Marla Bay

Located on the desirable East Shore of Lake Tahoe in Stateline, Nevada, Marla Bay is a historic and picturesque neighborhood offering a timeless Tahoe lifestyle. Established in 1934, this lakefront community features 98 single-family homes, including 28 prime lakefront properties, and is known for its charm, walkability, and direct access to the lake.

Community Composition

Marla Bay is comprised of single-family homes situated on privately owned lots, creating a traditional neighborhood feel. Residences vary in size, age, and architectural style, reflecting the area’s long-established character and diverse ownership. The community includes a blend of full-time residents and seasonal homeowners who value both privacy and proximity to the lake.

Homeowners Association & Governance

Marla Bay is supported by a voluntary Homeowners Association (HOA). While participation is optional, members gain access to key community amenities, including:

• A private beach exclusively for Marla Bay residents
  
  

• A seasonal buoy field for boat mooring
  
  

The neighborhood also operates under voluntary Covenants, Conditions & Restrictions (CC&Rs), designed to help preserve the community’s unique aesthetic and residential integrity.

Amenities & Recreation

Marla Bay offers a peaceful yet active lakeside lifestyle with:

• Private beach access for HOA participants
  
  

• Seasonal buoy field for boating enthusiasts
  
  

• Walkable access to Round Hill Pines Beach Resort, which features public amenities such as boat rentals, waterfront dining, and event space
  
  

Convenient Location

Ideally situated for both recreation and accessibility:

• Just off Highway 50 in Stateline, Nevada
  
  

• Approximately 3 miles from the California/Nevada state line
  
  

• About 6 miles to Heavenly’s Boulder Lodge for skiing and winter sports
  
  

• Douglas County School District bus stop conveniently located at the neighborhood entrance
  
  

Why Choose Marla Bay?

Marla Bay offers the rare combination of direct lake access, low-density living, and minimal governance in a serene and highly sought-after Tahoe setting.