Sweeping Lake Tahoe views are the backbone of this home, not just a feature. Both primary suites, the great room, dining room, kitchen, and office all open to the lake. Built in 2018 by an owner for her own family, the home was designed to emulate a luxury European ski chalet with natural materials throughout, including fur accents and genuine antler chandeliers. Smooth-troweled walls and hardwood floors run throughout all three levels. The entry level features an oversized two-car garage and a generous ski locker room finished in custom cherry wood cabinetry that carries through the whole house. The second level is built for gathering: a family room with a pool table, a full wet bar with a built-in wine cooler and dishwasher, four en-suite bedrooms, and a European-style second kitchen and laundry. One bedroom is a downstairs primary suite with its own balcony, a stacked-stone gas fireplace, a dramatic stacked-stone accent wall, lake views, and a dedicated closet originally built for a future sauna. Upstairs on the main level, the great room is the heart of the home with open-beam construction, a real wood-burning stacked-stone fireplace, and a wall of windows opening onto a large Trex deck with sweeping lake views, easily one of the home's best features. The chef's kitchen, built for hosting large family gatherings, features a Wolf gas range, two dishwashers, two sinks with garbage disposals, a farmhouse-style stainless sink, two appliance garages, a built-in wine cooler, an extra-large walk-in pantry, and one-of-a-kind Brazilian sandstone counters, plus ceiling-height sandstone backsplashes. The main-level primary suite offers its own stacked-stone gas fireplace, a Jacuzzi tub, a balcony, and uninterrupted lake views. Natural limestone finishes the bathrooms, nine-foot ceilings run on both levels, and the front yard is professionally landscaped, with plumbing already in place for a future hot tub. A dedicated elevator shaft is framed in and ready, a rare advantage for multi-generational living. Dollar Point's HOA is among the strongest on the north shore of Lake Tahoe, including a private sandy beach, concierge-staffed pier with valet boat retrieval, buoy field, pool, and lakeside and poolside tennis and pickleball. The bike path runs into Tahoe City, with Palisades Tahoe, Alpine Meadows, and Northstar all close by.