For Sale: MONO SIERRA LODGE

Selling For: Please call 1-800 723-5387 for more info

Setting:The Mono Sierra Lodge is a mountain retreat for fishermen and skiers alike. The lodge is situated ten miles south of Mammoth Lakes on the east side of the Sierra’s at an elevation of 7,000, but still shadowed by snow covered peaks towering nearly another 7,000 feet. In the spring and summer guests enjoy superb trout fishing in hundreds of fresh water lakes and streams. Crowley Lake, a trout fishing Mecca renowned Nation wide, is only a half mile away.

For those who love to hike, backpack and camp well marked trails guide you through millions of acres of high Sierra wilderness. Guided trips as well as day rides can be scheduled. The east entrance to Yosemite National Park is only 25 miles to the north. In the fall, bird and big game hunting bring sportsmen from all parts of the country. For the skier, you are only fifteen minutes from the splendor of Mammoth Mountain, the west’s finest ski area and fastest growing destination resort in the Nation. Cross country skiing and snowmobiling are right at your door.

The Mono Sierra Lodge is a true resort for all seasons.

Property Description:
  • 1.26 acres
  • The lodge is eight units along with the manager/owners 4 bedroom & 2 bath home, all of which is attached and totals 8,100 sq. ft. (house and lodge).
  • Horse corral and shelter, plus covered hay storage, as well as a barn and storage building, for a total of approximately 800 sq. ft. in outbuildings.

The lodge is zoned Commercial. This zoning would allow up to 40 lodge units per acre, for a total build out of 50 lodge units.

Overview:

The lodge is constructed of logs, and has its own high capacity well connected to a large water storage tank in an underground well house. All units and house are connected to a community sewer. The units are served by satellite TV and a Panasonic telephone system. All but two units have there own kitchens.
 

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