Courtesy: Jack White Real Estate Mat Su
907-376-2414
Stunning log cabin retreat with large logs in the heart of the Denali area! Surrounded by majestic mountain and luminous Northern lights. Fully fenced with a detached Log shop and storage shed, all featuring durable metal roofs. NO PROPERTY TAX! Private well and septic complete this peaceful Alaskan escape where nature is your neighbor.
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 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
NEW PRICE $117,000! MOTIVATED SELLER intends to sell before year-end 2026. BRING ALL OFFERS! Rare opportunity to own 4.5 private wooded acres with direct Bear Creek frontage, a 400 SF cabin and year-round fresh water spring near Healy and Denali National Park. An incredible Alaska recreational retreat with the accessibility buyers want and the wilderness they come here to find. BEAR CREEK FRONTAGE " CABIN " FRESH WATER " ROAD ACCESS This property brings together four things Alaska land buyers consistently look for: water, an existing structure, usable acreage and accessibility. Instead of starting with raw vacant land, the property already has a 400 SF cabin, year-round fresh water spring and simple off-grid improvements in place. PROPERTY FEATURES " 4.5 private wooded acres " Direct Bear Creek frontage " Approximately 400 SF cabin " Year-round fresh water spring on site " Outhouse and simple off-grid setup " Multiple property access points " Convenient access from the George Parks Highway " Wooded setting providing privacy and separation " Near Healy for fuel, dining and everyday services " Minutes from the Denali National Park area 400 SF ALASKA CABIN The existing cabin gives a new owner an immediate foothold on the property. Use it as a seasonal getaway, recreational cabin or basecamp while enjoying the land today and considering additional improvements for the future. For buyers who have dreamed about owning an Alaska cabin without taking on a major property or complicated remote access, this is an opportunity to start with something manageable. BEAR CREEK AT YOUR DOORSTEP Direct frontage on Bear Creek adds an entirely different dimension to the property. Water provides scenery, sound, wildlife habitat and the atmosphere buyers envision when searching for creekfront property in Alaska. Combined with the surrounding trees and acreage, the creek helps create a private setting that feels removed from everyday life. YEAR-ROUND FRESH WATER SPRING A year-round fresh water spring is located on the property, an especially noteworthy feature for buyers considering recreational or off-grid use. The existing setup remains simple, giving the next owner the freedom to determine how much or how little additional infrastructure fits their plans. 4.5 ACRES WITH MULTIPLE ACCESS POINTS The acreage provides room to spread out, explore and plan for the future. Multiple access points add flexibility for accessing different portions of the property and may provide options as the next owner determines how they want to use the land. Whether the goal is maintaining privacy around the existing cabin, creating additional recreational space or evaluating a future homesite, 4.5 acres provides substantially more flexibility than a typical cabin lot. DENALI AREA BASECAMP The Healy and Denali region provides access to some of Interior Alaska's most recognized outdoor country. Depending on the season, the surrounding area offers opportunities for: " Hiking and backcountry exploration " Fishing " Hunting " Rafting and river recreation " ATV riding " Snowmachining " Wildlife viewing " Photography " Northern Lights viewing " Exploring the greater Denali region The property could serve as a central basecamp for buyers who want their own piece of Alaska to return to after a day outdoors. REMOTE FEEL WITHOUT FLY-IN ACCESS One of the property's strongest advantages is the balance between wilderness and accessibility. You can enjoy a wooded creekfront setting while retaining convenient access from the George Parks Highway. That makes the property particularly interesting for Lower 48 buyers who want an authentic Alaska retreat but aren't looking for the additional logistics of a boat or fly-in-only property. A PROPERTY WITH MULTIPLE POSSIBILITIES The combination of acreage, cabin, creek frontage, fresh water and access lends itself to a variety of potential uses: " Private Alaska getaway " Recreational cabin " Hunting or fishing basecamp " Seasonal retreat " Off-grid escape " Future homesite " Denali area basecamp " Long-term Alaska land holding Any future development or change in use should be independently investigated and verified by the buyer. THE OPPORTUNITY The seller's plans are changing, and the goal is to transition this property to a new owner before the end of 2026. For buyers who have been watching the Alaska land market and waiting for the right combination of water, acreage, an existing cabin and accessibility, this deserves a closer look. DON'T JUST DREAM ABOUT ALASKA. OWN YOUR PIECE OF IT.
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
Rare 22.51-acre remote Alaska retreat near Denali with a furnished 3-bedroom cabin, GVEA grid power, private well, full bath, laundry, modern kitchen and multiple heat sources. Enjoy Alaska Range views, Northern Lights, wildlife and true backcountry privacy. Unique footbridge and ATV trail access preserve the seclusion while offering comforts rarely found this deep in the Alaska wilderness. Located in the remote community of Ferry, approximately 25 miles from the entrance to Denali National Park, this property offers an opportunity to experience Interior Alaska on your own terms. The two-story, approximately 1,070-square-foot cabin features upper and lower decks designed to take advantage of the surrounding landscape. The main living area includes comfortable furnishings and a 70-inch smart TV. A King Circulator wood stove with locally sourced stonework adds warmth and classic Alaska character, while a Wi-Fi-capable Toyo heater allows remote temperature monitoring. The kitchen is equipped with a refrigerator, oven/range, microwave, dishwasher, sink and cabinet storage. Upstairs are three furnished bedrooms, with select rooms providing direct access to the upper deck. Additional storage is available throughout the cabin. The acreage combines cleared areas, natural vegetation and wooded ground with trails extending through portions of the property. The western side reaches toward a bluff overlooking the Nenana River corridor, with the Alaska Railroad and distant mountain scenery creating a setting unique to Interior Alaska. Outdoor recreational opportunities in the surrounding area include hunting, fishing, hiking, ATV riding, snowmachining, wildlife viewing, photography, berry picking and foraging. Moose are frequently seen in the area, along with a variety of other Interior Alaska wildlife and bird species. Access begins from a 50' x 36' parking allotment on the west side of the Nenana River, managed by FC Corp with no annual fee. From the parking area, an approximately 600-foot-long, 46-inch-wide footbridge alongside the Alaska Railroad trestle crosses the Nenana River and accommodates ATV access during summer conditions. From the east side of the river, travel continues approximately three miles by ATV along a public 60-foot-wide gravel easement paralleling the river and railroad. Winter access varies with river, snow, ice and weather conditions. Under appropriate conditions, the frozen river may provide snowmachine and vehicle access for transporting larger items. Buyers should independently evaluate seasonal access requirements for their intended use. The property was also featured during Season 2 of Railroad Alaska, adding an interesting piece of Alaska television history to an already distinctive setting. For buyers seeking genuine Alaska seclusion rather than conventional road-system living, 1210 Hudson Road offers the opportunity to own a remarkable piece of the Interior Alaska landscape.
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.
