Tahoe Glass House: A Modern Lakefront Masterpiece

Rising above Crystal Bay’s pristine shoreline, the Tahoe Glass House is a bold statement in contemporary architecture. Designed by internationally acclaimed architect Mark Dziewulski, the nearly 10,000 sq ft estate is sculpted from glass and steel, with floor-to-ceiling windows framing uninterrupted lake views. A glass-encased elevator and a five-story floating glass staircase showcase the engineering brilliance behind the design.

Refined Interiors

The residence offers four bedrooms and four-and-a-half bathrooms, complemented by multiple lounges and a spa-like wellness center that includes a gym, steam room, and hot tub with touch-button controls. On the upper level, a grand living space and butler’s kitchen open seamlessly to a heated deck through a dramatic pivoting glass door—an ideal setting for gatherings large or small.

Elevated Comforts

Every feature is designed with precision: radiant heating, recessed blinds, custom cabinetry, and a heated driveway provide year-round ease. A full-home generator ensures uninterrupted comfort, while the home’s innovative systems match its striking aesthetic.

Lakeside Living

The property’s .49-acre parcel extends down to 98 feet of private shoreline. At the water’s edge, a steel and Trex pier with a three-ton boat lift, dual buoys, and landscaped lawns create the ultimate lakefront lifestyle. Automated irrigation and architectural landscaping enhance the grounds, while a granite sculpture by celebrated artist Jesús Moroles anchors the estate with an enduring sense of artistry.