The condominiums, which sold for between $344,900 and $1.25 million, are part of the Grand Sierra Lodge development within The Village at Mammoth. The Village will include a pedestrian village with shops, boutiques, a variety of eateries and restaurants, year-round entertainment and a new express gondola that will link to Mammoth Mountain.
The Village also includes: Sierra Star, an 18-hole golf course and neighborhood lining the fairways; Juniper Springs, a nearly complete ski-in ski-out neighborhood, and; new lifts, lodges and infrastructure at Mammoth Mountain.
"Phase I of The Village and the near completion of the Village Gondola have driven up the interest level in Mammoth real estate," says Jeff Skinner, director of real estate sales and marketing for Intrawest, which is headquartered in Vancouver B.C. and owns or controls 10 mountain resorts, including Whistler Blackcomb.
Intrawest's overall project in Mammoth is called Project Sierra. The 10-year development will comprise approximately 240 acres in three distinct "neighborhoods."
The real estate in Intrawest's previous Mammoth offerings--Juniper Springs Lodge, Sunstone, Eagle Run, The Timbers and 80% of Mammoth Green--have already been sold. Timing for the next phase of The Village at Mammoth has not been announced, but demand may cause Intrawest to break ground later this year.
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