Courtesy: Alaska Statewide Realty Co
907-830-6107
Private Island Retreat on Lake Aleknagik - 1.61 Acres of Secluded Alaska Paradise Discover a rare opportunity to own a breathtaking slice of Alaska on the north shore of Huckleberry Island. This 1.61-acre recreational property in the Suvarak Island Subdivision offers a peaceful escape with unobstructed panoramic views of Lake Aleknagik and the surrounding mountain ranges. Free from bears and no property taxes, this is truly a low-maintenance, high-reward investment in serenity and adventure. Designed for recreational use, however there is great potential for year-round residential use with cabin upgrades (water and winterization). The property ensures a quiet and private setting perfect for family getaways, fishing trips, or long, relaxing retreats. Main Cabin & Guest Accommodations include a two-story main cabin (24' x 24') provides comfortable living for up to five people, featuring: " A wood-burning stove for cozy heat " Propane-powered appliances " Indoor plumbing tied to a septic system " Lake-fed water supply with submersible pump " Furnished with beds, linens, and complete kitchen essentials Need extra room? The bunkhouse (12' x 27') with its new roof and foundation accommodates up to eight guestsideal for visitors, family gatherings, or group adventures. Additional outbuildings include a 10' x 20' metal storage container, a 4' x 8' wood-frame shed, and a convenient outhouse. Outdoor Access & Equipment are all included to make this island get-away TURN-KEY! Enjoy effortless access to the water with your private newer dock, protected from northwest winds and built for both boats and floatplanes. The property also comes fully equipped with: " A 1993 Ford F-150 pickup truck " A 19' Wooldridge boat and trailer with two outboard motors " Fishing gear, life jackets, generators, a new DR mower, chainsaw, and maintenance tools Let's not forget the legendary World-Class Fishing & Hunting this region has to offer - home to all five species of Pacific salmon, rainbow trout, Arctic char, northern pike, and grayling. The Bristol Bay area boasts and hosts one of the world's largest sockeye wild salmon runs in the world. Big-game hunting is also abundant, making this a sportsman's dream come true. Reaching your island retreat is convenient, simple and reliable: " Fly commercially to Dillingham via Alaska Airlines or private airline " Drive 21 miles on a paved, year-round maintained road to the village of Aleknagik " Then boat 15 minutes across the lake to your private getaway Aleknagik serves as the gateway to Tikchik State Park, the largest state park in the U.S., where unspoiled wilderness, stunning scenery, and endless recreation await. A Once-in-a-Lifetime Ownership Opportunity whether you're seeking an Alaskan basecamp, family vacation spot, or peaceful off-grid residence, this property combines comfort, convenience, and natural beauty like nowhere else. Enjoy easy access, modern amenities, and the true spirit of the Alaska frontierall from a piece of your very own island.
Aleknagik is located in Alaska. Aleknagik, Alaska has a population of 125. Aleknagik is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 10% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 31.16%.
The median household income in Aleknagik, Alaska is $46,875. The median household income for the surrounding county is $62,115 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Aleknagik is 33.6 years.
The average high temperature in July is 61.2 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 9.5 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 25.3 inches per year, with 90.9 inches of snow per year.
