View from the top of Cave Rock over forested East Shore coves, lakefront homes and piers on Lake Tahoe, with snow-capped mountains beyond

Glenbrook

Glenbrook is the historic gated community on Lake Tahoe’s Nevada East Shore, with a private beach and golf course. Explore market data for Glenbrook and nine neighborhoods from Skyland to Cave Rock.

Glenbrook, Nevada · 89413 · Community guide

Glenbrook, NV: real estate & community guide

Glenbrook is an unincorporated community on the Nevada side of Lake Tahoe’s East Shore, in Douglas County, about 16 miles from Carson City. A logging town in the 1860s and a lakeside resort for most of the 20th century, it is now a private, gated community with its own beach, bay and 9-hole golf course. This guide also covers the neighborhoods along Highway 50 to the south: Uppaway, Logan Creek & Cedarbrook, Pittman Terrace, Cave Rock, Lincoln Park, Hidden Woods, Snug Harbor, Lakeridge and Skyland. Since January 2023, 128 single-family homes have sold here for $700,000 to $54.25 million, at a median of $2.49 million.

Every figure comes from all 136 home and townhome sales since 2023: prices by year, budget and neighborhood, lake access, taxes and vacation-rental rules, schools and drive times. Sources are listed below.

By Cole Mizak, Lake Tahoe REALTOR® · Compass · Updated October 23, 2026

Cave Rock’s granite cliff glowing at sunset above Lake Tahoe, with the Highway 50 tunnel through the rock, lakefront piers below and a paddlewheeler on the water
Cave Rock at sunset, with the Highway 50 tunnel through the rock and a paddlewheeler out on the lake.

$2.85M

Median single-family price, 2026

$1,604

Avg. price per sq. ft., 2026

37

Home & townhome sales, 2026 to Oct. 23

5.3

Months of supply (Oct. 23, 2026)

2026 figures run from January 1 to October 23, 2026. Sources: Northern Nevada Regional MLS and Douglas County Assessor.

Key takeaways

  • Prices: single-family homes sold for a median of $2,850,000 in 2026 through October 23, and averaged $1,604 per square foot, up 27% from $1,260 in 2023.
  • Activity: 37 homes and townhomes sold through October 23, up from 30 in the same period of 2025, and dollar volume rose 43% to $271 million.
  • The lakefront leads: 16 sales of $10 million or more since 2023, topped by 1 Tall Pines Cove Lane in Lakeridge at $54.25 million in September 2026.
  • Two markets in one: Cave Rock’s hillside and village homes sold for a median of $1.4 million, while homes in Glenbrook and Lands End went for $5.3 million.
  • Supply: 20 homes were for sale on Oct. 23, 2026, about 5.3 months of supply, close to the six-month line between a seller’s market and a balanced one.
  • Ownership: no state income tax, property tax rates below Incline Village’s, and vacation rentals that are capped or barred in most neighborhoods here.
Glenbrook and the north East Shore at a glance
TopicDetails
LocationNevada’s East Shore of Lake Tahoe in Douglas County, along U.S. Highway 50 from Skyland, just north of Zephyr Cove, to Glenbrook Bay below Spooner Summit. Unincorporated; ZIP codes 89413 (Glenbrook) and 89448 (Skyland, Cave Rock and Lakeridge addresses).
NeighborhoodsGlenbrook, Uppaway, Logan Creek & Cedarbrook, Pittman Terrace, Cave Rock, Lincoln Park, Hidden Woods, Snug Harbor, Lakeridge and Skyland
PopulationAbout 1,092 year-round residents in the 2020 Census across the Glenbrook (315), Skyland (328), Lakeridge (409) and Logan Creek (40) census areas
Housing stockAbout 889 single-family homes, 90 townhomes and 43 vacant residential lots (Douglas County Assessor). Median home built in 1979; median lot 0.32 acre
ElevationLake Tahoe sits at about 6,225 feet. Homes sold or listed since 2023 range from 6,229 feet on the shore to 6,833 feet in Cave Rock Estates
2026 market37 home and townhome sales through October 23 (+23% vs. the same period of 2025); single-family median $2,850,000
Price range$625,000 townhomes to $54.25 million on the lakefront since January 2023
For sale now20 homes and townhomes on Oct. 23, 2026, from $560K to $125 million, plus 3 under contract; about 5.3 months of supply
TaxesNo Nevada state income tax. Property tax $2.86 to $3.59 per $100 of assessed value, depending on the district (2025–26)
Lake accessGlenbrook’s private beach and bay for its owners; a homeowners’ beach in Skyland; Cave Rock’s state park boat launch; Zephyr Cove Resort and Sand Harbor beaches nearby
Vacation rentalsDouglas County permit required; most of Glenbrook is limited to member-to-member rentals, and Uppaway, Logan Creek, Cedarbrook and Pittman Terrace issue no permits
SchoolsZephyr Cove Elementary and George Whittell High School (Douglas County School District), on Warrior Way, 5.7 mi · 11 min from Glenbrook
Getting hereCarson City 16.1 mi · 27 min; Stateline casinos 10.1 mi · 19 min; Reno-Tahoe International Airport about 46 miles

Market data · Updated October 23, 2026

Glenbrook real estate market report, 2023–2026

About 36 homes a year sell between Skyland and Glenbrook, and the lakefront moves the averages. 2026 has been the strongest year since 2023: 37 sales through October 23, against 30 in the same months of 2025, and $271 million in volume. Homes averaged $1,604 per square foot, the highest of any year, sold in a median of 75 days and closed at 94.5% of their original asking price, up from 89.9% a year earlier. The single-family median, $2,850,000, is below the same stretch of 2025 ($3,450,000) because half of this year’s home sales were in Cave Rock and Skyland, against about a third last year.

Townhomes are rare here: 8 sold since 2023, 5 of them in Glenbrook at $2,900,000 to $7,750,000 and the rest at the Cave Rock Villas for under $1 million.

Glenbrook-area market snapshot by property type: January 1 to October 23, 2026 vs. the same period of 2025
Property typeSales 2026Sales 2025Median price 2026Median vs. 2025Avg. $ / sq. ft. 2026Median days on marketAvg. sold / original listFor sale Oct. 23Months of supply
Single-family homes3628$2,850,000−17%$1,6047594.5%205.5
Townhomes12$3,150,000+7%$1,2383195.6%00.0
All residential3730$3,000,000−9%$1,5946994.5%205.3

Months of supply divides the listings for sale on the report date by the average monthly sales of the previous 12 months. Under about six months generally favors sellers. Days on market and list-price figures cover MLS sales only.

Single-family home sales by year
YearSalesMedian priceAverage pricePrice rangeAvg. $ / sq. ft.Median days on marketAvg. sold / original listCounty records only
2026 (to Oct. 23, 2026)36$2,850,000$7,453,287$1.10M–$54.25M$1,6047594.5%5
202536$3,307,500$5,904,625$750K–$41.00M$1,1868789.7%4
202430$1,950,000$3,463,340$700K–$16.03M$1,05014489.8%5
202326$2,488,000$3,561,019$970K–$16.75M$1,26011489.7%2
All years128$2,488,000$5,291,965$700K–$54.25M$1,28710891.1%16

Average price per square foot is the mean of each sale’s price per square foot. “County records only” counts sales recorded by Douglas County that aren’t in the Northern Nevada Regional MLS. Townhomes are left out of this table; see the snapshot above. See Sources & methodology below.

What the numbers say

A record run on the lakefront

16 homes have sold for $10 million or more since 2023, 9 of them in 2026. 1 Tall Pines Cove Lane sold for $54.25 million in September, and 1192 Highway 50 resold for $36.78 million in May, 13 months after it sold for $23 million. Only Zephyr Cove’s $80 million estate in December 2025 has topped them in Douglas County’s Lake Tahoe records since 2023.

The first price decides the result

Since 2023, the 42 MLS sales that closed within 60 days averaged 96.7% of their original list price. The 54 that took more than 120 days averaged 85.5%. At this end of the market, an overpriced listing can sit for a year or more.

New homes at Cave Rock Junction

The Tahoe Glen homes at Cave Rock Junction, built since 2020, account for 16 sales at $1,265,000 to $1,475,000: one of the few places on the East Shore to buy a new or nearly new home for under $1.5 million.

An MLS search misses some sales

17 of the 136 sales since 2023 appear in Douglas County records but not in the Northern Nevada Regional MLS, among them a $41 million lakefront sale at 1186 Highway 50 in July 2025. Some trade privately; others may be listed only on the South Lake Tahoe MLS. Ask Cole about homes before they list.

Older homes, big rebuilds

The median home here was built in 1979, and only 74 of the 889 homes were built in 2010 or later. Tahoe Regional Planning Agency limits on land coverage make rebuilding slow and costly, which is why remodeled and rebuilt lakefront homes command such a premium.

Summer is the busy season

43% of closings since 2023 happened between May and September. Buyers who shop in fall and winter often face less competition.

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Price guide

Glenbrook-area home prices by budget

Under $1.5 million, the choice is mostly Cave Rock. From $1.5 million to $5 million, buyers weigh Skyland’s beach, hillside views in Lakeridge and Cave Rock Estates, and homes inside Glenbrook. Above $10 million, it is about lakefront frontage: 16 sales of $10 million or more since 2023.

Sales and supply by price range, January 2023 to October 23, 2026
Price rangeSales since 2023Homes / townhomesSales, past 12 monthsFor sale Oct. 23, 2026Months of supplyMedian days on market (12 mo.)Avg. sold / original list (12 mo.)
Under $1.5 million3633 / 3945.37595.7%
$1.5 to $3 million4140 / 11421.75595.2%
$3 to $5 million2421 / 36816.012895.2%
$5 to $10 million1918 / 1735.124388.7%
$10 million and up1616 / 0934.06391.7%

All residential sales, homes and townhomes combined. The past 12 months run from October 24, 2025 to October 23, 2026. Days on market and list-price figures cover MLS sales only.

Under $1.5 million

36 sales since 2023 · median $1,307,500

  • 33 homes and 3 townhomes; median 1,400 sq. ft.
  • 4 for sale on Oct. 23, 2026
  • Most sales in: Cave Rock, Lakeridge, Skyland

Mostly Cave Rock: village cabins on Lyons Avenue and Bedell Way, the Cave Rock Villas townhomes, the new Tahoe Glen homes at Cave Rock Junction, and older homes in Lakeridge and Skyland.

$1.5 to $3 million

41 sales since 2023 · median $2,200,000

  • 40 homes and 1 townhome; median 2,720 sq. ft.
  • 2 for sale on Oct. 23, 2026
  • Most sales in: Skyland, Cave Rock, Lakeridge

Skyland’s range: original and updated homes a short walk from its homeowners’ beach, plus Cave Rock Estates, Lakeridge Estates and Logan Creek Estates on the hillsides.

$3 to $5 million

24 sales since 2023 · median $3,450,000

  • 21 homes and 3 townhomes; median 3,646 sq. ft.
  • 8 for sale on Oct. 23, 2026
  • Most sales in: Glenbrook, Cave Rock, Hidden Woods

Glenbrook homes and townhomes away from the water, larger view homes in Cave Rock Estates, and Hidden Woods and Uppaway.

$5 to $10 million

19 sales since 2023 · median $6,750,000

  • 18 homes and 1 townhome; median 5,192 sq. ft.
  • 3 for sale on Oct. 23, 2026
  • Most sales in: Glenbrook, Pittman Terrace, Snug Harbor

The heart of Glenbrook: homes near the beach, bay and golf course, plus near-lake homes at Snug Harbor, Pittman Terrace and Lincoln Park.

$10 million and up

16 sales since 2023 · median $16,387,500

  • 16 homes, no townhomes; median 6,064 sq. ft.
  • 3 for sale on Oct. 23, 2026
  • Most sales in: Lakeridge, Skyland, Glenbrook

Lakefront estates: on Highway 50 below Lakeridge (Tall Pines, Stone Creek), on Skyland Drive, at Shakespeare Point and in Glenbrook.

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Neighborhood comparison

Glenbrook-area neighborhoods compared

North of Zephyr Cove, Highway 50 passes ten distinct neighborhoods on its way to Glenbrook, each with its own general improvement district, homeowners’ association or both. Douglas County maps them for its vacation-rental rules. Median prices since 2023 run from $1.4 million in Cave Rock to $5.3 million in Glenbrook; each name with a guide links to it.

Uppaway guideLogan Creek & Cedarbrook guidePittman Terrace guideCave Rock guideLincoln Park guideHidden Woods guideSnug Harbor guideLakeridge guideSkyland guide
Home and townhome sales by neighborhood, January 2023 to October 23, 2026 (highest median first)
NeighborhoodSales since 2023Median priceAvg. $ / sq. ft.Median days on marketHousing stockFor sale Oct. 23, 2026
Pittman Terrace2$8,950,000$2,70796622 homes1
Snug Harbor3$5,600,000$1,83730521 homes0
Glenbrook27$5,300,000$1,623129228 homes · 68 townhomes5
Uppaway5$3,600,000$97410832 homes3
Hidden Woods4$3,050,000$86715527 homes3
Lincoln Park3$2,600,000$1,20911540 homes1
Lakeridge22$2,237,500$1,59688120 homes1
Logan Creek & Cedarbrook5$2,205,000$1,5548749 homes0
Skyland28$2,100,000$1,14075233 homes1
Cave Rock37$1,400,000$895140117 homes · 22 townhomes5
Location and setting of each neighborhood (north to south)
NeighborhoodWhere and whatElevation of homes (ft.)Median year builtMedian lot (acres)Drive to GlenbrookDrive to Stateline casinosDrive to Carson City
GlenbrookThe historic gated community on Glenbrook Bay (Pray Meadow, The Back Road, Glenbrook House, South Meadow, Yellow Jacket): private beach and bay, 9-hole golf course, plus the estates on Lands End Drive6,230–6,42019830.76—10.3 mi · 20 min16.3 mi · 28 min
UppawayA small lakeside enclave beside Glenbrook (Kelly Circle, South Point Place, Lake Front Drive)6,360–6,5301988Under 0.1, plus 40 acres of common land0.5 mi · 2 min9.8 mi · 18 min15.8 mi · 26 min
Logan Creek & CedarbrookLogan Creek Estates on the hillside, and the Shakespeare Point and Cedarbrook lakefront estates on large lots along Highway 506,490–6,64019801.081.8 mi · 5 min8.9 mi · 17 min17 mi · 28 min
Pittman TerraceCave Rock Cove’s lakeside streets just north of Cave Rock (Pittman Terrace, Flowers Avenue)6,260–6,27019890.373 mi · 6 min7.4 mi · 14 min18.2 mi · 30 min
Cave RockCave Rock Estates on the hillside above the rock (Winding Way, Chukkar, Lark), plus the village cabins, the Tahoe Glen homes at Cave Rock Junction and the Cave Rock Villas townhomes6,270–6,83019790.363.6 mi · 7 min6.7 mi · 13 min18.8 mi · 31 min
Lincoln ParkA small lakeside neighborhood just south of Cave Rock (Lincoln Park Circle)6,240–6,27019790.163.7 mi · 8 min6.8 mi · 13 min18.9 mi · 31 min
LakeridgeLakeridge Estates on the hillside (Cedar Ridge, Tamarack, Sugar Pine) and the lakefront estates below it on Highway 50, Tall Pines and Stone Creek, home of the area’s top sales6,240–6,48019790.323.9 mi · 8 min6.3 mi · 12 min19.1 mi · 31 min
Hidden WoodsWooded, half-acre-plus lots on Hidden Woods Drive and Eagle Lane above the lake6,370–6,50019800.524.2 mi · 9 min6.4 mi · 13 min19.4 mi · 32 min
Snug HarborHomes on and near the water on Lakeside Cove Road, Snug Harbor Road and Mason Court6,250–6,32019770.144.3 mi · 9 min6 mi · 12 min19.5 mi · 32 min
SkylandThe largest neighborhood, between Zephyr Cove and Lakeridge (Skyland, Willow, Myron, Ponderosa), with a homeowners’ beach and lakefront homes on Skyland Drive6,240–6,34019670.295 mi · 10 min5.4 mi · 11 min20.3 mi · 34 min

Uppaway, Logan Creek & Cedarbrook, Pittman Terrace, Lincoln Park, Hidden Woods and Snug Harbor have had fewer than six sales each since 2023, so their medians can swing with a single sale. Housing stock, year built and lots are from Douglas County Assessor records (homes only); Uppaway’s homes sit on small lots beside about 40 acres of shared common land. Elevations are USGS values for the parcels of homes sold or listed since 2023. Drive times run from the middle of each neighborhood without traffic.

Which neighborhood fits you?

A gated lake community

Glenbrook has the only private beach, bay and golf course on this stretch of shore, behind a gate. Its 27 sales since 2023 have a median of $5.3 million, and homes sit on larger lots (median 0.76 acre). Uppaway is its small neighbor.

Beach access for less

Skyland owners share a homeowners’ beach, and 28 homes sold there since 2023 at a median of $2.1 million, from $750K cabins to $15.05 million on the water. It is also about 11 minutes from Stateline, the closest neighborhood here.

Views and value

Cave Rock has the most sales (37) and the lowest median ($1.4 million), with hillside view homes up to about 6,830 feet. Lakeridge’s hillside estates and Hidden Woods offer views and bigger lots nearby.

Lakefront estates

The top sales have come from the lakefront below Lakeridge, on Skyland Drive, at Shakespeare Point in Logan Creek & Cedarbrook, and at Snug Harbor, Pittman Terrace and Lincoln Park. Few trade in a given year, and several sell privately.

Lifestyle & location

Living in Glenbrook and the north East Shore

This is the quietest stretch of Lake Tahoe’s Nevada shore. There are few shops between Glenbrook and Zephyr Cove, so daily errands mean a drive: Safeway at Round Hill is about 15 minutes from Glenbrook, and Carson City, over Spooner Summit, about 27. In return, owners get forest, granite coves and some of the clearest water on the lake. Douglas County provides the services; general improvement districts and HOAs handle water, roads and snow removal neighborhood by neighborhood, and Tahoe Douglas Fire Protection District covers fire and emergency medical calls.

Beaches, golf and outdoor places
PlaceWhat it isWho can use it
Glenbrook beach & baySandy beach and protected bay inside the gated communityGlenbrook owners and their renters
Glenbrook golf coursePrivate 9-hole course, opened in 1926, one of Nevada’s oldestMembers
Skyland beachHomeowners’ beach for the Skyland neighborhoodSkyland owners
Cave Rock (Lake Tahoe Nevada State Park)Boat launch, small beach and fishing below the rockPublic; fee
Logan Shoals VistaRoadside overlook with granite boulders and lake views off Highway 50Public
Spooner Lake & BackcountryTrailheads for the Flume Trail, Marlette Lake and the Tahoe Rim TrailPublic; fee
Zephyr Cove ResortThe nearest big public beach, marina and the M.S. Dixie II paddlewheelerPublic; fee

Private beach and club rights come with the property and its association. Confirm access, dues and buoy or slip rules for any address before you write an offer.

Approximate driving distances from Glenbrook
DestinationRouteDriving
Cave Rock State Park boat launchHighway 503.6 mi · 8 min
Spooner Lake trailheadsHighway 50 & SR 284 mi · 9 min
Zephyr Cove Elementary & Whittell HighWarrior Way, Zephyr Cove5.7 mi · 11 min
Zephyr Cove ResortHighway 506.1 mi · 12 min
Safeway (Round Hill shopping center)212 Elks Point Rd.8.2 mi · 15 min
Stateline casinosHighway 5010.1 mi · 19 min
Sand Harbor State ParkHighway 50 & SR 2811 mi · 20 min
Heavenly Mountain Resort (Stagecoach Lodge)via Kingsbury Grade14.2 mi · 29 min
Carson Cityvia Spooner Summit16.1 mi · 27 min
Incline VillageHighway 50 & SR 2815.3 mi · 27 min
Barton Memorial Hospital (emergency room)South Lake Tahoe, CA15.2 mi · 30 min
Carson Tahoe Regional Medical Center (emergency room)Carson City21.3 mi · 33 min
Minden-Tahoe Airport (private aviation)via Spooner Summit22.2 mi · 35 min
Reno-Tahoe International Airport (RNO)via Carson City & I-58046.2 mi · 1 hr 2 min
Sacramento, CAvia Highway 50116 mi · 2.5 hr
San Francisco, CAvia Highway 50 & I-80200 mi · 4.5 hr

Distances follow driving routes from OpenStreetMap data, without traffic. Highway 50 over Spooner Summit climbs to about 7,150 feet, so allow extra time and carry chains in winter.

From logging town to private retreat

Settlers arrived in 1860, and Augustus Pray built Glenbrook’s first sawmill in 1861 to cut timber for the Comstock mines. Duane L. Bliss’s Carson and Tahoe Lumber and Fluming Company later ran several mills here. When the Comstock faded, Bliss turned to tourism and opened the Glenbrook Inn and Ranch in 1906; the inn closed in the mid-1970s, and its Lake Shore House was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1979.

Cave Rock

The rock that gives Cave Rock its name is sacred to the Washoe Tribe. The U.S. Forest Service banned climbing there in 2003, and a federal appeals court upheld the ban in 2007. Highway 50 runs through it in two tunnels, the first bored in 1931 and the second in 1957, and the state park below has the East Shore’s main public boat launch.

Trails and the lake

Spooner Lake, about 9 minutes from Glenbrook, is the gateway to the Flume Trail and the Tahoe Rim Trail. Sand Harbor is about 20 minutes north, and the M.S. Dixie II sails from Zephyr Cove. Lakefront owners keep boats at their own piers and buoys, subject to TRPA rules.

Winter

Homes here sit between about 6,230 and 6,830 feet, and Heavenly’s Stagecoach Lodge is about half an hour from Glenbrook. Expect real snow and occasional chain controls; the hillside streets in Cave Rock Estates and Logan Creek see more of it than the lakeshore.

Schools

Glenbrook-area children attend the Douglas County School District’s Zephyr Cove Elementary and George Whittell High School, which also serves the middle grades, both on Warrior Way about 11 minutes from Glenbrook. Confirm school assignments and grade ranges for any address with the district.

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Ownership costs & rules · Last verified October 23, 2026

Glenbrook property taxes, vacation-rental rules & building limits

Owning here means dealing with Douglas County for taxes, permits and rentals, a general improvement district or HOA for water, roads and snow removal, TRPA for building and piers, and Tahoe Douglas Fire for wildfire safety.

Ownership rules by agency (verified October 2026)
TopicThe ruleWho sets itWhat it means for buyers
State income taxNone. Nevada has no personal income tax on wages, retirement income or capital gains.Nevada ConstitutionThe main draw for buyers coming from California.
Property tax$2.86 to $3.59 per $100 of assessed value in 2025–26, depending on the district (table below). Assessed value is 35% of taxable value (land plus depreciated replacement cost), which usually sits well below market value. Annual bill increases are capped at 3% for a primary residence and up to 8% for other homes.Nevada Dept. of Taxation; Douglas County Assessor; NRS 361.4723File the primary-residence claim with the Assessor, or the higher cap can apply.
Vacation rentalsRenting a home for short stays needs a Douglas County vacation home rental (VHR) permit under County Code Chapter 20.622. The Lake Tahoe Township is capped at 600 permits, and each neighborhood has a density limit. In Glenbrook the county allows member-to-member rentals only, and several neighborhoods issue no permits at all.Douglas County VHR programDon’t count on rental income here; check the neighborhood’s status and the CC&Rs first. STR guide.
Building & remodelingThe Tahoe Regional Planning Agency (TRPA) limits how much of each parcel can be covered by structures and paving, and regulates piers and buoys. Remodels and rebuilds also need Douglas County permits, and every parcel must have erosion-control best management practices (BMPs).TRPA; Douglas CountyVerify allowable coverage and any pier or buoy permits before you buy.
Wildfire & insuranceThe East Shore sits in the wildland-urban interface. Tahoe Douglas Fire Protection District inspects defensible space, and insurers increasingly price coverage on mitigation.Tahoe Douglas FireGet insurance quotes early in escrow.
HOAs & GIDsGlenbrook, Uppaway, Lakeridge and the Cave Rock townhomes have associations with dues and rules; Skyland, Lakeridge, Logan Creek and Cave Rock Estates also have their own general improvement districts.Each association or districtReview the budget, reserves and CC&Rs for any HOA property.
2025–26 property tax rate by district (per $100 of assessed value)
DistrictTax rateTax on $1 million of taxable valueNeighborhoods
Tahoe Douglas Sewer District$2.8611$10,014Glenbrook, Uppaway, Cedarbrook, Pittman Terrace, Cave Rock Village and Junction, Lincoln Park, Hidden Woods, Snug Harbor and lakefront Lakeridge
Lakeridge GID$3.0215$10,575Lakeridge Estates
Skyland GID$3.1209$10,923Skyland
Cave Rock Estates GID$3.2717$11,451Cave Rock Estates
Logan Creek GID$3.5897$12,564Logan Creek Estates

Rates from the Nevada Department of Taxation’s FY 2025–26 Red Book, the latest posted on Oct. 23, 2026; each includes the state, Douglas County, school district, Tahoe Douglas Fire and district levies. For comparison, Incline Village’s 2026–27 rate is $3.5211. The tax on $1 million of taxable value is before the 3% or 8% cap, which usually lowers the actual bill.

Vacation home rental permits by county neighborhood (Oct. 23, 2026)
County VHR neighborhoodHomesPermit limitCurrent permitsStatus
Glenbrook Inn910Members only
Pray Meadow2641Members only
Glenbrook - North70111Members only
Non-affiliated Glenbrook Parcels5600No permits issued
Glenbrook - South - Single Family4870Members only
Glenbrook - Multi Family67104Members only
Uppaway3100No permits issued
Shakespeare Point2600No permits issued
Logan Creek2200No permits issued
Cave Rock Cove1900No permits issued
Cave Rock - Single Family701138 open
Cave Rock - Multi Family6099Full
Lincoln Park39633 open
Lakeridge831248 open
Lakeridge HOA7900No permits issued
Skyland232351916 open

From Douglas County’s VHR neighborhood map and permit layer, viewed Oct. 23, 2026. Across the whole Lake Tahoe Township, 535 permits were current against the 600 cap. The county’s Lakeridge area includes Hidden Woods and Snug Harbor. Counts change monthly; confirm with the county before you buy for rental income.

Rules and fees change; confirm current figures with each agency before you rely on them. This is general information, not tax, legal or insurance advice.

Buyer & seller questions

Glenbrook FAQs

Where is Glenbrook, Nevada?

Glenbrook is on the East Shore of Lake Tahoe in Douglas County, Nevada, on U.S. Highway 50 just below Spooner Summit, about 16 miles from Carson City and 10 miles from the Stateline casinos. Its ZIP code is 89413. It is unincorporated; Douglas County governs it, and the gated Glenbrook community has its own private beach, bay and golf course.

Is Glenbrook a gated community?

Yes. Glenbrook is a private, gated community, and its beach and bay are for residents and renters only; there is no public access. The 9-hole golf course, which opened in 1926, is private as well. Neighboring areas such as Skyland, Lakeridge and Cave Rock are not part of Glenbrook and have their own associations or districts.

What is the median home price in Glenbrook in 2026?

Across Glenbrook and the neighborhoods from Skyland north, single-family homes sold for a median of $2,850,000 from January 1 to October 23, 2026 (36 sales), averaging $1,604 per square foot. In Glenbrook and Lands End, homes since 2023 have a median of $5,300,000; in Cave Rock, $1,400,000.

Is the Glenbrook area a buyer’s or seller’s market right now?

Close to balanced. On October 23, 2026, 20 homes were for sale, about 5.3 months of supply, and 3 more were under contract. Homes priced right at launch sold within about two months at 97% of their asking price on average; those that sat more than four months sold for about 85%.

What neighborhoods are near Glenbrook?

From north to south along Highway 50: Glenbrook, Uppaway, Logan Creek & Cedarbrook (including Shakespeare Point), Pittman Terrace, Cave Rock, Lincoln Park, Hidden Woods, Snug Harbor, Lakeridge and Skyland. Zephyr Cove begins just south of Skyland. Read the Zephyr Cove guide.

What is the most expensive home sold near Glenbrook?

1 Tall Pines Cove Lane, on the lakefront below Lakeridge, sold for $54,250,000 in September 2026. 1186 Highway 50 sold for $41,000,000 in July 2025 (Douglas County records; it never appeared in the MLS), and 1806 Highway 50 at Shakespeare Point for $37,500,000 in June 2025. Zephyr Cove’s $80 million estate sale in December 2025 is the only higher home sale in Douglas County’s Lake Tahoe records since 2023.

Can I use the beach in Glenbrook if I don’t live there?

No. Glenbrook’s beach and bay are private. Nearby public options include the Cave Rock boat launch and small beach (Lake Tahoe Nevada State Park), Zephyr Cove Resort to the south and Sand Harbor to the north. Skyland’s beach is for Skyland owners.

What are property taxes near Glenbrook?

Nevada has no state income tax. 2025–26 property tax rates here run from $2.86 to $3.59 per $100 of assessed value, depending on the district, and assessed value is 35% of the county’s taxable value, usually well below market value. Annual increases are capped at 3% for a primary residence and up to 8% for other homes.

Can I rent my Glenbrook-area home as a vacation rental?

Often not. Douglas County’s map limits Glenbrook’s neighborhoods to member-to-member rentals, and Uppaway, Logan Creek, Shakespeare Point, Cave Rock Cove (Pittman Terrace) and the Lakeridge HOA issue no permits. In October 2026, Cave Rock Estates, Lincoln Park, Lakeridge and Skyland still had room under their limits. Read the Lake Tahoe short-term rental guide.

What schools serve Glenbrook?

Zephyr Cove Elementary and George Whittell High School, which also teaches the middle grades, both in the Douglas County School District and about 11 minutes from Glenbrook. Confirm school assignments for a specific address with the district.

How far is Glenbrook from Carson City, Stateline and the Reno airport?

Carson City is about 16 miles over Spooner Summit, roughly 27 minutes. The Stateline casinos are about 19 minutes south, Incline Village about 27 minutes north, and Reno-Tahoe International Airport about 46 miles, roughly an hour.

What is the history of Glenbrook?

Settlers arrived in 1860, and Augustus Pray built a sawmill in 1861 to supply the Comstock mines. Duane L. Bliss’s Carson and Tahoe Lumber and Fluming Company made Glenbrook a lumber town, then Bliss opened the Glenbrook Inn and Ranch as a resort in 1906. The inn closed in the mid-1970s, and Glenbrook became the private community it is today.

How is Glenbrook different from Incline Village?

Both are unincorporated Nevada lake communities with no state income tax. Glenbrook is in Douglas County, much smaller and gated, with a private beach and golf course instead of IVGID’s shared beaches and recreation. Property tax rates are lower (Incline Village’s is $3.5211), and Douglas County restricts vacation rentals while Washoe County does not. Compare the Incline Village guide.

Does it snow a lot in Glenbrook?

Yes. Homes here sit between about 6,230 and 6,830 feet, and Spooner Summit, the route to Carson City, tops 7,000 feet. Plan for snow removal, all-wheel drive and occasional chain controls on Highway 50.

Is now a good time to sell near Glenbrook?

Demand is strong: 37 sales through October 23, against 30 in the same period of 2025, and homes closed at 94.5% of their original asking price on average, up from 89.9%. With about 5.3 months of supply, the launch price still matters. Request a free home valuation from Cole.

Sources & methodology

How this guide was built

Cole Mizak compiled this guide from primary sources and updates it as the market moves. Market figures are as of October 23, 2026.

  • Market data: Northern Nevada Regional MLS (flexmls), single-family homes, townhomes and condominiums from Skyland to Glenbrook sold from January 1, 2023, to October 23, 2026, plus listings active or under contract on October 23, 2026; all brokerages; inclusion does not imply Cole Mizak represented either party. Sale dates come from Douglas County records.
  • County-only sales: 17 valid residential sales recorded by the Douglas County Assessor that aren’t in the MLS data are included in price statistics, but not in days on market or list-price figures. A sale recorded on two parcels at one price counts once.
  • Area: Douglas County’s Lake Tahoe neighborhoods from Skyland north through Glenbrook (the Tahoe Douglas Sewer District and the Cave Rock Estates, Lakeridge, Logan Creek and Skyland general improvement districts), excluding Zephyr Point. Commercial property and land are excluded; the largest land sale, 2169 Pray Meadow Road in Glenbrook for $30 million in February 2024, is not in the statistics.
  • Data checks: non-arm’s-length transfers are excluded. Homes under 600 square feet are left out of price-per-square-foot averages only.
  • Housing stock, year built & lots: Douglas County Assessor parcel records, retrieved October 23, 2026.
  • Population: U.S. Census Bureau, 2020 Census, Glenbrook, Skyland, Lakeridge and Logan Creek census-designated places.
  • Property tax rates: Nevada Department of Taxation, Property Tax Rates for Nevada Local Governments, FY 2025–26 (Douglas County overlapping districts).
  • Vacation rentals: Douglas County VHR program, County Code Chapter 20.622, and the county’s VHR neighborhood map and permit layer (viewed October 23, 2026).
  • History: Nevada State Historic Preservation Office marker 219 (Glenbrook), the National Register of Historic Places (Lake Shore House), and U.S. Forest Service and Ninth Circuit records on Cave Rock. Parks: Lake Tahoe Nevada State Park.
  • Elevation: U.S. Geological Survey 3DEP elevation at each sold or listed home’s parcel. Distances: OSRM routing on OpenStreetMap data.

Definitions: median days on market is the middle value of each MLS sale’s cumulative days on market. Sold / original list compares the sale price with the first asking price. Months of supply divides listings for sale by the average monthly sales of the previous 12 months. Medians can move with the mix of homes that sell, especially in small neighborhoods. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

Buying or selling near Glenbrook?

Cole Mizak is a longtime Lake Tahoe local and the founder of the Mizak Mountain Luxury Team at Compass, #1 in Incline Village by total transactions, January–September 2026 (Incline Village REALTORS® MLS), and works across Lake Tahoe’s Nevada shore. Ask Cole for a private tour, a neighborhood-by-neighborhood price analysis, a beach-access, tax and rental-permit check on any address, or early access to lakefront homes that sell off-market.

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Market data: Northern Nevada Regional MLS and Douglas County Assessor, residential sales January 1, 2023, to October 23, 2026. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed and should be independently verified. · MTN Luxury Living · Equal Housing Opportunity

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