Discover What Life Looks Like in Incline Village
The tax savings bring people here; the four-season lifestyle and tight-knit community are the reasons they stay.
Recreation
Recreation is a big part of what is available. The Incline Village General Improvement District (IVGID) maintains beaches, a full recreation center, tennis and pickleball courts, two golf courses, disc golf, a skateboard park, the Aspen Grove garden, picnic and events venue, and Diamond Peak ski area with views of Lake Tahoe.
Photos courtesy of the Incline Village General Improvement District (IVGID) and Diamond Peak.
I Help You Integrate Into the Community
Finding the right home is just the beginning. I also help you settle in, with introductions to the people, services, and activities that make a place feel like home. I will connect you to my favorite dentist, my trusted plumber, and anyone else you may need for years to come.
Services Available
This is not a typical suburb. There is a deep network of services, including personal chefs, concierge offerings, trades professionals, private mail companies, plus high-end technology and internet support. Whatever it takes to take care of you is available in Incline Village.
Seasonal Dynamics
There are seasonal dynamics to understand. Knowing which roads are plowed first and where snow builds up the fastest can make winter less daunting. Summer breezes, pollen counts, road improvements, and temperature fluctuations are all part of living at Lake Tahoe.
The Agencies That Govern Construction
Lake Tahoe is an environmental jewel, and several agencies work to preserve it. The Tahoe Regional Planning Agency (TRPA) governs development across both states in the Lake Tahoe Basin. Incline Village is also part of Washoe County, the North Lake Tahoe Fire Protection District, and the Incline Village General Improvement District (IVGID), as well as potential homeowners association requirements.