For the right person, those coordinates — 39.51°N, -120.55°W — represent something increasingly difficult to purchase at any price: genuine separation from the world.

Jackson Meadows Reservoir sits at 6,100 feet in the Sierra Nevada, deep within the Tahoe National Forest, surrounded by nearly 800,000 acres of federally protected wilderness. It is a deep, cold, clear alpine lake — fed by natural mountain streams, artesian springs, and Northern Sierra snowmelt.

This 110± acre offering represents by far the largest privately owned holding on Jackson Meadows Reservoir. With approximately 1.5 miles of uninterrupted lake frontage — controlling roughly 12% of the entire water frontage — it offers a scale, degree of privacy, and relationship to the water that no other private parcel comes close to. No neighboring rooflines across the water, no commercial development in sight, no competing estates.