Beach Boys' Mike Love's 1997 Lake Tahoe home is listed for $43m
Beach Boys co-founder Mike Love has listed his 2.5-acre Lake Tahoe estate for $43 million. The property features extensive conservation efforts and was built using stone sourced directly from the land.
Why it matters
The listing highlights the intersection of luxury real estate and environmental conservation, as the owner has placed surrounding land under protection.
Some luxury homes are defined by what they offer. Others stand out for what they leave untouched. At Mike Love’s sprawling Lake Tahoe retreat, the appeal extends beyond the sweeping Sierra Nevada views, expansive glass walls and private leisure spaces. The Beach Boys co-founder has also taken steps to preserve the natural landscape surrounding his home, placing six additional acres under conservation protection to guard against future development. Now, nearly three decades after the property was built, the estate is entering a new chapter, with a $43 million asking price, states an online report by People.A retreat shaped by its surroundingsIf we go by the exclusive report by People, Love, 85, built the three-storey residence in 1997 on a 2.5-acre plot in Incline Village, Nevada, near Lake Tahoe’s northeastern shore.
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