Multi-Family Type: Other - See Remarks

Exterior Finish: Wood

Roof Type: Asphalt

Foundation Type: Block; Poured Concrete; Unknown - BTV

Construction Type: Wood Frame - 2x6

Garage Type: None

Carport Type: None

Heating: Floor Furnace; Forced Air; Oil

Sewer-Type: Septic Tank

Water Source: Private; Well

Access Type: Government; Paved; Maintained

View Type: Inlet; Mountains; Ocean; Unobstructed

Topography: Bluff; Level

Wtrfrnt-Frontage: Inlet

Wtrfrnt-Access Near: Inlet; Ocean

Features-MultiFamily: CO Detector(s); Fire Pit; Owner Occupied; Shed; Smoke Detector(s); Vaulted Ceiling(s); Washer/Dryer

Flooring: Carpet; Laminate; Vinyl

Listing Terms Financing: Cash; Conventional

Extensively remodeled and expanded between 2019 and 2022, the 3,288-square-foot main lodge comfortably accommodates up to 20 guests with six bedrooms and five bathrooms. The dramatic great room features vaulted ceilings, a stone fireplace, and expansive windows that frame Alaska's spectacular scenery. Dining area seats 14, while the newly updated commercial-grade galley kitchen is fully equipped with double ovens, multiple prep and dishwashing stations, generous refrigeration, and everything needed to host large groups, retreats, or events. Outdoor living is equally impressive. A sprawling deck overlooks Cook Inlet and the surrounding volcanoes and is designed for entertaining with a pellet grill, propane grill, camp stove, outdoor prep space, and abundant seating. Guests can relax in the gazebo while taking in unforgettable sunsets or wander the scenic trails that wind throughout the property. In addition to the main lodge, the property includes a charming guest cabin complete with a kitchen, full bath, loft, and sleeping accommodations for up to six guests--ideal for owners, additional rental income, or extended family. Thoughtfully equipped for year-round operation, the property also features a newly constructed greenhouse and potting studio, multiple storage buildings, mature landscaping, a backup generator, well water with Culligan filtration, on-demand hot water, fuel oil heat, and a Toyo stove. Established in 1985, Clam Gulch Lodge has welcomed more than 3,700 guests from all 49 U.S. states and 31 countries, earning a reputation as one of the Kenai Peninsula's premier destination lodges. Whether you envision continuing its successful hospitality legacy, creating an exclusive retreat, hosting corporate events, or enjoying an extraordinary private estate, this remarkable property offers endless possibilities in one of Alaska's most scenic locations.