Courtesy: Keller Williams Realty Alaska Group of Wasilla
907-864-6500
Your next Alaskan home is waiting for you in the heart of Healy! This professionally constructed residence is situated on a 1.67-acre lot within the Tri-Valley subdivision. Inside, the home welcomes you with an open-concept living and dining area that flows into a large galley kitchen, complete with stainless steel appliances and a newer electric oven and dishwasher. Designed for comfort and efficiency, the home features a full HVAC system and in-floor radiant heat, which can be powered by either the indoor fuel oil boiler or the outdoor wood-fired boiler. The property is also conveniently pre-plumbed for a whole-house vacuum system. The thoughtful layout offers three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a utility room, and a bonus flex space that currently houses the laundry but could easily convert into a home office, gym, or entertainment room. Step outside onto the wooden deck--perfect for grilling and soaking up the midnight sun--and explore a yard packed with amenities. Hobbyists will love the 12'x24' detached shop, kept cozy year-round by a Toyo stove. Complete with a greenhouse for your summer gardening, a dedicated storage shed, and an expansive lawn, this conveniently located property represents a rare, turnkey opportunity in the Denali Borough market.
Courtesy: Mossy Oak Properties of Alaska - Wasilla
907-357-5100
Rare 4.5-acre Bear Creek frontage just outside Healy, Alaska. Property includes a cozy 400 sq ft cabin, year-round fresh water spring, multiple access points, and easy access off the George Parks Highway. Private, wooded, and usable land near Denali National Park--ideal for a recreational retreat, off-grid escape, or future build. Alaska Creekfront Escape Near Healy - 4.5 Acres with Cabin, Water, and Privacy with outside Outhouse Welcome to your own slice of authentic Alaska 4.5 pristine acres with direct Bear Creek frontage, just outside of Healy and minutes from world-class outdoor recreation. This rare property offers the perfect balance of privacy, accessibility, and natural beauty, making it ideal as a recreational retreat, seasonal residence, or off-grid getaway. Nestled among mature trees and unspoiled wilderness, the approximately 400 sq ft cabin provides a cozy and functional basecamp for all your Alaska adventures. Whether you're fishing the creek, exploring nearby trails, or simply unplugging and enjoying the quiet, this property delivers the true Alaska experience buyers are searching for. A year-round spring with fresh water adds exceptional value and usability, setting this property apart from others in the area. Multiple access points offer flexibility for future improvements, seasonal access, or alternative build sites. The land itself is usable, scenic, and rich with wildlife moose, caribou, and bears are commonly seen in the region. Located just off the George Parks Highway, the property offers convenient access while still feeling remote and secluded. Healy provides nearby services, fuel, dining, and proximity to Denali National Park, one of Alaska's most iconic destinations. This area is well known for hunting, fishing, snowmachining, hiking, rafting, and year-round outdoor recreation. Legal description: Lot 1, Block 12A, Alaska State Land Survey #79-166, June Creek Alaska Subdivision. Commonly known as 79166 Jackson Road, Healy, Alaska (official address not yet assigned). Whether you're looking for a private retreat, an investment in Alaska land, or a basecamp near Denali, opportunities like this with creek frontage, water source, acreage, and road access are increasingly rare. Come experience the freedom, quiet, and beauty that only Alaska can offer.
Courtesy: RMG Real Estate
907-865-8855
Welcome to your private retreat in Healy, Alaska. This warm and inviting, single story ranch home sits on 1.3 acres and has one bedroom, a 3/4 bath, vaulted T&G ceilings, and a covered front porch. The two extra outbuildings have great space for storage, additional hobbies or entertaining. The workshop has its own heat and electricity.
Courtesy: Mossy Oak Properties of Alaska - Wasilla
907-357-5100
Situated just 25 miles from the entrance of Denali National Park, this remote cabin, Alaska, presents a rare opportunity to claim your slice of Alaska within the secluded community of Ferry. This isolated parcel is only accessible by trail, yet offers the best of both worlds--the charm of off-grid & remote living while enjoying the comforts of power supplied by GVEA. Accessing the Cabin To reach the property, you'll cross a 46-inch-wide & 600-foot-long footbridge along the Alaska Railroad train trestle that spans the Nenana River. In the summer, the footbridge accommodates ATV use, serving as the primary access to the town of Ferry during the summer months. In the winter, the Nenena River freezes sufficiently to enable snow machine and vehicle crossings, providing residents with an opportunity to transport larger items. Once across, it's a 3-mile ATV ride along a public 60-foot-wide gravel easement that runs parallel to the Nenana River and the railroad tracks. Parking: The parcel also features a 50' x 36' parking allotment on the west side of the Nenana River (highway side), managed by FC Corp with no annual fees. Equipped with power and with the help of modern technology, you can conveniently keep your vehicle plugged in during the cold winter months and start it from the comfort of your cabin. The Cabin: One challenge of living remotely is furnishing the cabin. With access limited to trails, transporting large furniture and appliances can be tough. Fortunately, this cabin comes completely furnished, with most items--including the sofa and mattresses--being new. The sweat equity has already been invested! At the end of the 3 mile easement, you'll find a two-story cabin featuring upper and lower wrap-around decks that offer breathtaking panoramic views of the Northern Lights in winter and on clear days and the magnificent Alaska Range year-round. Downstairs: - Kitchen: Enjoy a fully equipped kitchen featuring modern appliances, including a dishwasher, refrigerator, oven, and microwave. - Bathroom: The full downstairs bathroom is designed with a stand-up shower, bathtub, vanity, and toilet. - Living Room: The cozy downstairs living room features a sectional couch, recliner, and a 70" flat-screen smart TV, setting the cozy atmosphere for relaxing family nights. Gather around the wood stove for a Netflix & chill streaming experience amidst the serene call of the wild! A modern WiFi compatible Toyo heater ensures a comfortable temperature even during the coldest Alaskan nights. Upstairs: - Master Bedroom: Upstairs you'll discover the main bedroom, featuring a queen-sized mattress and frame, a flat-screen TV, closet space, and a door leading to the upper balcony. This balcony offers breathtaking views of the Northern Lights in winter with the stunning Alaska Range in the distance. - Bedroom #2: Furnished with a full-sized mattress. - Bedroom #3: Furnished with a queen-sized mattress with access to the upper balcony, overlooking the front lawn and the trail entrance. - Laundry Room: Conveniently located in the upstairs corridor between the main bedroom and the children's rooms, the laundry room is equipped with a washer and dryer, along with storage space in the hallway closets. Subsistence Living and Hunting Right at Your Doorstep This property is an outdoor enthusiast's dream, with frequent visits from bull moose and opportunities to observe mother moose and their calves grazing in the summer. On the east side of the lot, beavers diligently build their lodges, while a keen eye may spot a lynx or, if you're lucky, a wolverine. Wolf tracks can often be seen, and their howls can be heard echoing in the distance. This haven is rich with wildlife and must be treated with respect, as grizzly bears have been spotted nearby. The spacious 22-acre parcel is rich in firewood, with ATV and snow machine trails weaving through the property for easy transportation of firewood and game back to the cabin. Endless Outdoor Activities With Denali National Park just a 30-minute drive down the Parks Highway, outdoor recreational activities are endless! Properties in this location at such value are incredibly RARE! Engage in sheep and caribou hunting in the Denali Preserve, or fish for arctic grayling in the Nenana River and its tributaries. Chelatna Lake is home to northern pike, rainbow trout, Pacific salmon, and lake trout, providing ample fishing opportunities. Birdwatchers will enjoy observing the majestic swans that return each spring to nest in nearby ponds. Migratory birds such as snow geese, Canada geese, and sandhill cranes pass through, while owls hoot and snowshoe hares bounce through the surrounding woods. In the fall, spruce grouse hunting is available right on your property. If foraging is your passion, the nearby woods are abundant with mushrooms and lingonberries in the fall, and secret spots for blueberry and raspberry picking can be found close by. A Year-Round Haven This property is the perfect setting for a quintessential Alaskan getaway with family, a hunting trip with friends, or a year-round homestead for those wishing to escape the daily grind while staying connected to modern technology. A Unique Legacy The owner and cabin were featured on Season 2 of Railroad Alaska, adding a unique touch to this already remarkable property. This is the real deal, offering a genuine Alaskan experience that can be streamed internationally! Don't miss out on this rare opportunity! Contact us today to schedule your private showing and start your Alaskan adventure!
Healy is located in Alaska. Healy, Alaska has a population of 911. Healy is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 31.19% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 27.37%.
The median household income in Healy, Alaska is $89,531. The median household income for the surrounding county is $78,750 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Healy is 48.3 years.
The average high temperature in July is 69.1 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of -8 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 15.1 inches per year, with 86.5 inches of snow per year.
