Residential Type: Single Family Res

Construction Type: Log

Exterior Finish: Log

Roof Type: Metal

Foundation Type: Post on Pad

Floor Style: Cabin; Log

Garage Type: None

Carport Type: None

Heating: Wood

Sewer Type: None

Water Source: Water Delivered

Dining Room Type: Area

Features-Interior: BR/BA Primary on Main Level; Soaking Tub; Vaulted Ceiling(s); Wood Stove; Wood Counters

Appliances: Range; Gas Range; Gas Oven; Microwave; Refrigerator; Gas Water Heater; Tankless Water Heater

Flooring: Painted/Stained

Features-Additional: Deck/Patio; Generator; Hot Tub; Lot-Bluff; Outhouse; View; Waterfront; Waterfront Access

Access Type: Dedicated Road; Gravel; Maintained; Private

View Type: Bay; Mountains; Unobstructed

Topography: Rolling; Steep

Wtrfrnt-Frontage: Bay/Harbor

Wtrfrnt-Access Near: Bay

Listing Terms Financing: Cash; Other

Docs Avl for Review: Lease

Waterfront Log Home with Rare Road Access on the Seldovia Side of the Bay There are waterfront cabins, and then there are opportunities that simply don't come along very often. This custom-built log home offers something almost unheard of on the Seldovia side of Seldovia Bay, the ability to drive your own vehicle directly to the property. Built in 1988 by a local log craftsman, the home sits on the shoreline overlooking the head of Seldovia River and the sparkling waters of Seldovia Bay. Thanks to its unique location, the property enjoys both morning and afternoon sunshine, filling the home and expansive wraparound deck with natural light throughout the day while showcasing spectacular views of the bay and surrounding mountains. What truly sets this property apart is its private road access through Native lands. There are no other leased properties on this side of Seldovia Bay that offer this convenience. Instead of arriving by boat and hauling supplies, you can simply drive right to your front door, an extraordinary advantage that makes this property unlike any other in the area. The approximately 8,500-foot access road provides easy travel from Seldovia during the accessible seasons. In winter, the road is not maintained, so owners would need to plow snow if they wish to drive, or simply embrace another Alaska tradition and arrive by snow machine, making every trip part of the adventure. Inside, the home embraces the warmth and character of classic Alaska living. The spacious kitchen features ample workspace, a generous pantry, and propane appliances. Since electricity is not available in this area, the home operates off-grid, with water hauled to two storage tanks. The current owners have enjoyed the cabin as a summer retreat, finding that the abundant Alaska daylight and minimal propane lighting perfectly complement the rustic lifestyle. The open-concept living and dining area is highlighted by vaulted ceilings and large windows that frame breathtaking views across Seldovia Bay. Every season brings a different landscape to enjoy, whether you're watching the changing tides, passing boats, or the mountains beyond. The main-floor primary bedroom features large southwest-facing windows, allowing you to wake each morning to panoramic water and mountain views. Step outside onto the wraparound deck, where nearly 180-degree vistas create the perfect setting for morning coffee, evening gatherings, or simply soaking in the quiet beauty of the surroundings. Above the main level is an expansive loft of approximately 585 square feet. While the ceiling height is lower, the loft stretches the full length of the cabin, creating an impressive amount of additional living space. One of its most inviting features is a bright artist's atelier tucked alongside the windows overlooking the bay, a peaceful place to paint, write, read, or simply be inspired by the changing tides and wildlife. The loft also offers abundant room for guests, hobbies, and provides extra sleeping quarters. This was considered the second bedroom in the listing. Life here is defined by the wildlife just outside your door. Bald eagles soar overhead, sea otters play in the calm waters, and black bears are frequent visitors, often wandering the shoreline in search of food. During the summer salmon runs, thousands of pink salmon make their way toward the Seldovia River, creating one of nature's most remarkable seasonal displays. At low tide, the beach reveals beds of mussels and an entirely different landscape to explore. Because the property sits at the back of Seldovia Bay, the water is remarkably quiet. Low tides prevent boat access for much of the day, naturally limiting traffic and creating an atmosphere of peace and solitude that is increasingly difficult to find. The exception comes during the pink salmon run, when the bay comes alive with the energy of returning fish and the wildlife they attract. A trail leads down to the beach, and remnants of the original staircase from the deck still remain, offering the opportunity to restore easy waterfront access with a bit of work. Another wonderful advantage is that the home is being offered fully furnished, with the exception of the owners' personal belongings, artwork, and a few sentimental items that will not transfer with the sale. From the moment you take possession, you'll have a comfortable and functional retreat ready to enjoy, simply bring your groceries, your fishing pole, and your sense of adventure. If you've been searching for a true Alaska retreat--a substantial waterfront parcel, a handcrafted log home, unmatched privacy, and the rare ability to drive directly to your cabin--this property deserves your attention. The parcel is leased through the Seldovia Native Association under a 55-year lease that expires in 2042, with an option to renew for an additional 55 years, which takes it out to 2097! Lease amount in 2025 was $3,587.63 and the taxes in 2025 were $1,363.14. Schedule your private showing and experience firsthand what makes this waterfront property one of the most unique offerings in the Seldovia area.