Truckee
Truckee is nothing if not an iconic mountain town. Once a wild logging burg, Truckee is now the central gateway to the North Shore of Lake Tahoe. Historic Downtown boasts some of the best shopping, dining and entertainment venues in the region, yet the town remains steadfastly independent minded.
Home to a large local population, Truckee residents can do everything from bike, to hike to kayak in the summer and snowshoe, cross-country and downhill ski in the winter. And just like the locals, homes come in all shapes and styles.
Central Truckee is full of charming, old-fashioned homes just steps from commercial row where tourists and locals mingle at the tasty eateries, bars and shops.
Just one mile from Truckee on Brockway Road (old Highway 267), both Sierra Meadows and Ponderosa Palisades share the same entrance and exit, but they each offer different services. Sierra Meadows has a homeowners association while Ponderosa Palisades has more trees, no association and no amenities.