Residential Type: B & B Potential; Single Family Res

Construction Type: Wood Frame

Roof Type: Metal

Foundation Type: Poured Concrete

Garage Type: Detached

Carport Type: Detached

Heating: Floor Furnace; Oil

Sewer Type: Septic Tank

Water Source: Public

Wtrfrnt-Frontage: None

Wtrfrnt-Access Near: Ocean

Meet the consummate man cave,a spacious, no-nonsense 2-3 bedroom home carved out of a solid shop, built for fishing, hunting, and living like you mean it. Set on 1.76 acres of pure privacy, this place has everything you need for the ultimate Alaskan escape. Fish to your heart's content, hunt like you mean it, put it away, and then relax in style. There's nothing to do here but be a man. Step inside to wide-open space, and a concrete slab floor in the main room (spill your beer- clean it up later), high ceilings, a Blaze King wood stove, heat pump and storage galore. The main level includes a big bedroom, roomy kitchen, laundry room, a bathroom with a shower, and a smaller office space that fits a couple of beds if needed,just enough for the whole crew to crash comfortably. Upstairs, there's another large bedroom so you can sprawl out in style. Gearheads and adventurers, rejoice -there's storage everywhere. Load it up with rods, ammo, bulk food, or whatever makes your wilderness dreams complete. Outside, grill your catch or cook up the day's crab (crab cooker included) under the covered hangout;also great for parking your ATV, or just kicking back. At night, gather around a fire pit built for tall tales and big plans. A fully outfitted meat processing room makes putting away wild game a breeze, and it comes with a top-of-the line vacuum packer and several freezers. There's even an actual freezer room, but you'll need to fix the compressor to get it operational. In the meantime, it's the perfect place for even more fishing gear. Need even more space? A cool storage room (yes, cool as in "man stuff goes here") gives you even more space for tools & outdoorsy gear. Lots of tools included! There's even a big boat shed to keep your rig dry through the winter. Park your truck under the carport or out in the open -there's more than enough room for all your toys. This is where the real stories begin. No property tax, no neighbors breathing down your neck,just you, the woods, and whatever's in season.