Homes for Sale in Bridgeport, CA Under $1.2M

These 5 homes for sale in Bridgeport, California are listed under $1.2M. They suit buyers who want historic Main Street character in the Eastern Sierra. Bedrooms range from 3 to 4, bathrooms from 0 to 2, with 1,063 to 3,480 square feet built between 1881 and 1990. Listings range from a historic 1881 house to newer homes, and several suit rental or mixed-use plans. Nearby are Bridgeport Reservoir, Twin Lakes and the US-395 corridor.

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What makes Bridgeport California an attractive place to buy historic homes?

Bridgeport is the county seat of Mono County and sits at the gateway to the Eastern Sierra, offering authentic mountain town character with excellent access to outdoor recreation including Twin Lakes, Bodie State Historic Park, and year-round activities like fishing, skiing, and hiking. The downtown Townsite neighborhood preserves historic architecture while maintaining modern amenities and walkable streets with local shops and services.

Are these historic properties suitable for investment or rental income?

Yes, several properties in this collection offer strong income potential. The multi-unit buildings at 300 Kingsley and 323 Main Street generate consistent rental income with 8 total units combined, while the home at 85 Kirkwood is deed-restricted for primary residence use. The 323 Main Street mixed-use property allows commercial tenants and short-term rental opportunities, making it ideal for investors seeking diversified income streams.

What renovations and updates have been made to these historic homes?

Recent updates vary by property but include new kitchens with modern appliances, remodeled bathrooms with modern fixtures, updated electrical systems, new HVAC and water heating systems, and fresh flooring throughout. The 323 Main Street property received major updates two years ago with new electrical panels for all units, while the Kirkwood Street home features a completely renovated kitchen and bathroom for modern living.

How close are these Bridgeport properties to major attractions and recreation?

These Main Street properties offer exceptional proximity to outdoor recreation with Twin Lakes Resort just 15 minutes away, Bridgeport Reservoir nearby for fishing, and easy access to Mono Lake, June Lake Loop, Bodie State Park, and Yosemite National Park. The downtown location provides walkable access to local restaurants, shops, and Mono County offices while maintaining the peaceful mountain town atmosphere.

What is the typical lot size and outdoor space for these Bridgeport homes?

Properties vary in size and outdoor offerings. The Kingsley Street home sits on approximately 0.39 acres with mature landscaping, large patio and deck areas perfect for entertaining. Multi-unit properties share courtyard spaces with landscaping and garden areas, while the historic Main Street homes feature outdoor patios and parking areas. Most properties maintain spacious grounds typical of established mountain town neighborhoods.

Are there any special programs or financing options available for these Bridgeport properties?

The 85 Kirkwood Street property is part of Mono County's Workforce Housing program for qualifying county households seeking primary residences, with potential down payment assistance for eligible buyers. The 323 Main Street property offers owner financing options. First-time homebuyers and investors should consult with local lenders familiar with Eastern Sierra properties for conventional financing, as these historically significant buildings may have specific appraisal considerations.