Jaksick family lists Lake Tahoe waterfront home for $47.5 million
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Updated · The Wall Street Journal · May 1
Jaksick family lists Lake Tahoe waterfront home for $47.5 million
8 articles · Updated · The Wall Street Journal · May 1
The 1.85-acre Incline Village property has 106 feet of lake frontage, a private sandy beach and a roughly 4,500-square-foot, six-bedroom house.
The home belonged to late developer and rancher Sam Jaksick Jr., who bought it in the late 1970s for under $1 million, according to his son Todd Jaksick.
The family said selling was difficult but timely as Tahoe luxury values rise, with Incline Village's median sale price up 82.1% year on year in March and nearby record deals boosting demand.
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