Matthew Lehman
Phone: (760) 934-1110
E-Mail: [email protected]
Few people can say they grew up in Mammoth Lakes.
Although born in Los Angeles in 1969, Matthew’s first memories of life were his family moving to Mammoth Lakes in 1972. Although he spent most of his childhood in Mammoth Lakes, he did attend high school in Encinitas, California, where he earned a Congressional appointment to the Merchant Marine Academy and later a Secretary of Navy appointment to the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland; later obtaining his bachelor of Science degree in Real Estate Studies from Marylhurst University, OR.
In 1992, Matthew moved back to Encinitas, California where worked with his father growing the family appraisal business “Bankers Appraisal” into one of the largest appraisal firms in the County. While Encinitas was a wonderful place to live, he missed the mountains and decided to take a large step and move back to Mammoth Lakes in 1996. Since this time, Matthew and his incredible office staff built the one of Inyo and Mono County’s notable appraisal firms as well as Matthew Lehman Real Estate.
In addition to being a broker, Matthew is very active in the community and has sat on the Mono County Assessment Appeals Board, represented property owners in Tax Appeals, held a board seat on the Mammoth Lakes Chamber of Commerce, Mammoth Lakes Tourism Board, Local Transportation Commission, Town Councilman for the Town of Mammoth Lakes (2010-2014), and was Mayor of Mammoth Lakes during one of its most challenging years – 2012/2013.
Although consistently a top selling agent in Mammoth Lakes, Matthew was the top selling real estate agent in Mammoth Lakes as well as all Inyo and Mono County in 2019 and 2024.
Matthew intends to live in Mammoth Lakes for the rest of his life, while taking active sailing trips throughout the world, living an active outdoor lifestyle with family and friends.
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