Sleeps 12 in a fully reimagined Kings Beach lodge built for the whole crew. Four king suites, a queen room, and twin Murphy beds keep everyone comfortable; downstairs, an arcade and movie theater keep them entertained. Soak in the hot tub, spread out in the terraced, fenced backyard (dogs welcome), and walk five blocks to the beach. Diamond Peak, Northstar, Palisades, and Homewood are 15–40 minutes away. One of the most unique five-bedroom rentals in the basin.
The space
This is not a standard five-bedroom rental. It’s a 3,080-square-foot, two-level home that was taken down to the bones and rebuilt as a gathering place — designed around the idea that a group of twelve should have room to be together and room to get away from each other.
Upstairs is the main living level: open living and dining, a kitchen built for cooking for a crowd, and high ceilings that make the whole floor feel bigger than it is. [Confirm: fireplace, deck, view details to add here.]
The bedrooms are set up so nobody draws the short straw. Four bedrooms have king beds, one has a queen. The two downstairs king rooms also carry a wall-mounted twin Murphy bed each, so kids or a twelfth guest have a real bed rather than a couch. Three full bathrooms keep mornings moving.
Downstairs is where this house earns its reputation. An arcade room with [confirm: number/type of machines], a movie theater and TV lounge for game day or a rainy-afternoon marathon, and enough separate space that the kids can be loud while the adults are upstairs with a glass of wine.
Outside, the finished, terraced backyard is fully fenced — good for dogs, good for kids, and good for evenings around the [confirm: fire pit / outdoor dining / BBQ]. The hot tub is yours from first night to last, and it’s the reason ski days here end better than they do anywhere else.
The design throughout is high-end and intentional: a 1962 contemporary reimagined with modern finishes, quality furnishings, and the small details that separate a well-run rental from someone’s spare house. Fast Wi-Fi [confirm speed] and a full laundry room round it out for longer stays.
Who this house is for: families who want one roof for three generations, couples’ groups who want to actually hang out, powder hounds chasing an El Niño winter, and summer crews who want the beach five blocks away and the lake all day. If your group does things — skis, hikes, paddles, swims, plays — this is your base.
Guest access
All of the house
Max occupancy 12
The driveway fits up to 4 vehicles, and it’s plowed in winter. There is no street parking, year round, so please plan your group’s vehicles before arrival.
