Chinquapin 159

 
 

Welcome to Unit 159

Gorgeous is one word for this remodeled lakefront condo unit. Upon entry you have a master bedroom off to the left with mahogany toned furniture with its own bathroom. Continue down the hallway, past a second bath, then onto the kitchen, living and dining areas. The open kitchen adds to the great room feeling. Very comfortable furnishings in the living area add to the warmth of the natural rock fireplace. Unit 159 is the ideal cozy cabin getaway!

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  • Bedrooms: 1

    Bedroom 1: 1 King

    Baths: 2

    Guests: 4

  • From $200 to $600/night

    *Rates do not include cleaning, credit card processing, or 12% Placer County tax

  • Propane BBQ grill

    Cooking basics

    Dishes and silverware

    Washer/Dryer

    Hair dryer

    Heating

    Kitchen

    Pool

    TV

    Wifi

    Hot water

    Shampoo/Conditioner

    Bed linens

    Extra pillows and blankets

    Hangers

    Iron

    Babysitter recommendations

    Indoor fireplace

    Carbon monoxide alarm

    Fire extinguisher

    First aid kit

    Smoke alarm

    Coffee maker

    Dishwasher

    Microwave

    Oven

    Refrigerator

    Stove

    Lake access

    Private entrance

    Waterfront

    Balcony

    Free parking

  • Chinquapin abounds with activity choices in the summer, offering something for everyone. A quiet stroll along the water’s edge, a great game of tennis, fishing off the pier or adventure out on the water – it is all within a walk.

    Our on-site recreation facilities include:

    2 Piers and Pier Attendant

    Boat Buoys (available for rental)

    2 Sandy Beaches

    2 Floating Swim Docks

    5 Tennis Courts

    2 Bocce Ball Courts

    4 Pickle Ball Courts

    Heated Swimming Pool

    Saunas

    Table Tennis

    Sand Volleyball Court

    Horseshoe Pits

    Cornhole

    Basketball

    Lakefront Walking Path

    Hiking Trails

  • One parking spot in front of the unit; please note parking is first come first serve. Please contact our office if additional parking is needed

  • Check in: 4 p.m.

    Check out: 10 a.m.

    The Chinquapin Office will provide departure instructions at check in.

    Each unit is supplied with a binder and QR code for information about the unit, property, contact information, and things to do in the area.

    A 50% rent deposit will be due at the time of booking to confirm your reservation.

  • Cancellations outside of 30 days of the reservation arrival date will receive a full refund, outside of a $75 credit card processing fee.

    For cancellations inside of 30 days of the reservation, full rent will be charged unless the unit can be re-rented.

  • Noise: Quiet hours are from 10 p.m. to 7 a.m. Please consider moving indoors after 10 p.m. If you choose to be outside, please be considerate of the neighbors.

    Parking: Park only in the designated parking areas provided for your rental unit.

    Occupancy: Placer County code limits overnight occupancy of short-term rentals to two adults per bedroom, plus an additional two adults, excluding children under 16. Occupancy limits are enforced after 10 pm. Check with our office about any questions related to the occupancy limits of your rental.

    Pets: The Chinquapin Homeowner’s Association does not allow guests to bring pets on property.

    Waste and Recycling: Don’t be a litter bug! Please put your trash in the proper containers. Trash accumulation outside of containers attracts wildlife and is strictly prohibited.

    Bears: Be bear aware! Bears have a sense of smell up to seven times as strong as a dog’s and are lazy meal finders. It’s not uncommon in the mountains for a bear to break into a car or a home where food has been left out. Don’t leave food in an unattended car and use bear-box trash receptacles wherever they’re available.

    Fire Restrictions: Fire danger is high in our forests and mountains. Outdoor wood burning - including open wood burn pits, bonfires, or campfires - is prohibited at any vacation rental. Charcoal grills are also prohibited. Propane grills and natural gas/propane burning fireplaces and fire pits (with 20-pound tanks or smaller) are allowed but must be at least 10 feet from flammable structures and materials.

    Emergency Alerts and Evacuations: During emergencies, stay tuned to local media and be on alert for evacuation instructions from the Placer County Sheriff’s Office. Placer County may also issue critical safety information using the Placer Alert notification system. To sign up to receive notifications by text, phone or email during your stay, please visit PlacerAlert.org.

    Local Resources:

    Emergencies: 911

    Placer County Sheriff: (530) 581-6301

    Animal Services: (530) 587-5948

    Short-Term Rental Helpline: (530) 448-8003

  • Chinquapin is about a five minute drive to Tahoe City (three miles), and 10-15 minutes away from Palisades Tahoe, Alpine Meadows, and Northstar ski areas.

    To see where this unit is located on the Chinquapin Property, view our map.