740 Lakeshore Boulevard represents a recent addition to Incline Village’s evolving modern housing landscape — an 8,147 square foot architectural residence completed in 2024. Positioned on a 0.46-acre parcel along one of the area’s most established corridors, the home reflects a shift toward contemporary form within a traditionally alpine setting.
The three-level design is centered on volume and light, with expansive floor-to-ceiling glass and double-height ceilings in the primary great room creating a strong indoor-outdoor connection. Exposed steel, warm wood beam ceilings, and board-formed concrete introduce a balanced material contrast that defines the architectural language.
The home includes seven bedrooms and seven-and-a-half bathrooms, arranged to support both private retreats and large-scale gathering. The main level integrates kitchen, dining, and living spaces into a continuous open plan, complemented by a minimalist kitchen with flat-panel cabinetry, integrated appliances, and a central island. Adjacent spaces extend directly to exterior terraces.
Material selection remains cohesive and restrained, with natural wood, steel accents, and large-format surfaces carried throughout. Custom lighting and built-in features, including linear fireplaces and integrated wood storage, reinforce the home’s design intent.
Outdoor areas are tiered across the site, with multiple decks and patios designed for functionality while maintaining a clean street presence. A four-car garage, mostly furnished interiors, and modern construction complete the offering.
The sale underscores continued demand for newer, design-forward properties in Incline Village, particularly those that pair contemporary architecture with close proximity to Tahoe’s amenities.
