Lower Tyner is ranked #9 of 15 neighborhoods in Incline Village with an overall score of 3.9/5. Its standout factors are safety (4.8/5, 5th of 14 in Incline Village) and curb appeal (3.5/5). The trade-off is public spaces (3.4/5).
Tyner is a piece of family history hiding in plain sight: it was the maiden name of May Smith, wife of Raymond Smith, the planner who drew Incline Village, and the street carrying it is the longest in town. Lower Tyner takes the mid-slopes between roughly 6,800 and 7,120 feet, bracketed by First and Second creeks on the village's west side. The housing runs the full arc of Incline's history, from older cabins to substantial rebuilds with a few condo pockets, and the right streets pull filtered lake views through the timber. It is the more convenient half of the Tyner slope: lower, a touch warmer, quicker to town. Winter is still a commitment this far above the lake, and the creeks that make summer pretty make some lots complicated, so ask about setbacks before you fall for a parcel. It remains one of the more sensible routes into a single-family home on the west side, a fact the market has never fully priced in.

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| School Name | Type | Grades | Houseberry School Score |
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| INCLINE ELEMENTARY | Primary | K-5 | |
| INCLINE MIDDLE SCHOOL | Middle | 6-8 | |
| INCLINE HIGH SCHOOL | High | 9-12 |
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Houseberry School Score Data
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Lower Tyner ranks 9th of 15 neighborhoods in Incline Village with an overall Houseberry score of 3.9 out of 5. Its strongest factors are safety (4.8/5) and curb appeal (3.5/5). The trade-off is public spaces (3.4/5).
Lower Tyner, Incline Village scores 4.8 out of 5 on Houseberry's Safety Score, ranking 5th of 14 neighborhoods in Incline Village.
Schools serving Lower Tyner, Incline Village include INCLINE ELEMENTARY (2.6/5), INCLINE MIDDLE SCHOOL (3.1/5) and INCLINE HIGH SCHOOL (4.8/5).
Lower Tyner, Incline Village receives 78% of its possible sunshine, 13th of 14 in Incline Village. Summer days run 45° to 74°F and winter days 22° to 41°F, July is the warmest month and rainfall averages about 28 inches a year.
Lower Tyner, Incline Village scores 3.4 out of 5 for public spaces. Its overall amenities score is 2.8 out of 5, 10th of 14 in Incline Village.
Lower Tyner, Incline Village scores highest on safety (4.8/5).
Lower Tyner ranks 9th of 15 neighborhoods in Incline Village. It ranks 5th of 14 in Incline Village for safety (4.8/5) and scores lowest on public spaces (3.4/5). The next-ranked neighborhoods in Incline Village are Mountain Golf Course.
Lower Tyner, Incline Village scores lowest on public spaces (3.4/5).

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