*THIS HOME IS ONLY AVAILABLE FOR A SKI LEASE WINTER 2026 STARTING JANUARY 11TH. NO DOGS. PLEASE INQUIRE FOR RATE AND DETAILS.
NO PETS ALLOWED. OWNER IS HIGHLY ALLERGIC. $5000 FINE FOR AN UNAUTHORIZED PET AND EVICTION.
IMPORTANT: The renter must sign a TLUXP Rental Agreement and speak to a TLUXP agent within 48 hours of booking for their reservation to be confirmed.
A 3.8% credit card fee will be added to the total amount due, (excluding the service fee charged by Vrbo), if a credit card is used for payment with TLUXP. This is not reflected in the quote by Vrbo.
REQUIRED COUNTY STR PERMIT INFORMATION
Placer County | STR23-8126 | Max Occupancy is 12 | 4 Parking Spaces. Parking on the street is strictly prohibited. All vehicles must be parked in the driveway and/or garage at all times. Placer County's Good Neighbor Policies
Granite Chief Lodge is an impressive, mountain home nestled on a peaceful cul-de-sac, in a private subdivison. The location is truly spectacular, sitting just up the road from Palisades Tahoe in Olympic Valley, a world renown ski area, and backing up to beautiful, tree-lined views. For those itching to get the first tracks in fresh powder each morning, Granite Chief Lodge delivers. No need to worry about traffic lines, you are practically, already there. The Mountaineer shuttle makes it easy to access Olympic Valley and Alpine Meadows without a car by offering free, on-demand rides anywhere within the two valleys. (The two separate mountains, formerly Squaw Valley and Alpine Meadows, now go by the unified name of Palisades Tahoe and a day's lift ticket offers access to both resorts via the Base to Base Gondola, the first of its kind in North America, connecting the two base areas of the individual mountains. Guests will now be able to enjoy 6,000 acres of some of the continent’s most iconic ski and snowboard terrain.) A few minutes down the road is Everline Resort and Spa with delectable restaurants, ice skating and luxury spa services, as well as a championship golf course, meadows for snowshoeing, XC skiing, and sledding. The activities also abound at the Village at Palisades Tahoe, so plan on listening to some concerts, strolling through festivals and taking an aerial tram ride for hiking and biking adventures.
Inside Granite Chief lodge, the large great room features two seating areas, each with their own fireplace, one gas burning and one wood burning. High ceilings, a gourmet kitchen and an oversized dining table create the ideal space for entertaining. The primary suite is on the main living level, with three ensuite bedrooms downstairs. A two car garage and a hot tub on the deck complete the vacation rental home and mountain living experience. This is one authentic Tahoe home that everyone will love!
3,374 Square Feet
Bedroom #1 Primary Suite - King - Floor 2
Bedroom #2 Queen Suite - Floor 1
Bedroom #3 Double Suite - Floor 1
Bedroom #4 Twin / Queen Bunk Bed and Queen / Queen Trundle Bed Suite - Floor 1
2-Car Garage
Maximum Number of Vehicles Allowed: 4
Parking on the street is strictly prohibited at all times.
No Pets Allowed
SECURITY CAMERA(S): This home has an active Ring security camera at the front door and driveway. Please inquire with TLUXP if you have any questions or concerns prior to booking.
County Rules
Each county requires we inform you of the rules and regulations relevant to your home's Short Term Rental Permit. We thank you in advance for abiding by the rules below, also included in your signed in the Vacation Rental Agreement.
Maximum Occupancy: There shall be no gatherings, events, weddings or other group functions on the Premises with more people than the number of persons stated on the Agreement.
Parking: Parking on the street is prohibited at all times. All cars, boats, and trailers must be parked in the garage and/or driveway.
Quiet Hours: Quiet hours are 9pm-8am, seven days a week, Noise carries easier and further in higher elevations and over water. Per the ordinance: No sound from the vacation rental home shall be audible from the parcel line during this time. Noise shall be minimized in order that it not be an unreasonable annoyance, disturbance or nuisance to neighbors.
Lights Out: All exterior lights that are not needed for safety must be turned off between the hours of 10pm-7am, seven days a week. Per the Ordinance: All exterior lights must be turned off that are not needed for safety or other outdoor use to the extent that such other outdoor use is not an unreasonable nuisance to neighbors.
Red Flag Warnings: Due to extreme fire danger, bonfires, charcoal barbecues and wood-burning fire pits are strictly prohibited. On Red Flag Warning Days, when fire hazards are especially dangerous, typically due to dry conditions and high winds, additional restrictions are imposed by the North Tahoe Fire Protection District and prohibited. You cannot use outdoor gas grills or gas fire pits during Red Flag Warnings. All outdoor fires are prohibited, both gas and wood. It is your responsibility to be informed of Red Flag Warnings. You will see signs on the front of all fire district stations, hear about it on the news, see it on social media and hear about it on the radio.
Winter Driving
Many highways, access roads and/or driveways are steep in Tahoe/Truckee and may be icy in the winter. To ensure your safety, it is critical that during November 1st - April 30th brakes, windshield wipers, defroster, heater and exhaust system are in top condition. Tires need to be properly inflated and the tread must be in excellent condition. Always carry tire chains, even if driving an AWD/4WD vehicle. Make sure the chains are the proper size for your tires and are in working order. You may find valuable winter driving tips from the CHP here: https://bit.ly/3IKiY7n
Summer Patio Furniture
Patio furniture is available for your use during summer months only. All outdoor tables, chairs and loungers are put into storage in the fall, in order to protect the furnishings from winter weather. Barbecue grills, however, do remain outside for your enjoyment.
Black bears are very common in this area and have become habituated to human food and garbage. Because bears no longer have a strong fear of humans, you may encounter bears during your spring, summer and fall stays. Feeding bears is illegal. Leaving food outside, trash accessible, or doors and windows unlocked is likely to cause significant property damage to homes and to vehicles. Please take a moment to learn how to be Bear Aware, so that we can continue to live in harmony with our wildlife.
Office Holiday Hours
The TLUXP office is closed on New Year’s Day, July 4th, Thanksgiving, and Christmas. Therefore, we are unable to accommodate check-ins and check-outs on these dates. Thank you for understanding.
