Thank you all!
Posted by Tammy Hooper on Monday, October 30, 2017 at 10:48 AM
By Tammy Hooper / October 30, 2017
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Thank you to all my clients and all the fantastic referrals, we are bringing the numbers home in 2017!
The Rock Star Mammoth Lakes Real Estate Blog
Hans Resort: Crowley Lake Fishing Resort
Posted by Tammy Hooper on Monday, October 23, 2017 at 11:34 AM
By Tammy Hooper / October 23, 2017
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Western-style Fishing Resort now Residential Estate for sale.
Incredible 3.35 acres with eight rustic, well maintained cabins. Paved, private 'loop' road access, nestled in the quaking aspens and pine trees located above Crowley Lake and below the Sierra Crest in the fly fishing mecca of the world!
Stunning mountain and lake views with two year around water tributaries crossing the property. Formerly known as Hans' Resort Fishing Resort. 7 cabins are currently being rented long term without leases and the 8th cabin is the private residence. Secluded and very private, this land offers an amazing opportunity to make this your Mammoth mountain estate. Property can continue to operate with long term tenancy (month-to-month) as it is currently being used as long as the new owner makes Mono County mandated upgrades to the property. Zoning does not allow for commercial use. Public sewer / surface water. Metered Propane Gas and Electric to each cabin.
...Best luxury homes in Mammoth Lakes: ski-in and ski-out for fantastic winter adventures!
Posted by Tammy Hooper on Monday, October 16, 2017 at 10:23 AM
By Tammy Hooper / October 16, 2017
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The rugged beauty of the Sierra Nevada mountains, the access to numerous outdoor activities, prime skiing access to the slopes during the winter...yes, Mammoth Lakes is a fantastic location to enjoy a luxury home: and the property at 645 Monterey Pine has it all!
Click here for 645 Monterey Website!
Within a snowball’s throw of the Eagle Express chairlift, awaits your Mammoth home, nestled among mature pines, willow, and aspen trees, situated on the ski slope in a quiet and private cul-de-sac. The perfect family getaway or business retreat offers style and class.
Magnificent Five Bedroom Suites, (Two Master Bedrooms with Beehive Fireplaces), 5.5 Bathrooms + Fully Contained, One Bedroom / One Bathroom Apartment/Caretaker/Chef’s/ Mother-in-Law Living Quarters with Private Entrance.
Custom California Craftsman details throughout. Heavy timbers, extensive natural Montana Kootenai rock, articulated roof lines and massive windows are featured. Designed by John W. Hooper, with thoughtful consideration placed on expansive livable space, view orientation and privacy.
•This one-of-a-kind ski-in/ski-out residence backs to Eagle Express chairlift in the Juniper Springs neighborhood
•Private entrance one-bedroom apartment / caretaker’s quarters
•EnergyStar efficient and hydraulically heated great room with massive natural rock fireplace
•Professional Gourmet Kitchen with island and bar seating, breakfast nook, dumb waiter service lift from garage to kitchen
•Game room and powder room, His and Hers office, Full laundry room, Ski-in/ski-out mud room
•Four-car garage and parking for eight
•4700 square feet
645 Monterey Pine Road: Mammoth Lakes Luxury Home at its best!
Posted by Tammy Hooper on Monday, October 9, 2017 at 10:53 AM
By Tammy Hooper / October 9, 2017
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The rugged beauty of the Sierra Nevada mountains, the access to numerous outdoor activities, prime skiing access to the slopes during the winter...yes, Mammoth Lakes is a fantastic location to enjoy a luxury home: and the property at 645 Monterey Pine has it all!
Within a snowball’s throw of the Eagle Express chairlift, awaits your Mammoth home, nestled among mature pines, willow, and aspen trees, situated on the ski slope in a quiet and private cul-de-sac. The perfect family getaway or business retreat offers style and class.
Magnificent Five Bedroom Suites, (Two Master Bedrooms with Beehive Fireplaces), 5.5 Bathrooms + Fully Contained, One Bedroom / One Bathroom Apartment/Caretaker/Chef’s/ Mother-in-Law Living Quarters with Private Entrance.
Custom California Craftsman details throughout. Heavy timbers, extensive natural Montana Kootenai rock, articulated roof lines and massive windows are featured. Designed by John W. Hooper, with thoughtful consideration placed on expansive livable space, view orientation and privacy.
•This one-of-a-kind ski-in/ski-out residence backs to Eagle Express chairlift in the Juniper Springs neighborhood
•Private entrance one-bedroom apartment / caretaker’s quarters
•EnergyStar efficient and hydraulically heated great room with massive natural rock fireplace
•Professional Gourmet Kitchen with island and bar seating, breakfast nook, dumb waiter service lift from garage to kitchen
•Game room and powder room, His and Hers office, Full laundry room, Ski-in/ski-out mud room
•Four-car garage and parking for eight
•4700 square feet
Selling during fall or winter season? In Mammoth you can!
Posted by Tammy Hooper on Monday, October 2, 2017 at 1:40 PM
By Tammy Hooper / October 2, 2017
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Everybody knows that spring and summer are the best seasons to sell a house. Thing is, here in Mammoth Lakes it can be different!
Being a year-round resort, from fishing and mountain biking to skiing, the appeal for buyers to look for their new home in Mammoth never ceases!
So, cheer up and let’s get your home ready to sell, taking advantage of the season!
1- Show what your home looks like in Spring and Summer
Include a photo album or digital slideshow of the exterior in the summer, spring, and fall.
Highlight garden beds, and patios or decks with furniture so the buyer can envision the home year-round.
2- Basic maintenance becomes key
Check window seals and doors for drafts. A drafty window is most noticeable on a cold day, so take extra efforts to weather seal and insulate around windows and doors.
Have the furnace and water heater serviced: change the filters so the air will have a good, fresh scent.
3- Let there be light
Shorter days and lower sun make it more difficult to have nice light throughout your home. Besides the usual (retract blinds, and widen curtains, so there’s minimal window coverage. The windows will look bigger, and it’ll encourage daylight to flow into your space.), it might be a good idea to switch some light bulbs for brighter ones.
A bathroom looks great with daylight bulbs (5,000-6,500K) and living spaces, such as bedrooms and living rooms, look best with soft white bulbs (2,700K). Go for cozy and bright.
4- Curb appeal to enhance the season
Leaf and snow-covered sidewalks can make a perfectly nice home look sloppy and poorly maintained. Use a leaf blower daily to keep leaves, branches, and outdoor dirt off the walkways, and do your best to keep the yard clear of leaves, too.
Place boundary markers on the snow to make it easier to the seller to envision the property.
Keep the deck shoveled and salted so buyers can walk outside to experience the space. If the climate allows, keep outdoor furniture on your patio so they can get a better feel for the outdoor living space.
A snow-man in the yard is always a nice seasonal addition!
5- Go for cozy and inviting
Accessorize the main living area with neutral-but-coordinated throws and pillows and unscented candles for ambiance. Feel free to add seasonal accents, but do not over-due it: a couple of small pumpkins on the steps could help, but heavy, Halloween décor would not! If you have vaulted ceilings, a nice and tall Christmas tree can help accentuate the space. But avoid going heavy with religious decoration.
Make an impression with your gas or electric fireplace!
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