Vacant Land Type: Recreational; Residential

Listing Terms Financing: Cash; Conventional; Owner Finance

Land Features: Covenants; Fire Service Area; Trees - Sparse

Topography: Level; Sloping

View Type: Inlet; Mountains; Ocean

Wtrfrnt-Access Near: Inlet; River

Wtrfrnt-Frontage: None

Utilities: Elec - On Site; Electric-Underground; Natural Gas - None; Pub Wtr-None; Septic - None; Sewer-None; Telephone - In Area; Well - None

Access: Gravel; Maintained

Road Maintenance: Road Mntd All Year

Documents: CC&R's; Soils Test; Survey

The name Ninilchik is thought to originate from the Dena'ina Athabaskan word meaning "Lodge is Built Place." The new Tikahtnu Heights Subdivision overlooks the Cook Inlet just south of Ninilchik, near hunting and fishing grounds that have long sustained Alaskans. Tikahtnu is the Dena'ina word for Cook Inlet and means "Big Water River." The area has long been a meeting place for the indigenous peoples of the region. Live on the newly built Hyila Lane, meaning "Morning Mist" in Dena'ina. This new road was built in June 2019 to Kenai Peninsula Borough standards and will be maintained year-round. Homer Electric Association is currently installing underground electric for the new subdivision. Enjoy the morning sunshine as it filters through the trees to the yard of your lovely home in the vibrant Community of Ninilchik! Also: · Less than a mile away from Deep Creek State Recreation Area and boat launch · One mile south of the Kenai Peninsula Fairgrounds · Plenty of wildlife in the area, including moose, black bear and eagles