Vacant Land Type: Recreational; Residential

Listing Terms Financing: Cash; Owner Finance

Land Features: Building Present; Driveway; Horse Property; Mobile Home Ok; Multi-Family Ok; Stub Out - Sewer; Stub Out - Water

Topography: Bluff; Level

View Type: Mountains; Unobstructed

Wtrfrnt-Access Near: None

Wtrfrnt-Frontage: None

Utilities: Elec - On Site; Fuel Oil; Septic - On Site; Well - On Site

Access: Dedicated Road; Government; Maintained; Paved

Road Maintenance: Road Mntd All Year

Documents: Prop Discl Available; Other - See Remarks

The property has a two story 40' X 40' structure originally designed as a barn and adapted for use as a home for many years. water well with plenty of excellent water, a new certified septic system Electricity is provided from an MEA transformer on site. An MEA utility corridor runs adjacent the southern perimeter. It carries not only electricity to the on-site transformer but has a new fiber optic cable for high-speed internet. Two driveways give access, one, on-site, goes to Willa's Way and the other gives legal access to the paved Willow-Fishhook Rd. It is rare to find a property that contains all of these advantages. It is only an hour and half drive on beautifully maintained paved roads to the Anchorage International Airport, even though comfortably set in a wilderness spot. The views from multiple building sites have 180 degree vistas of the Susitna Valley which include Sleeping Lady and Mt. Denali. More than half the acreage sits at approximately 1,100' elevation on level ground. (Most properties with incredible views are perched on steep mountain-sides.) It has paved-road access from Anchorage, an abundance of excellent water, electricity on-site, new septic, a starter structure and access on two sides directly to Borough and State recreational land. Borough land is adjacent the southern lot-line. Within this acreage lie an estimated hundred miles of wilderness trails used by snow-machiners, mushers, skiers and hikers, some of which is maintained by the Willow Trail Committee. State land borders the eastern perimeter. Willow Creek, across Willow Fishhook Rd offers gold panning, fishing and kayaking. The Hatcher Pass Summit is only 26 miles away.