4+ Bedroom Mountain Homes with Views for Sale in California Under $1.1M

There are 3 single family homes for sale in CA, with 4 bedrooms, 3 to 4 bathrooms, and 1,970 to 3,240 square feet of living space. Displayed asking prices range from $565,000 to $1,049,000, and build years from 1980 to 1996. The largest, at 350 Aspen Lane, offers 4 bedrooms and 3,240 square feet for $1,049,000.

June Lake sits on the June Lake Loop, a short side road off U.S. Highway 395, where Gull Lake and June Lake lie beneath the Carson Peak ridge. Bridgeport, the Mono County seat, lies in the open Bridgeport Valley along the Walker River, with the Bridgeport Reservoir just west of town. Hillside streets above the June Lake village give long views over the lakes toward the Sierra crest, while the Bridgeport town core sits a short drive away across the valley.

June Mountain Ski Area is reached by a drive up the June Lake Loop, and Mammoth Lakes lies a drive south on U.S. 395. Bridgeport is roughly two hours by highway from Reno, which makes it a practical base for weekend trips to the Nevada side. Anglers use the reservoir and the Walker River, and the Twin Lakes trailheads lead into the Hoover Wilderness in summer.

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Buying in June Lake

The questions buyers ask us most about this collection.

What is the difference between June Lake and Bridgeport for buyers?

June Lake is a small mountain village on the June Lake Loop, with homes that look out over Gull Lake and June Mountain. Bridgeport is the Mono County seat in an open valley along U.S. Highway 395, with a larger town core and the reservoir to its west. Buyers who want a village feel often prefer June Lake, while buyers who want easier access to county offices and services look toward Bridgeport.

Are mountain homes in Mono County practical for year-round living?

Many homes in the Eastern Sierra work well year-round, but buyers should check winter road access, roof snow load and the reliability of the heat source. Pellet stoves and gas fireplaces are common in this area and should be inspected by a qualified technician. Visiting in January can show how the driveway and access road perform in snow.

How far is June Lake from Mammoth Lakes and June Mountain?

June Lake sits a short drive north of Mammoth Lakes along U.S. 395, and June Mountain Ski Area is reached by a drive up the June Lake Loop. Buyers who want the shops and restaurants of Mammoth can usually reach them in about half an hour. Check current road conditions with Caltrans before winter trips.

What should I know about buying a home in Bridgeport?

Bridgeport is the county seat, so it has the courthouse, schools and services that smaller communities may lack. Homes on the hillside streets above town offer views across the valley toward the Sierra. Ask about septic systems and whether the property uses city water or a private well, since utilities vary across the county.

Is Bridgeport Reservoir good for fishing and outdoor recreation?

Bridgeport Reservoir is well known among anglers for trout fishing and draws many visitors who want an outdoor lifestyle. The Walker River runs through the valley and offers additional fishing opportunities. Confirm current fishing rules with the California Department of Fish and Wildlife before you go.

What is the commute like from the Eastern Sierra to Reno?

Bridgeport is roughly two hours from Reno by highway, which suits a second home or weekend base but makes a daily commute difficult. Many buyers in this area work remotely or in local services. Confirm internet availability for a specific address directly with providers before you make an offer.