Commercial Leasing and Office Space for Rent

As you enter the building, the stamped concrete walkway is heated to eliminate snow and ice accumulation except during the heaviest storms.  The keycard security system and magnetic door locks at the entry are also found throughout the building at each suite entrance.  The two-story lobby brings Lake Tahoe indoors (with the stone floor replicating a meandering creek bed, museum-quality replica ponderosa pine trees, a waterfall and ponds, abundant natural light, and waiting area with fireplace).  The focal point of the lobby is the massive 2,000-pound floating black granite ball fountain engraved with a map of the world, spinning atop a 10,000-pound natural stone boulder.  The overall impression for tenants, staff, and customers alike is one of success.

Behind the custom-built curved reception desk and elevator is a 3,000-sf suite suited for customer service, accounting, and shipping & receiving functions, and adjacent to that is a 1,000 sf 2-car garage in which are co-located the nearly silent variable speed pumps for the high-efficiency ground-source heat pump HVAC system serving the entire building.  The 4,000-sf lake side second floor suite can accommodate sales, operations, and management functions, with access from either of two sets of stairs or the elevator, and two exterior decks.  On the mountain side of the lobby is a 1,300-sf suite complete with a private bath and shower (and a private deck), and adjacent to that is a 250-sf telephone & data room with its dedicated HVAC system.  Also located in this second-floor wing are: a 300-sf common-area conference room (with its private deck); an 1,100-sf suite, with two offices, a private restroom and storage space currently used as a medical research and treatment facility; a pair of restrooms; and a janitor’s closet.  Each of the suites described above include their own kitchenettes and secure storage closets.  The first-floor mountain side space includes another set of restrooms, a shower, a full kitchen, outdoor patio with picnic tables, umbrellas and BBQ, and a suite (now remodeled as medical offices) originally designed as a technology educational space, with two private restrooms, a kitchenette, and work and storage space.  Also features: skylights, built-in office furniture system, every workstation pre-wired with Cat 5 cabling for each data and telephone, Musak, white-noise sound masking, parabolic lighting fixtures for reduced glare, enclosed dumpster, multiple lawns, lobby directory and street front internally-lit tenant signage.  All workspaces throughout the entire building were designed for flexibility of future use by maximizing open space.

Located in the heart of the area’s commercial Northwood/Southwood loop, Incline Way provides access to the Incline Village General Improvement District offices and meeting center, Recreation Center, Community Center, Middle School, Southwest Gas offices, bowling alley, car wash, and many businesses and homes.  While still within two blocks of grocery stores, restaurants, etc., this location offers a more affordable site for businesses who don’t require the drive-by traffic and retail cost of a Tahoe Blvd location.  

The property has been regularly and professionally maintained and landscaped, offering excellent visibility to the over 2,500 vehicles which pass it on a typical day.  This 5,760-sf two-story building constructed in 1985 includes two exterior stairways, five restrooms, a utility room, and handicapped ramps accessing the first floor. There are 18 parking spaces..