Birchtop Hill Ranch

Highlights:

• Building Features: Other - See Remarks, Stand Alone Unit
• Lease Amount Frequency: Monthly
• Documents Available: Docs Posted on MLS, Other - See Remarks
• Heating: Electric, Oil, Wood
• Flooring: Hardwood, Linoleum, Other, See Remarks
• Construction Materials: Log, Other, Post & Beam, Frame, Log Siding, See Remarks, Unknown - BTV, Wood

Description:

13.78-acre Alaskan homestead + tiny home village with 22 buildings and 14,500 sq ft under roof. Features a 3,000 sq ft handcrafted log home, five tiny homes, garages, shops, greenhouses, a former meat processing space, and a 1,444 sq ft community center. Developed for private living or Airbnb income with heated water systems, multiple wells, and fiber internet.At the center is a 3,000 sq ft handcrafted log home with three bedrooms, three bathrooms, a screened porch for a hot tub, wood stove, attached two-car garage with office, and a greenhouse. The property includes a barn, former meat processing building, wood and auto shops, pantry, carport, and three Conex units (two finished with power and heat). Two heated water buildings hold 1,000-gallon tanks each.
Some buildings offer solid structure and utility, some still need to be finished out or cosmetic updates. This allows for creative repurposing. The five elevated 265 sq ft tiny homes are in various stages of completion, offering flexibility to tailor them to your style or rental strategy. The 1,444 sq ft community center has a covered deck, outdoor fireplace, and indoor showers ideal for group events or shared guest amenities.
With two wells, nine septic systems, Toyo and wood heat, and high-speed DSL/fiber internet, the property is well-equipped for year-round living, homesteading, or running a rental or retreat operation.
Privately set on the road system between Anchorage and Fairbanks, the land offers peace, wildlife, and room to grow with no known zoning restrictions and infrastructure already in place to support your vision.
Not included:1. Solar panels and remaining system equipment. Cables underground wiring cabling severed by installation of fiber optic cable.
2. A storage container, the now empty power generator conex,
3. Wood cook stove in main cabin lv room. Removed before closing.
See Documents for further disclosures