28,000 sq. ft. of Pure Natural Wonder Bridgeport, Ca. MONO COUNTY

28,000 sq. ft. of

Pure Natural Wonder

Bridgeport, Ca.

MONO COUNTY

This huge property is on a historic California Town with a Vast Recreational Playground

Backed by the jagged spires of the Sawtooth range, Bridgeport is the center of a summer-to-winter recreational playground. It is popular with fishing, hiking and outdoor enthusiasts as a gateway to High Sierra canyons, peaks, lakes, streams, and hot springs.

Located Between Mammoth and Tahoe

Bridgeport is located on Hwy. 395 in the heart of the Eastern Sierra, north of Mammoth Lakes, Ca. and south of Lake Tahoe. Within an easy drive to Yosemite National Park, Bodie, and Mono Lake, Bridgeport has restaurants, hotels, campgrounds, and services for all kinds of California adventure trips.

Fishing the Twin Lakes & Bridgeport Reservoir

Twin Lakes hums with activity all summer – fishing, boating, camping, and hiking. Nearby Robinson and Buckeye Creeks are popular for fly fishing, and to the south Green Creek is a more remote destination for camping, fishing, and hiking. Here are the headwaters for the East Walker River, which flows through the valley to Bridgeport Reservoir northeast of town. The man-made reservoir and nearby river are popular destinations for fishing and bird watching. Two RV Parks and Marinas at the Bridgeport Reservoir, plus public boat launch access, provide services to anglers. Fishermen, be sure to visit Ken’s Sporting Goods for fishing reports and gear.

Discover the Mono County and make it your own, California way of life. Witness the pure natural wonder of the Eastern Sierra in Yosemite National Park and Mono Lake. Explore outdoor recreation at Mammoth Mountain and June Mountain. Mono County’s scenic beauty is meant for living. Where else can you see the historical Bodie Ghost Town, famous Crowley Lake and Bridgeport all within one day on legendary Highway 395? Come find your spot in natural wonder. Mono County is a vacation destination that’s wild and varied by nature – and full of adventure. Best of all, this natural playground is matched with a complete range of amenities and activities making it an ideal place to get away from it all.

Get wild in your own way, whether it’s taking in the sunlight on an alpine lake or biking down a mountain trail. Enjoy an array of fine restaurants and cafes, or savor fresh trout prepared over a campfire.

Explore nearby Yosemite National Park, poke around a ghost town or take a guided trip on a horseback into the wilderness. Ski and snowboard some of the best terrain in the country, spend the day fishing, hike to a secluded lake or take advantage of nature’s best photo opportunities.

Go shopping, bird watching, or 4WD touring. Join the crowd at an annual arts festival or exciting sporting event, or quietly paddle a kayak along the shore of an ancient inland sea. You’ll find fun and adventure for the entire family!

DONT MISS OUT

ON THIS GREAT OPPORTUNITY!!

Property Profile:

APN: 008-161-012-000 and 008-161-013-000

Use: Vacant Land

Lot Size: 27,877 sq. ft.

State/Province: California

Doc Type: Grant Deed

Taxes: Only $212 per year.

County: Mono

City/ Location: Bridgeport, Mono County, Ca. 93517 See Map.

Photos 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, and 12 show the actual property and the surrounding lots. Photos 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, and 11 show the general area.

We have also included a County Parcel Map and an aerial Map to help you. The assessor’s parcel number to the property in Mono County is APN # 008-161-012-000 and 008-161-013-000

Here is a link (including the GPS coordinates) to view the location of the property on Google Maps:

38.244329,-119.220908

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