stainless appliances.
There is plenty of room for the family to relax and cook a feast after a day exploring Lake Tahoe, swimming at the beach in the summer or skiing and playing in the snow in the winter.

Additionally the upstairs level features a spacious deck, overlooking the forest, a 1/2 bath, laundry and over sized primary suite. This suite has a king sized bed and the bathroom includes a separate soaking tub, shower and dual sinks.
The lower level includes a family room with tv, comfortable couch and pool table. The lower level has two bedroom one with a queen bed, the third bedroom has a bunk bed that is a double/double. The second full bath is on this level.

The sliding door off the family room leads to the hot tub, soak away your cares after a day of hiking or skiing. El Dorado County rules forbid hot tub use between 10:00pm-8:00am. Quiet Hours must be observed between 10:00pm-8:00am
Guests have access to the two car garage and the fenced yard
Maximum Occupancy 8, children 5 and under are not counted, occupancy rules are in place at all times.
Maximum # of Vehicles 4

Ring camera front porch looking at driveway
Deck camera has been disabled for the summer fall season, will be turned on in winter only to monitor snow levels.

El Dorado County Vacation Home Rental Permit # 073593 TOT# 64450
Guest of Record Must Be at least 25

While staying here, please make sure to follow local ordinances (noise/maximum occupancy and maximum vehicles on site)We also require a signed rental agreement for every reservation and the person signing must be 25 years of age, must be staying at the property and have a copy of the signed rental agreement with them during their stay.

When traveling to Tahoe in the winter be prepared for winter driving, possible road closures and delays in snow removal. You are booking a trip to the mountains so come prepared.
Our snow removal crews work every day, but we have no control over the county road snow plows that clear the roads.
4WD and or chains are always recommended. If you come in a small, low profile vehicle you may have difficulties.
Pioneer Trail is a primary plow road but Glen Eagles is not plowed as quickly.
Tahoe has experiences frequent power outages during snow, rain, wind events. We provide lanterns, but sometimes they disappear (or batteries)