3 Bedroom Vacation Condos for Sale in Mammoth Lakes, CA
There are 8 condos for sale in Mammoth Lakes, CA, with 3 bedrooms, 2 to 4 bathrooms, and 1,261 to 3,000 square feet of living space. Displayed asking prices range from $215,000 to $949,000, and build years from 1967 to 2006. The largest, at 50 Canyon Blvd #A17-4 A17-4, offers 3 bedrooms and 3,000 square feet for $215,000.
Mammoth Lakes sits in the Eastern Sierra at roughly 7,800 feet, with the Sherwin Range rising beside town and Mammoth Mountain's ski runs above it. The Village at Mammoth, with its gondola and restaurants, anchors the center of town, while Old Mammoth Road and Minaret Road run through older condo complexes within walking distance of the free town shuttle. Mammoth Creek Park gives the neighborhoods along the creek a quieter, tree-lined feel, and Sierra Star Golf Course borders the Hidden Valley area.
Life here runs on the mountain, with Canyon Lodge and Main Lodge a short drive or shuttle ride away. In summer, Lake Mary and Lake George are a short drive up the road for hiking and fishing. Los Angeles is roughly five hours south on Highway 395.
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Which neighborhoods in Mammoth Lakes work best for a vacation condo?
Old Mammoth sits closest to the creek and the quieter residential streets, while the areas around The Village at Mammoth put restaurants, the gondola and shops within walking distance. Buyers who plan to rent out a condo often compare how close each complex is to the free town shuttle, since that access tends to keep guests coming back. Walking the route from the complex to the Village at different times of day is a simple way to judge the trade-off.
Are nightly rentals allowed in Mammoth Lakes condo complexes?
Rules vary from complex to complex, so buyers should read the CC&Rs and the HOA rental policy before making an offer. Some associations allow nightly rentals while others limit rental days or require a rental program. Asking the HOA management company for written confirmation protects a buyer who plans to count on rental income.
How close are Mammoth Lakes condos to the ski lifts?
Mammoth Mountain Ski Area sits above town, and the Village gondola is the most direct link from the center of town. Many complexes sit along the free shuttle routes, so a buyer can often leave the car parked during ski season. Checking the walk or shuttle time to the lift from the specific complex is more useful than relying on the town name alone.
Is Mammoth Lakes a good place for a second home?
Mammoth Lakes works well as a second home because the town has year-round activity, from winter skiing to summer hiking, fishing and mountain biking. The elevation of roughly 7,800 feet means cold winters and a short shoulder season, so buyers should plan visits around their own schedule. Property management is common in the area, which helps owners who live elsewhere.
How far is Mammoth Lakes from Los Angeles and the rest of the Eastern Sierra?
Los Angeles is roughly five hours south by car along Highway 395, and the drive can slow in winter weather. Mammoth Yosemite Airport serves the town for shorter trips, and nearby Eastern Sierra towns are within reach for day trips. Checking road conditions before winter travel is a sensible habit for any owner.
What makes the Hidden Valley and Sierra Star area different from the Village?
The Hidden Valley area sits near Sierra Star Golf Course and feels quieter than the Village core. Its condo complexes sit back from the main commercial streets. Buyers who want a calmer base with views of the surrounding terrain often prefer this side of town, while those who want to walk to dinner tend to choose the Village.