SOUTH BAY DIGS | Digital Edition Online

October 30, 2026

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S W E E T D I G S | L I M E L I G H T R E S I D E N C E S M A M M O T H F or generations of South Bay families, Mammoth Mountain is a sanctuary of shared memories, from exhilarating winters, to abundantly sunny summers, to the quiet, stolen weeks in between. This enduring connection now has a permanent home: Limelight Residences Mammoth, a splendidly conceived residential collection in the heart of the Eastern Sierra. Brought to life by Aspen Hospitality—the resort brand behind The Little Nell and Lime- light hotels—this all-electric enclave debuted last December, adding 15 whole-ownership residences to the landscape. Sharing a foot- print with the Limelight Mammoth hotel and the Mammoth Lakes Mountain Club, it is a property of poise and position, ideally situ- ated directly across from The Village Gondola, with the mountain, dining, and coveted après- ski culture all easily accessible. Simply arrive, park, and unplug. "It's an entirely new level of service and hospitality in Mammoth," Sales Director Nikki Elmore assures. "Californians have loved this mountain for decades, and now there's a luxury, turnkey ownership experience to match." SPACE TO SETTLE IN That experience starts at scale. Ranging from 2,207 to nearly 3,500 square feet with three- to five-bedroom floor plans, each of the remain- ing residences is single level—a highly prized distinction in this mountain town. As Elmore explains, "In Mammoth, most homes of this size are spread across multiple floors, which isn't always ideal after a long day of skiing!" Marked by soaring, light-filled spaces designed for gathering, the interiors are peak chic. Resulting from a collaboration between WATG Architecture and HBA Interior Design, the residences strike a flawless balance between mountain warmth and modern restraint, nodding to the natural surround with a refined palette of neutral tones, natural white oak flooring and dramatic floor-to-ceil- ing windows framing exuberant alpine views. At the heart of every home are generous great rooms that flow into chef-caliber kitchens with oversized culinary islands and premium appli- ances from Wolf, Sub-Zero, and Miele. While dining spaces easily accommodate a house- ful of family and friends, the private quarters are tranquil. For multi-generational buyers, the bunk rooms are a particular treat, offering ulti- mate flexibility with two twin beds suspended over two queens—a sleeping arrangement that works for adults and children alike. Thoughtful back of the house logistics—including semi-pri- vate elevator access, mudrooms, laundry areas, generous storage and more—keep daily moun- tain transitions seamless. A R C H I T E C T U R E + D E S I G N 52 DIGS.NET | 10.30.26

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