Last week I photographed a home in Carnelian Bay for the
New York Times. The story was part of a bigger, reoccuring feature called, "What You Get for ... ". The ellipses are usually followed by a dollar amount. For my assignment it was $750,000.
The house is a 1,700 square-foot cottage in the Cedar Flat section of the Bay. It was built in 1939 and faces Lake Tahoe with a "filtered" view. It had pine floors and wainscoting, a finished attic with exposed beams, stone steps leading from the garage to the house and a neat office. Very nice.
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| Front of the house. |
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| Dining room, gas stove. |
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| Downstairs office. |
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| Living room. |
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| Kitchen: black granite counter tops, gas stove. |
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| Master bedroom. |
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| Finished attic. |
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| The kitchen cabinet doors are made from pine branches found on the property. |
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| Bathroom tile. |
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| They converted the garage into a workout room. |
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| Alabaster. |
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| Front of the house. |
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