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$375,000
3 Beds 26-7565 MLS
Escape to the beauty and solitude of Caribou Island with this charming log home, offering a true Alaskan wilderness experience. Connected by a breezeway, the property features a main cabin complemented by a separate bathhouse/bunkhouse, providing comfortable accommodations for family and guests. Click on the ''More'' tab for more information. Enjoy stunning views and outdoor living from the large deck (nearly 400 sq ft), perfect for relaxing, entertaining, or taking in the surrounding natural beauty. A gazebo adds a peaceful gathering space for enjoying long summer evenings. The kitchen is equipped with beautiful hickory cabinets, a propane range/oven, and a microwave, blending rustic appeal with modern amenities. Designed for off-grid living, the property includes solar panels and a generator, offering reliable power while maintaining a connection to nature. Whether you're seeking a private getaway, seasonal retreat, or unique recreational property, this island escape combines rustic charm with practical amenities. Seller is in the process of updating the property with some beautiful metal siding on the main cabin and the outhouse. The metal fascia will be completed on the outhouse and the generator room, and polymer shakes will be completed on the front of the home. ***Please read the Home features list from the Seller and a list of what stays with the property and what does not stay with the property in the online listing documents*** More interior photos will be added to the listing in the first part of July.

L5 B2 Caribou Island, Cooper Landing

Listing Office Jack White Real Estate Soldotna

$595,000
4 Beds 2 Baths 26-7554 MLS
Whether it's an RV, a boat, or your hobbies, this space is ready! A 4-bed, 2-bath, 1814 sq ft single level home offering a functional layout w/ upgraded finish throughout. A beautiful great rm w/a gas fireplace complemented by the well-appointed kitchen & private primary suite, create a space that is practical yet inviting. Situated in a new conveniently located Wasilla subd. close to everything! This property offers the perfect balance of accessibility and Alaska lifestyle. With nearby lakes, trails, and open space, it's an ideal setting for those who value recreation, privacy, and room to spread out, while still being just a outside the Wasilla city limits. Photos are similar right now. There is still time to pick some interior items.

1131 N Leseman Way, Wasilla

Listing Office Jack White Real Estate Mat Su

$349,000
3 Beds 3 Baths 26-7544 MLS
SELLER OFFERING A HOME WARRANTY AND UP TO $11,000 FLOORING ALLOWANCE Spacious 2,460-square-foot home on 0.67 acres, about two miles outside Soldotna city limits and minutes from shopping, schools, the hospital, the Kenai River, and year-round recreation. The property has room for a future garage; buyer to verify. The home has 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, a large bonus room, and a loft offering plenty of flexible living space. Recent improvements include a newer 4-bedroom septic system, newer well pump, 2023 kitchen appliances with a double oven, and a recently serviced boiler. The clean upstairs subfloors are ready for new flooring. Mature rose bushes line the long driveway and encircle the front yard, while the upstairs balcony offers southern exposure and views. "The roof is currently functional with no known active leaks. The seller is obtaining replacement quotes and is willing to address the roof with an acceptable offer." Schedule your private showing today!

44570 Sunrise Avenue, Soldotna

Listing Office Jack White Real Estate Soldotna

$215,000
1 Beds 1 Baths 26-7537 MLS
Escape to the Alaska wilderness with this well-maintained ranch home on 5 acres in Slana. Enjoy stunning views of the Wrangell and Mentasta Mountain Ranges, including Mt. Sanford, from this peaceful property with direct trail access nearby. Recent updates include vinyl plank flooring, fresh interior paint, a new wood stove, new propane range, and a Rinnai on-demand tankless water heater. The home also features a gravity-fed oil drip stove that operates without electricity, adding reliability and efficiency. Experience incredible northern lights, abundant wildlife, and endless outdoor recreation right outside your door. Whether you're seeking a year-round residence, seasonal getaway, or investment opportunity, this property offers the best of Alaska living.

000 Four Mile Road, Slana

Listing Office Jack White Real Estate Mat Su

$59,000
26-7531 MLS
This 1.55-acre property offers a practical & affordable opportunity! Enjoy the freedom of country living without being far from town. This 1.55-acre parcel offers relatively flat terrain, power available & easy road access, making it a great choice for a home, cabin, or weekend getaway. Just minutes from Coffman Cove, it combines convenience with a private, relaxed setting & has no property tax. Smaller than the neighboring parcel also currently for sale, but still generously sized, this lot provides enough room for a comfortable home site, parking, storage, gardening, or additional outbuildings. The relatively level ground helps keep development straightforward, and the existing road access and available power add even more value. About a five-minute drive from Coffman Cove, you'll have quick access to town services while enjoying a little more space and seclusion than many in-town properties. If you've been searching for an affordable piece of Alaska where you can build at your own pace, this parcel is well worth a closer look. Property information is believed to be reliable but is not guaranteed. Buyers are encouraged to independently verify all information to their satisfaction.

L2 Coffman Highway, Coffman Cove

Listing Office Prince of Wales Realty

$99,000
26-7532 MLS
Looking for a simple, affordable way to own acreage near Coffman Cove? This 2.91-acre parcel offers nearly 3 acres of relatively flat, usable land with power available & easy road access already in place. Just a short drive from town, it's an excellent opportunity to build a home, cabin, vacation retreat, or investment property without many of the challenges that often come with remote land. One of the biggest advantages of this property is its ease of development. The terrain is comparatively level for the area, making planning and site work far simpler than many Southeast Alaska parcels. With power available and direct road access, you can focus on creating your vision instead of solving access and utility problems. Located only a few minutes from Coffman Cove, the property offers a pleasant balance of privacy and convenience. Enjoy a quieter setting with room to spread out, while still being close to the harbor, store, school, and community amenities. Whether you're looking for a full-time residence, a recreational getaway, or land to hold for the future, this is a practical and attractively priced opportunity. Property information is believed to be reliable but is not guaranteed. Buyers are encouraged to independently verify all information to their satisfaction.

L1 Coffman Highway, Coffman Cove

Listing Office Prince of Wales Realty

$19,950,000
4 Beds 2 Baths 26-7529 MLS
A once-in-a-lifetime offering. For more than five decades, the Toohey family has stewarded Crow Creek Historic Gold Mine, a National Register landmark in the upper Girdwood Valley and one of Alaska's most authentic and recognizable properties. Now, for the first time ever on the open market, this extraordinary holding is offered for sale. A once-in-a-lifetime offering. For more than five decades, the Toohey family has stewarded Crow Creek Historic Gold Mine, a National Register landmark in the upper Girdwood Valley and one of Alaska's most authentic and recognizable properties. Now, for the first time ever on the open market, this extraordinary holding is offered for sale. Set in the upper Girdwood Valley, Crow Creek is the area's only large, privately held development property. The offering is 53 fee-simple acres at the base of the Chugach Mountains, along the lower reach of Crow Creek just above its confluence with Glacier Creek. It conveys with full surface and subsurface rights and no split estate, carries National Register of Historic Places status, and holds a property-specific GCR-3 zoning designation created for Crow Creek by the Municipality of Anchorage. Bordered on three sides by Chugach National Forest, its viewshed and wilderness character are permanently protected. More than half the acreage is buildable, a rare profile in the floodplain-constrained Girdwood corridor, with the balance providing buffer, viewshed protection, and direct creek frontage. The zoning is the defining advantage. GCR-3, Commercial Recreation, was written specifically for this parcel. In plain terms, it authorizes overnight lodging, an owner residence, commercial retail, weddings and events, social and recreational activities, recreational and small commercial mining, and overnight camping, all concurrently on the same property. That removes the entitlement risk that usually defines a mixed-use project, because the foundational use authorization is already in place. Expansion and new construction proceed through the area master plan process administered by the Municipality. Buildable ground is the scarce commodity in Girdwood, where steep terrain and floodplain limits leave little room to grow. A single parcel with this much developable acreage and a use authorization already granted is something the corridor cannot reproduce. Because growth runs through the area master plan process rather than a rezoning fight, a buyer can phase construction against demand, adding lodging, event, or residential capacity as the valley's year-round visitor base expands. The same flexibility supports a patient hold: carry the property at its current scale while the surrounding resort economy matures around it. The original infrastructure remains intact and protected as authorized current uses under GCR-3. Improvements include restored historic structures among the oldest surviving buildings in the greater Anchorage area, along with period mining equipment, artifacts, and outbuildings. Original cabins, a bunkhouse, and a mess hall anchor the historic core; a gift shop and visitor reception building serve daily operations; owner residence accommodations are integrated; and manicured grounds and gardens frame the established wedding and event venue. Visitor parking and RV and tent camping complete the footprint. The historic structures qualify for federal Historic Preservation Tax Incentives on certified rehabilitation, a meaningful advantage for a buyer pursuing lodging, events, residential development, or a strategic hold. Crow Creek arrives as a working foundation rather than raw land. For decades it has hosted heritage tours, gold panning, weddings, salmon bakes, camping, and educational programs, with the gift shop, visitor reception building, parking, and event grounds already established and the name recognized across Alaska. Recent ownership has prioritized preservation over growth, so present-day activity understates what a buyer inherits: built infrastructure, an established reputation, and a legally authorized use mix that very few Alaska properties can claim. Whether the next owner runs it as is, scales the hospitality and events side, or repositions it entirely, the groundwork is in place. For generations, guests have come for hands-on gold panning, guided history tours, and miner-for-a-day experiences that made Crow Creek a fixture of the Alaska summer. The creek runs directly through the property, and recreational miners recover coarse gold and nuggets, providing both operational water access and a guest draw protected by right under the zoning. The surrounding asset base supports almost any direction. The Historic Iditarod Trail sits adjacent, and the Lower Winner Creek Trail and the 23-mile Crow Pass Trail through Chugach State Park are immediately accessible. Four miles down the valley, Alyeska Resort offers world-class skiing, an aerial tram, summer mountain biking, paragliding, and year-round amenities, with Turnagain Arm beyond for fishing, beluga whale watching, and some of Alaska's most photographed scenery. The corridor operates 365 days a year. The setting performs in every season. Alyeska averages more than 650 inches of snowfall a year, among the deepest in North America, feeding a winter economy of skiing, the aerial tram, and backcountry access. Summers turn temperate, with days in the 60s and 70s and the long subarctic light that draws visitors north, while spring and fall carry steady shoulder-season traffic through the corridor. For an owner, that rhythm means earning potential is not confined to a single season, and a use mix of lodging, events, and guided experiences can flex to match the calendar. That matters now more than ever. The valley is in active transformation from a seasonal ski destination toward a year-round resort community, anchored by Alyeska Resort's planned Winner and Glacier Creek expansion. Every dollar Pomeroy invests in the valley increases the value of the only large, privately held, commercially zoned parcel above it. Crow Creek Mine is that parcel. The gold history is woven into the story of Alaska itself, and that authenticity is both the heart of the business and a commercial asset. Prospectors located the first claims in 1896, mining began with pick and shovel, and operations reached industrial scale with hydraulics in the early 20th century. By the 1920s Crow Creek ranked as the largest historic placer producer in the Kenai Peninsula and Turnagain Arm region, a distinction documented by the U.S. Bureau of Mines. Of the property's documented 42,500 ounces of total production, roughly 41,000 came before 1940. Large-scale mining ended in 1942 under the War Production Board's Order L-208, not through resource depletion, and federal price controls then held gold at $35 per ounce through 1971, making a restart of capital-intensive hydraulic mining uneconomical. Geologists familiar with the drainage and the U.S. Bureau of Mines description in Information Circular 9091 (1986) believe a substantial portion of the original deposit remains in the ground; IC 9091 rated the property's mineral potential as High. Gold here is coarse, with nuggets up to several ounces recovered. Small-scale extraction continues today as part of the guest experience and can be operated at current scale, expanded through Forest Service permitting, or held as an in-ground asset. Separately from the deeded acreage, the historically most productive ground upstream lies within a group of unpatented federal placer mining claims on Chugach National Forest land. These claims are not part of the 53 fee-simple acres or the base offering, but may be available to a qualified buyer for additional consideration as a separate possessory interest subject to Forest Service and BLM requirements. Acquired together with the deeded land, they would consolidate the heart of the Crow Creek drainage, surface and mineral, under single ownership. The property sits roughly 45 miles south of Anchorage and Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport via the Seward Highway. Year-round access is by paved Alyeska Highway, with the final approach on a maintained gravel section of Crow Creek Road. The result is a true Alaska wilderness setting with year-round road access, an international airport within an hour, and a working resort next door. Few offerings anywhere combine a resort-town location, a National Register landmark, an operating heritage business, rare development optionality, and a documented mineral history under one title. Crow Creek Historic Gold Mine has never come to market before, and a property like it will not again.

601 Crow Creek Road, Girdwood

Listing Office Hayden Outdoors, LLC

$345,000
3 Beds 2 Baths 26-7514 MLS
Yukon River Waterfront Retreat in Historic Eagle, Alaska! Experience the beauty of Alaska from this exceptional waterfront cabin nestled along the majestic Yukon River in the charming community of Eagle. Offering breathtaking river and mountain views, this fully furnished property is ready for immediate enjoyment as a year-round residence, seasonal getaway, or investment opportunity. Situated on two lots, this spacious cabin features 3 bedrooms and 2¾ bathrooms, with an upper-level balcony perfectly positioned to capture stunning panoramic views of the Yukon River and surrounding mountains. Warm and inviting interiors showcase custom handcrafted solid cherry wood cabinetry, adding timeless character and craftsmanship throughout the home. The well-appointed kitchen includes stainless steel appliances & propane stove, while modern conveniences such as a full-size washer and dryer, tankless water heater, and electric service provide comfort and efficiency. The home is equipped with oil heat and two heating units, ensuring warmth during Alaska's winter months. A durable metal roof offers lasting protection and low-maintenance ownership. Located in the heart of historic Eagle, you'll enjoy the unique charm of one of Alaska's most storied communities. Local amenities include an airport for convenient access, campgrounds, post office, library, fire service, and Eagle Community School, serving students from kindergarten through 12th grade. Whether you're seeking a peaceful riverside retreat, a family getaway, or a place to immerse yourself in Alaska's rich history and outdoor recreation, this remarkable Yukon River property offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of the Last Frontier. All furnishings convey with the sale--simply arrive and start enjoying Alaska living at its finest.

11 & 12 Jeannie's Subdivision, Eagle

Listing Office Jack White Real Estate

$589,000
3 Beds 3 Baths 26-7512 MLS
Welcome to this charming and well-maintained home at 9253 Gee Street in Juneau! Built in 1981, this inviting home offers 2,021 square feet of comfortable living space on a generous 12,723-square-foot corner lot. Featuring two bathrooms and a thoughtfully designed layout, the home provides plenty of room for both everyday living and entertaining. Large living areas, lots of storage space, abundant natural light, and a warm, welcoming atmosphere create the perfect setting to relax and enjoy all that Southeast Alaska has to offer. With a large master bedroom and huge walk-in closet, ample outdoor space and deck, and a peaceful location, this property is an ideal retreat for those seeking privacy, comfort, and the beauty of Juneau living.

9253 Gee Street, Juneau

Listing Office Congress Realty, Inc

$425,000
26-7511 MLS
Rare Cook Inlet Bluff Acreage with Panoramic Views! Discover nearly 30 acres of prime Alaska real estate just outside of Ninilchik, offering breathtaking panoramic views of Cook Inlet, mountain ranges, and endless coastal scenery. Comprised of two parcels totaling 29.77 acres, this exceptional property features direct access from the Sterling Highway and no CCRs, providing the freedom to bring vision to life. Whether you're dreaming of a private estate, recreational retreat, income-producing property, or exploring commercial opportunities, the possibilities are wide open. Enjoy the perfect balance of privacy, accessibility, and stunning natural beauty in one of Alaska's most scenic coastal corridors. Located just 2 miles from Ninilchik Beach, you'll have easy access to world-class fishing, beachcombing, boating, and outdoor recreation. Soldotna is approximately 40 minutes away, while Homer is just 45 minutes down the highway, making this an ideal location for both year-round living and investment potential. Build, invest, or create your Alaska dream on this spectacular Cook Inlet bluff property where the views are unforgettable and the opportunities are endless.

14179 Sterling Highway, Ninilchik

Listing Office Jack White Real Estate Soldotna

$375,000
26-7507 MLS
This remarkable 63.12-acre parcel offers sweeping views of Kachemak Bay, glaciers, mountains, and the natural beauty that makes Alaska so sought after. With DNR land stretching from the property toward the bay, you'll enjoy an exceptional sense of privacy, plus the confidence that your stunning views remain protected for years to come. Whether you're dreaming of building a private homestead, creating a large retreat, developing multiple lots, or investing in a rare piece of Alaska, this property offers endless possibilities. The acreage provides plenty of room to spread out while still capturing some of the most breathtaking scenery on the Kenai Peninsula. Wildlife, tranquility, and world class views come together on this one-of-a-kind property. If you've been searching for something that combines privacy, scale, and unforgettable views, this property deserves your attention. There is an easement to the property, but the road access will need to be completed. Please do not disturb the neighbors.

L2 Lupas Avenue, Homer

Listing Office Kachemak Real Estate Group Real Broker

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