650 Lintner, Big Bear Lake, CA 92315
Single-family home
Sold July 2026
Listing Agent: GARY DOSS (DRE #01416748) · Listing Office: COMPASS · Contact: 909-878-0775 · Bought with: Michael Hoffman · eXp Realty of Southern California · MLS #IG26134453 · Source: CRMLS
About this single-family home
ACCEPTING BACK-UP OFFERS!! Stunning Lake & Sunset Views! Designed & built by an owner-architect, this custom modern mountain home captures wide open lake and mountain views through dramatic floor-to-ceiling glass and a bright, open floor plan. Set in the quiet, low-traffic Metcalf Cove neighborhood, the home offers a rare blend of architectural character, quality craftsmanship, and close-to-the-lake convenience. Exposed Douglas fir beams and columns, soaring 18-foot wood ceilings, custom 8-foot knotty alder doors, cabinetry, and millwork create a warm yet refined mountain-modern feel. The living room centers around a beautiful stone wood-burning fireplace, while the chef’s kitchen features natural quartz countertops, a large center island with prep sink and raised bar seating, Bosch appliances, and a Jenn-Air French door refrigerator. Two junior primary suites each enjoy lake views, gas fireplaces, and direct access to exterior decks or balconies. A spacious sleeping loft with a closet serves as a comfortable third bedroom and opens to its own large balcony and commanding views. Bathrooms are thoughtfully finished with quartz, travertine, limestone, glass accents, a jetted soaking tub, glass shower doors, and heated flooring in the downstairs bath. Just a few hundred feet from the lake, you can walk to the end of Delamar Drive to launch a kayak or canoe, with Holloway’s and Pleasure Point marinas also nearby. A large corner lot, circular driveway, separate concrete drive, and oversized 524 sq. ft. garage complete this exceptional property. Meticulously maintained and beautifully executed, this is a home that must be experienced in person to fully appreciate.
Listing description from the July 2026 sale, as reported to CRMLS.
Sale history