Vacant Land Type: Recreational; Remote

Listing Terms Financing: Cash

Land Features: Building Present; Outhouse; Parkside; Trees - Heavy

Topography: Bluff; Level; Sloping; Steep

View Type: Bay; Mountains; Unobstructed

Wtrfrnt-Access Near: Bay; Creek; Inlet; Ocean

Wtrfrnt-Frontage: Bay/Harbor; Inlet; Oceanfront

Waterfront Details: Motorized

Access: Floatplane; Water

Road Maintenance: No Road

Documents: Docs Posted on MLS; Prop Discl Available; Survey

neighbor is over a mile away, ensuring unmatched privacy and solitude. Despite its remoteness, Tutka Falls is easily reached by boat from nearby Homer or Seldovia Village, offering the perfect balance of wild isolation and practical access. At the heart of the property, a magnificent 160-foot waterfall cascades year-round through mossy rock, filling the air with the calming sound of rushing water. A pure-mountain creek provides abundant fresh water and excellent potential for sustainable hydroelectric power, making it ideal for a fully off-grid lifestyle. A partially completed 500-square-foot workshop provides a dry, functional space to begin bringing your vision to life, whether you're building a backcountry cabin, an artist's studio, or a one-of-a-kind wilderness retreat. DETAILS: - 5.0 Acres - 400'+ of costal frontage - reliable, year-round fresh water source with hydroelectric potential - private inholding within protected state lands AMBIANCE: - 160' (+/-) private waterfall - private stream - fronts the Tutka River tidal estuary ENVIRONS: - located entirely within Alaska's 400,000 acre Kachemak Bay State Park & Kachemak Bay State Wilderness Park - nearest neighbor is a mile away (the only other private landowner within almost 50 square miles) ACCESS: - ~16 miles from Homer / ~40 minutes by boat - ~10 miles from Jakalof Bay / ~20 minutes by boat IMPROVEMENTS: - 500 Square Foot workshop (in progress) - 3,500lb offshore mooring POTENTIAL: - ample buildable envelopes at base of the property - additional buildable envelopes above the waterfall - micro-hydroelectric (year-round stream with hundreds of feet of hydrostatic head) - solar with ample south-southwest exposure