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A 4 bedroom home on the shores of Lake Tahoe is on the market for a whopping $39,750,000 smackers. Thats almost $10,000,000 per bedroom. Lets say you put down 20% ($7,950,000) and get a 30 year fix rate mortgage on this spread. Your monthly payments would be a staggering $142,956 A MONTH. But with views like this….. YOLO!
Architecturally significant and spectacularly engineered to maximize views. Sheer walls of glass, glass elevator,6-story glass stairwell, hidden garden rms & living stairs, 98′ lake frontage, steel pier & hoist, 2 buoys, 80 KW generator,Gym & Spa.
  • Bedrooms:4 beds
  • Bathrooms:4 baths
  • Single Family:8,694 sq ft
  • Lot:21,387 sq ft
  • Year Built:2010
  • Parking:Garage
  • Listing website:Coldwell Banker

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41 Comments

  1. +39 Vote -1 Vote +1mac
    says:

    wow think of all the ass you would get

    Reply
  2. -14 Vote -1 Vote +1$ doesn't Equal Game
    says:

    I know guys who live under the poverty line who get more 10′s than people who buy places like this…

    Reply
  3. -1 Vote -1 Vote +1Danimal
    says:

    Listing Broker: Bryce Kellogg

    Reply
  4. +7 Vote -1 Vote +1JacksonAHole
    says:

    You could buy 40000 pairs of Kestles for that dump

    Reply
  5. -4 Vote -1 Vote +1SS
    says:

    that is disgusting. yuppy-land

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    • +12 Vote -1 Vote +1spaulding smails
      says:

      Yeah, yuppies who employed a few dozen guys to build the house, a dozen more finish carpenters to buff out the interior, scores more who designed and built the fixtures and furniture…how many jobs did this house create for people who buy season passes and take the winter off to ski?

      Hating is so boring dude…

      Reply
      • Vote -1 Vote +1Mountain Guy
        says:

        You’ll get bothing and like it!

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      • Vote -1 Vote +1Fart
        says:

        Yeah it sure created jobs, in a really unsustainable way. And do you think the workers got paid the full value of what they put in considering the price tag?

        My conservative guess would be…NO.

        How short-sighted can you be?

        Reply
  6. -1 Vote -1 Vote +1jsmizzle
    says:

    suddenly i want to be really really rich

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  7. -2 Vote -1 Vote +1Andy H
    says:

    Pretty crazy that it took significantly longer to build than the original owner held on to it.

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  8. +5 Vote -1 Vote +1dongcheese
    says:

    Or you could just squat there until someone buys it

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  9. -1 Vote -1 Vote +1ah ha dave
    says:

    I love the shit head losers that negative comment on this… you know you want that.

    Reply
    • -4 Vote -1 Vote +1Franz
      says:

      Sorry, no I don’t. That place is fugly and belongs in the city along with the interior designer. Just take 80 west and you’ll be there in no time. I want the 40 million though.

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  10. +11 Vote -1 Vote +1SquawBear
    says:

    http://idx.tluxrealestate.com/51919

    Half the price, way sicker

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    • Vote -1 Vote +1Riding High
      says:

      Agreed, this is how Tahoe luxury is done. Please take note, out-of-touch real estate developers.

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      • Vote -1 Vote +1Fart
        says:

        Both are examples of how it should never be done, ever.

        People that desire these kinds of things are supremely out of touch with their environment and fellow human beings, having the unfortunate capacity to bring disparity to what should be a shared place. What gluttonous money whores.

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  11. +6 Vote -1 Vote +1Bradon
    says:

    This is the house that’s construction clogged 28 for 2 1/2 years. Actually ugly design if u see it from the lake, no yard, no real pier. West shore, best shore.

    Reply
  12. +23 Vote -1 Vote +1skieo
    says:

    For $40m I’d buy Kirkwood and have $30m left over in change!

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  13. +3 Vote -1 Vote +1MrsFox
    says:

    I’m guessing the listing price is just $40mil solely to attract some douche to buy it just so he can say he dropped $40mil on a house. It truly does not look like a $40mil house. I’ve seen nicer ones for $6mil in the area. And yes, the style of this house belongs in the city.
    I’m with the guy who said he’d buy Homewood. I’d rather share my wealth.

    And no, the negative comments aren’t jealousy.

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  14. +4 Vote -1 Vote +1Banker Bob
    says:

    Exactly the kind of home that Tahoe does not need. Charm, nada. Beauty, nada. Ugly, oh yah. Pretty much a realtors wet dream kinda house.

    Reply
  15. Vote -1 Vote +1achronamous
    says:

    poverty with a view.. would be sick to live in that room.

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  16. Vote -1 Vote +1Agent P
    says:

    I can’t golf at all but I had a vision of just teeing balls in that glass cat house ripping with abandon.

    Reply
  17. +1 Vote -1 Vote +1Squaw
    says:

    Rich Gapers

    Reply
  18. -1 Vote -1 Vote +1MAKER
    says:

    YOLO!

    Reply
  19. Vote -1 Vote +1rico
    says:

    I don’t recall letting you guys in to take those pics!

    Reply
  20. +1 Vote -1 Vote +1geriatic Skier Gurl
    says:

    No ski equipment storage.

    No place for toiletries and makeup in those bathrooms. No way to hang towels adjacent to the showers, tubs, or sinks.

    $40 mil and the kitchen has no visible fridge, dishwasher, oven, (wtf do these creatures eat, anyway? styrofoam packing peanuts ? soylent green ?) and it has a Breakfast Bar with the world’s ugliest barstools with built- in butt- cracks.

    Awesome. It looks as sterile as a hotel.

    Pass.

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  21. +2 Vote -1 Vote +1TrulioUi
    says:

    Sick! But I would rather have a 3 foot pow day!!!! Let it snow!!

    Reply
  22. +1 Vote -1 Vote +1Larry OG
    says:

    unofficial is getting so played .. what do you expect asking a bunch of ski bums if they’d want a $40 million dollar lakefront glass estate?

    Reply
  23. +1 Vote -1 Vote +1pine tree
    says:

    Kill Cal Trans/
    Save Lake Tahoe and maybe? a reason to have a vacation home like this.

    Reply
  24. Vote -1 Vote +1Riding High
    says:

    Just because you CAN build a house like this, does it mean that you SHOULD?? It’s one thing if you’re building your own dream home to live in for the rest of your life, but it just seems wack to build such a giant house in a style very uncharacteristic of the area just to turn around and put it on the market? If I had that kind of money I would make sure there was at least a decent amount of affordable housing for service workers that it takes to maintain this giant house that is surly almost never to be lived in, otherwise I would just feel like some shameless out of touch douche who is desecrating one of the most beautiful places on Earth. Not like that would be a first for Tahoe tho..

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  25. -1 Vote -1 Vote +1Fart
    says:

    Yet another unsustainable abode. Its funny to see the critical reactions here getting so many negative votes.

    This idea of “luxury” construction giving people jobs is only a 1 shot deal too, the job production argument expires after the build season and then the local workers that erected the thing get bucked. Ever heard of gentrification? Big city ignorance seems to seep its way in no matter what.

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