Vacant Land Type: Recreational; Remote; Residential

Listing Terms Financing: Cash

Land Features: Driveway; Fire Service Area; Gravel Pad; Mobile Home Ok; Multi-Family Ok; Road Service Area; Trees - Cleared; Trees - Heavy; Trees - Sparse

Topography: Bluff; Level; Sloping

View Type: Bay; City Lights; Inlet; Mountains; Ocean; Unobstructed

Wtrfrnt-Access Near: Bay; Ocean

Wtrfrnt-Frontage: Bay/Harbor; Oceanfront

Utilities: Electric-Overhead; Septic - None; Telephone - On Site; Well - None

Access: Government; Gravel; Maintained; Water

Road Maintenance: Road Mntd All Year

Documents: Prop Discl Available

Just under five Acres. 400+ Feet of Kachemak Bay Waterfront. Six Miles from Seldovia. There are places where you truly get away from it all--and then there are places where you can get away from it all without giving up the things that make life work. This is one of those places. Set along Kachemak Bay just six miles from Seldovia, this large property offers an uncommon combination of waterfront, forest, views, privacy and possibilities, with the support of a vibrant coastal community close by. Imagine waking up to the sound of the bay, spending the afternoon exploring your own shoreline, then heading into Seldovia for an ice cream, dinner, a trip to the post office or library, or simply to connect with friends and neighbors. You can have a remote-feeling Alaska retreat without being truly remote. Seldovia is a small community with a big heart, and the infrastructure to support everyday life. There is a school, post office, grocery store, restaurants, gift shops, library, volunteer Fire & EMS and the people who make a community feel like home. And then there is the property itself. More than 400 feet of Kachemak Bay shoreline borders the lower portion, while the acreage extends across both sides of Jakolof Bay Road. Mature trees, alder and abundant salmonberries create a natural Alaska setting, with open areas and views that invite you to start imagining what could be here. A pioneered driveway reaches the upper portion of the property, where roughed-out building sites offer expansive bay views. Additional potential building areas can be found closer to the beach, perhaps the perfect spot for a cabin, gathering space or gazebo where you can listen to the waves. A creek and small reservoir add another layer to the landscape, while an HEA electric line easement crosses the property, bringing power infrastructure nearby as you consider future plans. The possibilities are yours to explore. Perhaps you build a home high above the bay, where every window frames the water. What about a cozy cabin that disappears into the trees, with the beach just steps away? Or maybe, just maybe you create a place where generations of family and friends gather, with enough room for everyone to find their own corner of Alaska. And you don't have to figure it all out today. Walk the property. Follow the driveway. Explore the roughed-in sites. Wander down toward the beach. Listen to the creek. Look across Kachemak Bay. Then drive into Seldovia. That is when the opportunity really begins to come into focus: Almost five acres of Alaska to make your own, with the wilderness outside your door and the real community of Seldovia just six miles away. Some properties are simply land. This one gives you something to imagine.