Courtesy: Valley Market Real Estate
907-745-8673
Own a piece of history! Rare 5 acre parcel and two cabins on Alexander Creek, surrounded by miles of public lands and the only private parcel in the section. Sits in the middle of prime hunting and fishing country with access by boat or aircraft in the Summer and snowmobile in the Winter. One cabin is a frame 20x28 and the other is a log 16x36 with an upper level. Selling As-is. This property was the original Ross Homestead. Several books have been written about their life at this property in the "Growing Up Wild" series and "Tales of the Trapline" by Janette Ross Riehle. The original log cabin from the 30s is still there and useable and has had the floor, windows, and roof replaced. The two story addition was put on around 1976. In 1993 a bunkhouse cabin was built further back on the lot. in 2011 the original cabin was moved to the other side of the two story cabin due to river erosion. The property was originally used for homesteading with trapping and mink farming. Since then it has been used for recreational hunting and fishing including a base for guiding international fishing clients. Black bear, brown bear, moose, and wolves have all been seen in the area.
Courtesy: Arrowhead Land Company, LLC
833-873-2452
Welcome to your own piece of remote Alaska paradise on Onestone Lake in Skwentna! Located approximately 71 +/- air miles from Anchorage, this property offers true Alaska seclusion while still being within reach of the state's largest city. With no road access, the property is accessible by floatplane in the summer and snowmachine in the winter. Set on 9 +/- acres across two lakefront lots and surrounded by nothing but the beauty and solitude of the Alaskan wilderness, this one-of-a-kind property offers a rare combination of history, comfort, self-sufficiency, and true off-grid living. For those looking for additional acreage, another 4.5 +/- acres may also be available for purchase at an additional cost. The approximately 1,100 +/- sq ft home was built by Bob Kowalke, one of the founders of the legendary Iron Dog snowmachine race. Adding even more to the property's incredible Alaska history and location, the Iron Dog race route passes just a little over a mile from the property. The world-famous Iditarod Trail also crosses directly over Onestone Lake and can be clearly seen from the living room--a front-row seat to one of Alaska's most iconic traditions. Inside, the home features one full bedroom, a large loft, spacious living area, and an oversized kitchen equipped with new, high-quality appliances. At the heart of the home is a new Kitchen Queen Hearth Master 240 wood cook stove, providing both an efficient heat source and the ability to cook without relying on electricity or propane. A large pantry with extensive shelving provides plenty of room to stock up for extended stays or year-round living. The bathroom features a full shower and full-size washing machine. A rear utility room houses the 325-gallon water storage tank, Navien on-demand propane water heater, lithium battery bank, and additional storage. The property has been thoughtfully developed for serious off-grid living. The solar system includes 18 - 415-watt solar panels mounted on a large adjustable tilting array designed to take advantage of the changing angle of the Alaska sun. The system is supported by four 100Ah, 51.2V LiFePO4 wall-mounted batteries, multiple charge controllers, and a pure sine wave inverter/charger. Multiple generators provide additional backup power. Water is pumped directly from the lake into the home's storage system and passes through an extensive multi-stage filtration system, including filtration down to 0.2 microns and an activated carbon filter. Outside, the property is exceptionally well equipped. A shop provides workspace and storage, while a Range Road sawmill allows an owner to process lumber right on the property. A John Deere tractor with front-end loader and multiple attachments, boats, motors, modular dock system, generators, tools, fishing equipment, maintenance supplies, and an extensive collection of other equipment are included at the $175,000 offering price. Much of what would normally have to be purchased and transported into a remote Alaska property is already here. For buyers wanting an even more complete turnkey setup, additional equipment may also be available for purchase at an additional cost, including snowmachines and other items. Combined with the potential availability of an additional 4.5 +/- acres, a buyer may have the opportunity to expand both the property and equipment package to fit their needs. This isn't simply a seasonal recreational cabin--it has served as a full-time residence for the past three years. The infrastructure has already been established for comfortable year-round off-grid living, making this an incredible opportunity for someone looking for a remote homestead, recreational retreat, Iditarod or Iron Dog basecamp, or simply a place to escape into true Alaska solitude. Opportunities like this don't come along often. With an established off-grid home, extensive infrastructure, lake frontage, acreage, equipment, incredible Alaska history, and direct proximity to both the legendary Iditarod Trail and Iron Dog race route, Onestone Lake offers a truly unique piece of Alaska! All showings are by appointment only. Disclaimer: The boundary lines shown are approximate and are provided for general reference only. Arrowhead Land Company makes no representations or warranties, express or implied, as to the accuracy, completeness, or reliability of those property lines. Buyers are advised to obtain an independent survey to verify exact property boundaries.
Courtesy: Keller Williams Realty Alaska Group of Wasilla
907-864-6500
This isn't your typical cabin--it's a full-on home away from home, right out in the Alaskan wilderness on nearly 5 acres. With 4 beds, 1.5 baths, a garage, and a rec room perfect for kicking back with friends, it's comfy and ready for whatever you've got planned. The place is loaded with modern touches like central vac and comes fully furnished, so you can just show up and start living the Alaska dream. Whether you're into snowmachining through winter trails, hunting in the fall, boating and fishing all summer, or just soaking in killer Mt. Susitna views from your front door, this spot has it all. Public airstrip out back to fly in and take your truck to the property. Boat in from the Deshka is less than an hour ride. This place is ready for adventure no matter the season and is just waiting on you!
Courtesy: 360 N. Realty LLC
907-841-3813
Comfortable Year-Round Off-Grid Living with generator electricity, septic, and water. 20'x40' garage. $270,000 The cabin on the Lake is only accessible by float plane in the summer. In the winter, the cabin can be accessed by snow machine or bush plane on skis, making it about as private as one can get. 33.86 Acres included with this Remote Alaskan Cabin. Please see Supplements.
Courtesy: Valley Market Real Estate
907-745-8673
Nice cabin on the shore of the Yentna River only about 1 mile above the Big Bend. Fantastic view of Mt Mckinley. Easy access from the Yentna to the cabin. Good hunting location and fantastic fishing spot just across the river. Sandbar on the other side of river is usually open for landing a plane, and when water is low there is a good one on. the cabin side of the river.
Courtesy: Five Star Realty, LLC
907-262-2445
Insulated cabin on Otter Lake with stunning views! Property is a great for hunters & fishermen. Cabin is dry with a bedroom upstairs and kitchen downstairs and small area to sit, also has a wood burning stove.
Courtesy: Statewide Real Estate, LLC
907-272-2121
1,816 sf Log Cabin w/well, septic & private airstrip near Shell Lake & Skwentna River. Covered porch, storage shed, generator shed. Generator; wood stove. Unrestricted. Turn-key; as-is, where-is. Cash; or Owner will finance sale w/large down payment. Office File #S474
Skwentna is located in Alaska. Skwentna, Alaska has a population of 69. Skwentna is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 53.85% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 36.12%.
The median household income for the surrounding county is $79,300 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Skwentna is 60.3 years.
The average high temperature in July is 67.2 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 2.8 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 25.1 inches per year, with 154.1 inches of snow per year.
