Daniel Tosh Sells Lake Tahoe Compound For $10.75 Million
Comedian Daniel Tosh initially listed his Lake Tahoe compound for $12 million and has now found a buyer for $10.75 million as reported by TMZ.
Tosh, who paid around $7 million for the estate in 2018, sought the property as a getaway for himself, his wife Carly, and their two children between the demands of touring.
The multi-structure spread now stands as one of the region’s most distinctive luxury offerings with 93 feet of shoreline and a main house designed by architect Gary McKelvey and custom builder Doug Drake.
Property Highlights
Price: $10.75 million
Location: Tahoe City, Lake Tahoe, CA
Size: 1.6+ acres
Bedrooms: 7
Bathrooms: 7
Year Built: 1916 (with modern updates)
Notable Features: Three separate residences, Upper House with elevator, game room, and 4-car garage, Middle House with stone fireplace and steam shower, Lakeside Cabin, French doors with water views, bocce and horseshoe pits, hot tub, fire pit, BBQ picnic zone, industrial ice cream maker, 93 feet of lake frontage, two buoys
Driving Up To The Property
Driving up to Daniel Tosh’s Lake Tahoe property, the experience feels like arriving at a hidden mountain retreat.
A stone-paved driveway winds through tall evergreens before opening to the gated entry, where the upper house comes into view, its rustic wood exterior and stone columns blending in with the forest surrounding it.
The house itself holds four bedrooms and three bathrooms, thoughtfully designed to offer both comfort and privacy, with an elevator adding modern convenience to the cabin-style structure.
Hidden among the trees, it sets the tone for a property that combines the rugged charm of Tahoe with the ease of contemporary living.
Inside the Three Structures
Instagram posts from Compass Tahoe Reno and Kristina Bergstrand provide a closer look inside the property’s three structures, showcasing their distinct design and features.
First, as previously mentioned, is the Upper House, which serves as the main residence, filled with wood detailing sourced from one of the last water-powered mills in Northern California.
A game room, elevator, and industrial ice cream maker highlight its playful comforts, while the four-car garage accommodates all types of automobiles.
Down the path, the Middle House, built in 1916, preserves its knotty pine charm with a stone fireplace, skylit kitchen, and a clawfoot tub, while providing three extra bedrooms and bathrooms.
At the edge of the water, the Lakeside Cabin, remodeled in 2019, adds a studio layout with lofted sleeping space, French doors that open to the water, and a retro kitchenette for a more immersive lakeside experience.
Outdoor Living
With a property that spreads out more than 1.6 acres, it has no short supply of amazing outdoor spaces, where lawns, fire pits, and recreation areas invite year-round entertaining.
The Upper House extends onto a lawn with a hot tub, bocce court, and horseshoe pit, while multiple patios capture views of the lake and surrounding pines.
Full Video Tour
For a more complete look at the estate, and to see how each of the houses flow from one to the next, watch the video tour from Compass.
One of the standout highlights, captured in even greater detail in the video, is the 93 feet of lake frontage with two buoys, providing rare and direct access to Lake Tahoe’s waters in a way few properties can match.
Why is Tosh Selling?
Daniel Tosh’s decision to sell his Lake Tahoe property comes from a desire to be closer to friends and his social circle within the region.
Over the years, the estate has been a cherished vacation home, a place where he could unwind during holidays and recharge between comedy tours, but with his family now settled elsewhere in Tahoe, the time felt right to transition to a location better aligned with his daily life.
What remains is a property rich in both history and character, offering three separate residences, generous lake frontage, and rare amenities that combine rustic Tahoe charm with modern luxury.
The compound presents a one-of-a-kind opportunity for its new owner to step into a lifestyle defined by privacy, versatility, and one of the most coveted stretches of shoreline in Lake Tahoe.
