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Contents 2 Welcome Le� er

3 Table of Contents

10 Luxury Home Tour Map

11 General Information

Tour of Homes 18-19 10754 Avoca Drive

20-21 8130 Valhalla Drive



26-27 8825 Schroeder Way

47 Acknowledgements

Welcome to the Excellence in Education Luxury Home Tour!

Enhancing the quality of education in the Tahoe Truckee Unifi ed School District is the mission of the Excellence in Education Foundation. In support of this eff ort, the Foundation is proud to have partnered with the Tahoe Sierra Board of Realtors to bring you the third annual Luxury Home Tour!

Your participation in the Tour helps provide critical support for our classrooms, and in this time of State budget cuts and reduced educational funding, the need is greater than ever. Your involvement also ensures that Excellence in Education can continue to increase fundraising eff orts, which provide support for the school district in the form of educational grants and teacher awards and training.

Excellence in Education would like to thank the Board of Realtors for working to make this venture a success, the volunteers who truly believe in the potential of our schools, and of course, the homeowners who have generously opened their homes.

Thanks also to YOU for making a positive diff erence for our schools! Enjoy the Tour!

Tahoe Truckee Excellence in Education Foundation Board of Directors

The Tahoe Truckee Excellence in Education Foundation enhances public education within the Tahoe Truckee Unifi ed School District to strengthen the learning experience for students.

Friends of Education Membership * Dining for Schools * Golfi ng for Schools * Skiing for Schools * Home Tour

Luxury Home Tour Book designed by Palm Design Studio

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Directions to Martis CampMartis Camp is located in Truckee between Interstate 80 and Lake Tahoe’s North Shore. From Interstate 80, take Highway 267 East to Schaff er Mill Road. For parking for the Home Tour, turn le� into Tahoe/Truckee Airport. There will be signs directing you to parking and shu� les.

Tasty TreatsA� er the Tour, indulge your sweet tooth and enjoy some bakery items and beverages at the Pavilion Park.

Transportation to HomesComplimentary transportation to homes on the Tour will begin at 10:00 am from the designated parking area at the Tahoe Truckee Airport. Please follow signs from Highway 267. Buses will circulate to the homes and refreshment area and return guests to the parking area.

General InformationWe Kindly Ask.... . . for your cooperation with the following:

• Wristbands will be presented at check-in. Please be prepared to show at the front door of each home on the Tour.

• Please park only at the designated “Home Tour” parking areas.

• You will be asked to remove your shoes as you enter each home. We suggest you wear slip-on style shoes. As an alternative, disposable booties will be provided to all guests.

• You will have to descend and climb stairs in each home.• Smoking is prohibited in and outside the homes and at

all locations on the Tour.• Cameras are not permi� ed in or around the homes.• No food or drink is allowed in the homes.• Small children must be supervised by an adult at all

times. • No pets are allowed on the Tour.

The 2011 Martis Camphome tour map

COMMUNITYFoundation

Homesite 29 Homesite 155 Homesite 176

Homesite 387Homesite 283

Northstar-at-Tahoe Resort

Planned Ski Lodge (SL) Conceptual rendering subject to change

Gatehouse (GH)

Lost Library (LL)

Putting Park (PP)

Camp Lodge (CL)

18-Hole Fazio Golf Course (GC)

Family Barn (FB)

Park Pavilion & Sports Field (PV)

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John Biebl & Jeremy Schneir

877-532-5207 www.truckeesales.com

DRE#1220758 & 1212137

www.martis301.com

Premier location next to the Family Barn and Fishing Pond

4 bedroom, 4.5 baths (2 master suites) 4 fireplaces plus outdoor fire pit

Completion Fall 2011 - $2,575,000

Full Service Landscape Contractor

www.PeakLandscapeInc.com530-587-4269

CSL# 845400

Design Installation & Maintenance

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“ ”Alison Elder530 582 [email protected]

Serving Tahoe City, Squaw Valley and Truckee

P.O. Box 5635 Tahoe City, CA 96145

Tahoe QuarterlyMOUNTAIN HOME AWARD WINNER

Office: 530-581-2604Fax: 530-548-7310

www.greenenvyinc.com

Building a Tradition of Strong Customer Service

Providing all levels of professional landscape design, installation and

maitenance services

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ArchitectClare Walton, Walton Architecture & Engineering (see ad on page 5)

ContractorJim Morrison Construction (see ad on page 30)

Interior DesignerJay Jeff ers, Jeff ers Design Group

MasonryEric Schwedt Masonry

Blending contemporary and modern elements with a touch of

“retro,” this lovely Cabin combines beautiful views of Martis

Valley and the Sierra Crest with fresh and cheerful interiors. The

delightful ambiance off ers the perfect touch of sophistication

blended with playful, fresh colors. Combining unique textiles

and tones, every room in this 3,250 square foot enclave

blends a wonderful color palate creating a happy and cheerful

environment.

Thoughtful architectural elements in the kitchen create an

upscale yet understated entertaining environment. The open

fl oor plan is accented with hickory fl oors and custom designed

rugs creating a distinct color pale� e in each room. In the bistro

style kitchen, reclaimed walnut countertops accented with Ann

Sacks tile, Kallista One faucets and custom cabinetry designed

by Truckee River Sash and Door lend sophisticated touches while

the butler’s pantry allows readiness for guests. Accenting the

changing mountain season hues, the owners created a custom

lighting system utilizing Lutron illumination technology with

modern chandeliers from San Francisco’s Coup d’etat. The low

profi le furniture off ers sleek lines and geometric pa� erns blending

the beautiful surroundings with a contemporary lifestyle.

The well-designed four-bedroom layout provides privacy

and space. A favorite of all, the children’s room with dual bunk

beds and accents of teal, citrus and aquamarine, combine great

10754 Avoca Drive

color with amazing views. The cozy master suite with gas fi replace

off ers lovely views of the Sierra Crest creating a serene and

relaxing environment.

A wonderful feast for the eyes, the upstairs viewing tower

delivers gorgeous mountain perspectives and pops with designer

furnishings of melon, brown and rust tones. Delightful inside and

out with easy access to Camp Lodge and golf, this Practice Field

Cabin blends the perfect location, design elements and comforts

to make every stay the perfect one.

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Bringing the East Coast to Tahoe, this “maple leaf” style home

refl ects the blend of mountain architecture and a touch of

sophisticated Cape Cod, creating a warm and gracious ambiance.

As you approach the home from the sweeping driveway, the

walls of windows create a welcoming yet traditional appeal to

this beautifully designed enclave. Accenting East Coast design

fl air, the traditional interiors of this home create a sophisticated

and inviting environment. The clean design lines, primitive motif

accents and rich, crisp color creates a well grounded background

to the large scale and beautiful architecture of this estate nestled

in the woods.

Designed to accommodate a large and extended family,

this home provides lovely views of the forested landscape and

mountain range beyond from each of the distinct living areas.

The gracious entrance leads past the formal dining area to a

step down living room highlighted by walls of windows and

double sided granite encased fi replace. Adjacent to the living

area, the open fl oor plan kitchen with leading chef’s appliances

and built in dining banque� e provides casual dining or easy

entertaining for a crowd. Seasonal indoor – outdoor dining on the

covered patio evokes the East Coast traditions and architectural

infl uence. Through the water pane glass encased door, visit the

subterranean wine cellar which hosts the owners’ extensive

collection in a temperature controlled environment. You’ll enjoy

ArchitectKurt Reinkens, MWA, Inc. (see ad on page 8)

ContractorGray Construction

Interior DesignerLila Friday, ASID, CCID, Lila Friday and Associates

MasonryJohanson Masonry

8130 Valhalla Drive

an intimate collection of family photos and mementos to create

the legacy of family and all its memories.

Accented by lovely forest views, the master suite combines

an intimate si� ing area with gas fi replace for a comfortable escape

or relaxing a� ernoon. The sleeping area and spacious en-suite

bath with ample closet space is nicely positioned, creating an

understated elegance. Unique and functional in design and fl ow,

three upstairs family suites highlight a central family room with

built in bulkheads, workstation and bookshelves. Well designed

to provide privacy and comfort the central family room area is a

natural gathering place. Warm and friendly this special area awaits

the family. Separately, the “apartment” provides the perfect in-law

or “au pair” suite for extended vacations with comprehensive living

quarters. The well proportioned living area and effi cient kitchen

is accented by wide planked fl oors and a wonderful en-suite

bedroom with mountain views ensures every comfort.

Designed with a sophisticated blend of East Coast meets

mountain architecture, this gracious home is warm and welcoming.

Evoking a sense of history and memories, you’ll readily feel the

true sense of family bonds… today and for generations to come.

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The owners of this contemporary fi ve-bedroom home started out

with some pre� y simple requests of the architect, Greg Faulkner.

They asked for a modern house with a lot of light and something

somewhat understated.

To accomplish what the clients wanted and also take inspiration

from the surrounding wilderness, Faulkner designed an H-plan

with transparent walls of glass and forms sheathed in weathering

steel and COR-TEN. One side of the H-plan is the public living

area and the other side is the private wing with the bedrooms. A

glass connection space in the middle houses the kitchen and the

entry. Since people always love to gather in kitchens, positioning it

in the center of the H serves as a bridge between the two wings so

that everyone passes through.

The upper fl oor of the private wing is an amazingly effi cient

space – four full bedrooms, each with a private en-suite bath, run

along an open hallway. The master bedroom suite, on the fi rst level

of the private wing, has a private outdoor seating area to enjoy

views of the adjacent forestland.

To temper the rough and raw materials used in the

architecture, interior designer Judy Weirick so� ened the living

spaces with tone on tone colors, so� leathers and so� rugs and

not too much contrast. In the living room an A. Rudin sofa and two

armchairs covered with custom Kravet fabric help off set the glass,

steel and concrete.

The contemporary design of this home does more than just

capture the a� ributes of the site. The warm weathering character

of the COR-TEN blends in with the warm colors found in nature

but it also helps protect the home from wildfi res and it needs very

li� le maintenance.

In the words of Greg Faulkner, “I think modernism gives you

more tools to use; you’re not hemmed in by pitched roofs and

traditional moves. You can really build something that’s connected

to the land.”

ArchitectFaulkner Architects (see ad on page 6)

ContractorEthan Allen Construction

Interior DesignerJudy Weirick Interiors

Landscape DesignerCathy Crawford, Silvertip Landscaping

8197 Valhalla Drive

Vance Fox Photography

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The home perches with European mystique high above the street

below. The anticipation of the unexpected builds as you mount the

long, curving driveway. This home is not your typical Tahoe rustic

cabin, but more of an Austrian lodge nestled into a hillside. Martis

Camp’s encouragement of its owners to create homes born out of

their own personal dreams is leading to some stunning personal

expressions and a soaring variety of magnifi cent architecture.

This home on Valhalla, one of the fi rst completed in Martis

Camp in 2008, is case-in-point. Measuring over 8,000 square

feet, the home rekindles fond memories for the owners of their

honeymoon spent in Kitzbuhel, Austria.

As you pass under a curved eyebrow dormer, then through

the grand front door, you are transported further into Old World

Europe. Massive, thick walls, specially designed Sierra Pacifi c

Windows and a barrel-vaulted ceiling evoke the sturdy ski chalets

of the Alps.

Rather than centering on a large great room, this home features

smaller, formal living spaces. The owners themselves designed

the striking interior of this home. Cream colored plaster walls,

exposed dark stained beams and mahogany windows set off the

dark woods and rich fabrics of the family room furniture. Large

windows capturing natural light and sweeping, peaceful views

dramatically enhance the living and dining rooms.

ArchitectKristi Thompson, MWA Inc (see ad on page 8)

ContractorSunco Homes (see ad on page 43)

Interior DesignerKristi Thompson, MWA Inc/Owners (see ad on page 8)

Landscape DesignerJohn Pruyn, L&P Design Works & Rare Earth

8395 Valhalla Drive In the stunning, state-of-the-art kitchen an enormous

Lacanche oven reigns. The countertops are cast pewter, cabinets

are clear fi nished walnut, and the fl oors are limestone.

Surprise and mystery unfold as you meander through the

many enchanting rooms, from a brightly colored “tree house”

room to a secret playroom hidden behind a bookcase and the

wine cellar reached by a three-story elevator. The owners of this

home have found the perfect way to share their fondest Austrian

memories with their children and grandchildren.


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ArchitectDavid Horan, Ryan Group Architects (see ad on page 30)

ContractorLamperti Construction (see ad on page35)

Interior DesignerAnne MacFayden, Ryan Group (see ad on page 30) and The Find, Reno, NV

Landscape DesignerBlide Landscape Construction (see ad on page 37)

On a forested plateau above Martis Creek and with incredible

views of Northstar’s ski runs, Camp Bovone unites great views,

warm sun, and family fun. Located roughly between Martis Camp’s

Family Barn and the Martis Camp chair li� , this 5,800 square foot

home acts as a hub for adventures near and far throughout the

Tahoe area.

The architect’s design intent was to create a home that

is comfortable, durable and intimate - and so capable of hosting

celebrations and family gatherings while retaining a sense

of scale that is comfortable for the parents and their three

children. The architecture is a celebration of the rustic heritage

of Tahoe vernacular, blending a sense of elegance and simplicity

in the detail.

A stone base visually grounds the Camp Bovone’s composition,

giving it the eff ect of permanence and that it has grown from

the earth itself. Large expanses of glass, broken into traditional

proportions, give access to sunlight and views while steeply-

pitched shingled roofs create a sense of welcome shelter. The

design draws on a pale� e of materials and forms that are steeped

in the architectural traditions of the Sierra Nevada, illustrating

concepts of Lodge, Home and Family simultaneously.

The design blurs the line between indoor and outdoor spaces

using multi-panel sliding doors to make walls virtually disappear.

Reclaimed oak fl ooring, used in the interior, is also used as the

exterior decking, allowing the sense of space to extend beyond the

door threshold. Douglas fi r, reclaimed from the Great Salt Lake,

is used on walls and ceilings inside and outside, furthering the

goal of linking the two and showcasing the home’s environmental

responsibilities.

While the sleeping spaces are zoned for privacy, with private

master and guest suites separated from each other and from the

kid’s rooms upstairs, the social and entertaining spaces bring the

family together. A large four-sided stone fi replace acts as the heart

of the home, tying cooking, eating, and living spaces together and

providing optional social spaces for large gatherings.

With an incredible site, a family-friendly fl oor plan, and forms

and materials that are as familiar as the mountain landscape that

they complement, CampBovone shows how a new home can fi t in:

simply, beautifully, elegantly.

8825 Schroeder Way


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to introduce Rubicon Key Collection: Classic Tahoe, Europe Meets Tahoe, and Mountain Modern -

Three customizable ‘turn-key’ interior design packages that include pre-selected

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[email protected]

Award Winning Service

#1 Agent at Chase North Tahoe 2 years running

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serving truckee and lake tahoe

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rCRAIG LINDSAY has been building fi ne custom homes

in the Tahoe Truckee area for 25 years. Craig’s expert

craftsmanship creates unique homes that are

timeless in quality and design.

Timeless Craftsmanship

P.O. Box 8188 Truckee, CA 96162 530.277.8037

www.LindsayConstructionTahoe.com

True ArtisanTrue Craftsman

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BUILDING A LEGACY AT MARTIS CAMPSwaback Partners is honored to have established the architectural

heritage for the community with the design of the Gatehouse, Starter

Pavilion, Family Barn, and the Camp Lodge. Now we’re creating homes

which embody the spirit of this magnificent place; deftly blending

timeless design, harmony with nature and the joys of family.

Photography by Matt Waclo, Lake Tahoe Digital Productions

Custom Home at Martis Camp byJohn E. Sather, AIA AICP & Lee Finch — ArchitectsJim Morrison Construction — Contractor

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When building your new home, office or remodel, ALPINE TECHNICAL SERVICES INC. will work from the onset with your contractors and sub-contractors. Because we are

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Call us for more information about customized services. We are waiting to serve you.

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Full Service Paint Shop with Mixing & Color MatchingHand & Power Tools • Electrical & Lighting

Hardware & Plumbing • Housewares • Lawn & GardenSporting Goods • Key Making & Lock Re-KeyingPropane Refills • Lumber & Building Materials

Patio Furniture & Accessories • Weber BBQs & AccessoriesAutomotive Supplies • Hunting & Fishing DepartmentClothing & Footwear • Home Decor • Seasonal Items

Free Local Delivery & Assembily of Purchased Product

Canoes on the ceiling? Indoor and outdoor furnishings?A full service hardware store? There really is something

for everyone at Mountain Hardware and Sports.

www.mountainhardwareandsports.com

Located in the beautiful Martis Valley between Truckee and Lake Tahoe, Schaffer’s Mill is a private community featuring an award-winning 18-hole golf course designed by Johnny Miller and John Harbottle. With townhomes, home sites and membership options, Schaffer’s Mill is now offering new opportunities for families to enjoy Tahoemountain living at its finest.

To learn more about our new townhomes, home sites and memberships, call today: 530-414-5486 • schaffersmill.com

Some of the recreational amenities described above are proposed but not yet built. Access to and the use of the recreational amenities is not included in the purchase of homesites and requires a separate club membership. The information provided in this advertisement is strictly for informational purposes and shall not be construed as an offer in California or anyother jurisdictions that prior registration or other advance qualification of real property is required. This is not an offer to sell property to, or a solicitation of offers from any state that requires prior registration or qualification of real estate. Obtain the Property Report or its equivalent required by Federal and State law and read it before signing anything.

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Unique and distinctive stonenative and imported rock, granite,

marble, travertine, slate and quartzite.

Whatever you envision,the Rock Garden brings

it all home to you.

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of your home, a luxurious spa, or that perfect decorative accessory, come to Mountain Home Center

and give your home the gift it deserves.

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decorative accessory, come to Mountain Home Center and give your home the gift it deserves.

11403 brockway road, truckeeph: 530-587-6681 800-517-6262www.MountainHomeCenter.com

A Warm Thank You From Tahoe Truckee Excellence in Education Foundation

2011 Home Tour Commi� eeDon & Hale Carr, Co-Chairs

A Very Special Thank You to Our Sponsors

Jennifer BoehmLaura BrownAlison Elder

Valerie GreenBecky Kerton

Kappy MannTilly Mezger

Heather MorganLil Schaller

Barb Wilkinson

Homeowners . . . who graciously opened their homesJohn and Kimberly BovoneGeoff and Alison EdelsteinTerrance and Mary RichardsonSeth and Angie TaubeDan and Kathleen Toney

Florists . . . who contributed custom arrangements Elizabeth’s CreationsFlower PowerMartha Bernyk Floral DesignTahoe BloomsWanda’s Flowers

Photography . . . of these beautiful homesLake Tahoe Digital ProductionsVance Fox

Transportation . . . Northstar-at-Tahoe, a Vail Resorts company

Parking . . . Truckee Tahoe Airport

Martis Camp . . . whose support of the Tahoe Truckee Excellence in Education Foundation is extraordinary.

Tasty Treats . . . with support from Whole Treats Bakery

Volunteers . . . so many who made this event possible and contributed countless hours to ensure the Home Tour’s success.

And of course… our Guests. We hope you enjoyed our 2011 Home Tour! See you next year!

Thank YouThank you for a� ending this year’s Home Tour. All proceeds help fund grants and resources to benefi t students, teachers and the Tahoe Truckee Unifi ed School District educational community as a whole.

For More InformationTahoe Truckee Excellence in Education Foundation

11071 Donner Pass Road, Truckee, CA 96161Phone: 530-550-7984E-mail: exed@� cf.net

Internet: ExinEd.org

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Over the past 18 months, Martis Camp has unveiled a one-of-a-kind four-season community with direct ski access to Northstar-at-Tahoe™ Resort, Tom Fazio golf rated #3 best new private course by Golf Digest and

a Family Barn with bowling lanes, indoor basketball court, summer swimming venue, movie theater and art loft. Situated on 2,177 forested acres, Martis Camp features inspired mountain architecture that offers families

the opportunity to design and build a legacy home in the splendor of North Lake Tahoe.

Call us today at .. to arrange a private tour or log on to www.MartisCamp.com

Homesites from the mid ,s and custom homes from ,,

TAHOE RETREATT H E U LT I M A T E Y E A R - R O U N D

Some of the club amenities described above are proposed but not yet built. Access to and use of the club amenities are not included in the purchase of homesites and require separate membership. Obtain and carefully review the offering circular for Martis Camp Club before making any decision to purchase a membership. The information provided in this advertisement is strictly for informational purposes and shall not be construed as an offer in California or

any other jurisdictions where prior registration or other advance qualification of real property is required. Prices are subject to change without notice.

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