1+ Bedroom Short Term Rental Condos for Sale in Mammoth Lakes, CA Under $900K
There are 11 condos for sale in Mammoth Lakes, CA, with 1 to 3 bedrooms, 1 to 3 bathrooms, and 542 to 1,525 square feet of living space. Displayed asking prices range from $598,000 to $898,000, and build years from 1967 to 2005. The largest, at 2112 Meridian Boulevard #30, offers 3 bedrooms and 1,525 square feet for $874,500.
The Village at Mammoth sits at the base of the gondola and forms the walkable core of town, with restaurants, coffee shops and the gondola to Canyon Lodge within a short stroll. Canyon Lodge and Eagle Lodge on the mountain side put skiers minutes from the lifts, while the town shuttle links neighborhoods along Old Mammoth Road and Meridian Boulevard to Main Street. Lake Mary and the Lakes Basin lie a short drive west, giving summer visitors trails, paddling and fishing at high elevation.
Los Angeles is roughly a five-hour drive south on US 395, and Mammoth Yosemite Airport offers a closer way in for weekend visitors. Mammoth Mountain's lifts run from late fall into spring, and the town's trail network serves hikers and mountain bikers from June through October. Mammoth Lakes sits in Mono County, and the free shuttle makes it practical to get around without a car for much of the year.
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Is the Village at Mammoth a good area for a short-term rental condo?
The Village is the walkable heart of town, with restaurants, shops and the gondola close by, which appeals to guests who want to leave the car parked. Rental rules differ from complex to complex, so confirm the HOA covenants and the town's current short-term rental permit requirements before you buy.
How do Canyon Lodge and the Village differ for condo buyers?
The Village offers the most walkable dining and nightlife, while the Canyon Lodge side puts you closer to the lifts and tends to feel a little quieter. Both areas are served by the town shuttle, so the right choice depends on whether your guests want to walk to dinner or ski first thing.
What should buyers check in Mammoth Lakes condo HOA documents?
Read the CC&Rs for nightly rental rules, minimum stay requirements and any limits on owner use. Review the reserve study, recent assessments, parking arrangements and whether the complex has ski lockers or storage, since these affect both rental income and day-to-day costs.
Does Mammoth Lakes have a free shuttle that serves condo complexes?
Yes, the town runs a free shuttle that connects many residential complexes with the Village, Main Street and the ski area. Coverage varies by route, so check the stop nearest the specific complex you are considering.
How far is Mammoth Lakes from Los Angeles and Yosemite?
Los Angeles is roughly a five-hour drive north on US 395, which makes weekend trips practical for Southern California guests. Yosemite Valley is roughly two and a half hours away when Highway 120 is open, and that route is closed in winter.
Is Mammoth Lakes a year-round place to own a condo?
Winter brings the busiest season for skiing and rentals, while summer draws hikers, anglers and mountain bikers to the lakes and trails. Spring and fall are quieter shoulder seasons, so a rental plan should account for slower months when bookings thin out.