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$6,695,000
5 Beds ⋅ 5 Baths ⋅ 20261710 MLS
As much as we cherish “together time,” there will be moments when we need our own space. In such situations, it’s nice to have an expansive terrace and decks that stirs conversations as well as secluded pocket of serenity to finish your latest book. That’s the essence of this Martis Camp home: a place to come together as one as well as a place to refine the art and necessities of quiet time. It can happen inside just as easily as it does on the amazing terrace. The great room, with its stunning forest and mountain views, invitingly sleek fireplace, and access to the terrace, is one such example. So is the large workspace in the bright kitchen or the upstairs bunkroom where chatter runs well beyond curfew. On one end of this 3,246-square-foot home is the primary suite, a private screened (and glassed) porch with fireplace and TV, and immediate access to the porch, fire pit, water feature and the hot tub just steps away. Top of the stairs leads to a balcony above the living space. Up here are a pair of bedrooms with decks and views of Lookout Mountain as well as a bunk room with access to a deck with views toward the Family Barn. In regard to location, this is a prime Martis Camp setting. The Family Barn, Concert Lake, trails and The Camp Lodge are a short stroll away.

10445 Thunderbird Ct, Truckee
$12,650,000
5 Beds ⋅ 6 Baths ⋅ 20261632 MLS
There’s a sense of anticipation and suspense as you drop down the circular driveway, past the gardens, water feature and courtyard that line the front door. Before you is a 5,742 square-foot Martis Camp mountain modern home with handsome features composed of metal and wood. Beyond that front door is a scene that’s even more impressive. There you’ll encounter an east-facing wall of windows with doors swinging open to an expansive sun-filled patio. A glance to the left reveals a great room with abundant windows and a panoramic, modern fireplace of river rock and metal. Beyond is a spacious wraparound patio with hot tub, firepit, covered dining, barbecue bay, glimpses of the 4th tee box on the Tom Fazio masterpiece golf course, and nights filled with good conversation and laughter. The kitchen and dining room share this same view, the kitchen with its large counter, colorful Bertazoni stove, and cabinets and appliances placed artfully behind picklewood facades, the dining room with a stunning chandelier and views that are just as brilliant. Nearby is an intimate room ideal as a library/reading nook or a setting well suited to a long night of board games. Right of the entry is the primary suite and, adjacent to it, a spacious office with fireplace and big screen tv. Beyond this primary suite’s patio doors is a hot tub situated beneath night skies that run heavy on the stars. The wing left of the living space has an upstairs area with media room that serves as a hub to two bedrooms and one suite. At the bottom of the stairs is a courtyard with a water feature fronting the guest house, a one-bedroom/full-kitchen guest cottage that mirrors the main home’s elegance. This cottage also accesses the patio that wraps around this 5 bedroom, 5.5 bathroom estate. All told, this estate and its attractive guest house explains why Links Magazine recently stated that, “Only one thing is more beautiful than visiting Martis Camp, and that is living there.”

10536 Olana Dr, Truckee
$22,000,000
5 Beds ⋅ 8 Baths ⋅ 20261289 MLS
It’s one thing that The New York Times has something to say about this home, a sentiment shared in an article that praises it as a Tahoe estate unlike any other. But when similar publications share that same conclusion about Martis Camp’s Lookout House, there’s obviously more than a grain of truth to the story. Far more. In time, the likes of Architectural Digest Italy, , Elle Décor Spain, Luxe, Deezen, Architizer and Design Milk, and many more, have each commended this home as nothing short of a masterpiece. Closer to home, Tahoe Quarterly named it “Home of The Year.” One encounter with this 9,000 square-foot masterpiece and you’ll immediately understand why it ranks as Martis Camp’s most publicized home. The reveal that unfolds here leaves one awestruck and speechless. One step into the living space and you find yourself torn between two temptations: to the right, floor-to-ceiling windows that slide open to a patio amphitheater of waterfalls, firepits, and a towering view of ski slopes just moments away; and left, beyond the kitchen and another glass wall, a covered-heated dining gallery with expansive views of Martis Valley and the Carson Range. Centerpiece of this setting is a far-reaching dining table with a firepit running the entirety of its length. It’s an entertainer’s dream home, whether the party’s one hundred strong or or an intimate evening with family and close friends. The tone has been set; there’s no end to the wonders within this 5 bedroom, 7.5 bathroom home. The estate (dubbed Lookout House for its commanding vistas) was designed by renowned architect Greg Faulkner, principal of Faulkner Architects, who has garnered acclaim for building homes that are both visually stunning and thoughtfully integrated with the natural environment. In this case, he’s created an estate that’s become a part of the landscape, part of the culture, and part of the conversation of what is possible. An elevator scurries up all three floors, starting at a first level that holds a 1,000-bottle wine cellar, golf simulator, surround sound theater with 150” screen, shower, a handsome custom made marble bar from Davani, and a Golfzon putting floor that can be adjusted to simulate uphill, downhill, and off-camber putts. Next stop is the main level where the elevator conveniently arrives near the pantry of that kitchen nicely bookended by a pair of amazing views. On this level is a dining room and breakfast nook, acoustically astounding music listening room with 75” tv, 2000-bottle wine cellar, and card room near the amphitheater. Just down the hall is a bedroom with a fireplace and access to another bedroom, as well as a bunk room with game room, climbing wall, and children’s theater. Further down the hall is a guest suite with a private deck. Yet another element of surprise surfaces on this floor as you enter a wellness retreat, the likes of which any Four Seasons hotel would proudly claim. First encounter in this refuge is a custom spa with both cold and hot pools inspired by Peter Zumthor and the minimalism of the famous Therme Vals spa. At the far end of these waters is a fireplace and the remainder of the room is accented by angles in the concrete that make artwork of the sun’s rays. Nearby is a cedar wood Finnish sauna, steam room, and gym with murphy bed and bathroom. Upstairs is the primary suite with a cowhide pivot wall that swings open to reveal – on one side – an office, private workout space, and deck while the other direction leads to a bedroom with fireplace, large deck, and impressive bath and wardrobe and a bright room that serves nicely as a storage space or as an artist’s studio or yoga retreat. Located on a quiet cul-de-sac and only a short drive is Martis Camp’s private Lookout Ski Lodge with direct, high-speed chairlift access to Northstar California. For those seeking even greater scale and expansion, the adjacent homesite is also available for purchase.

9519 Wawona Ct, Truckee