Best Real Estate Listings in Tahoma

Tucked between Homewood and Sugar Pine Point State Park, Tahoma is one of the West Shore’s quietest residential pockets — dense forest, no traffic lights, and direct access to Sugar Pine Point’s beaches and trails. It is a favorite for buyers who want a genuine Tahoe cabin feel within a short drive of Homewood’s skiing and Tahoe City’s restaurants, and the neighborhood includes the Tahoe Cedars subdivision, known for smaller, entry-level cabins.

6-Month Market Snapshot: Recent Closed Sales

7266 5th Ave, Tahoma — listed at $880,000 on 6/17/26, went pending 7/13/26, and closed at $850,000 on 8/11/26 (2 bed / 2 bath, 1,344 sq ft). Represented by Shelli Jeffers at Hester Real Estate.

7299 2nd Ave, Tahoma (Tahoe Cedars) — listed at $550,000 on 5/22/26, price-reduced to $539,000 on 6/26/26, went pending 7/19/26, and closed at $487,500 on 7/31/26 (2 bed / 2 bath, 625 sq ft, built 1959) — a classic small entry-level Tahoe Cedars cabin.

Regional context: North Lake Tahoe’s median sale price is running near $1.1M, up 4% year-over-year, though Tahoma’s smaller-cabin inventory (like the two comps above) typically trades well under that regional median. Homes are averaging about 75 days on market, with sellers netting 95-96% of list price.

Why Buyers Love Tahoma

Lower price points than Tahoe City or Homewood, direct access to Sugar Pine Point State Park, deep forest privacy, and a strong entry point for buyers who want to own on the West Shore without a lakefront-level budget. It is also a popular pick among value-focused STR investors, though buyers should confirm current short-term-rental permitting rules for the parcel before purchase.

Ready to see what is on the market in Tahoma? Browse our Featured Listings or reach out for off-market and coming-soon opportunities before they hit the MLS.

Sources: Gallagher Tahoe closed-sale records; North Tahoe Homes 2026 Market Report