Supplements: Discover Your Off-Grid Pioneer Paradise on Kachemak Bay Perched high above the water, along the untamed shores of Kachemak Bay in Alaska, this exceptional waterfront property beckons the true adventurer, kayaker, beachcomber, and nature lover with over 600 feet of beautiful bay beachfront and an additional 600+ feet along the tranquil inside lagoo ... (Read more) Discover Your Off-Grid Pioneer Paradise on Kachemak Bay Perched high above the water, along the untamed shores of Kachemak Bay in Alaska, this exceptional waterfront property beckons the true adventurer, kayaker, beachcomber, and nature lover with over 600 feet of beautiful bay beachfront and an additional 600+ feet along the tranquil inside lagoon. Here, you're not just owning a home you're claiming your stake as a modern-day pioneer in one of the world's last great frontiers. Embrace the thrill of self-sufficient living, completely off the grid, powered by robust solar arrays and dual generators that let you harness the wild Alaskan energy while enjoying all the modern conveniences of home. No utility bills, no grid dependency just pure, unfiltered freedom to live on your terms, in style, as the ultimate steward of your rugged domain. Picture yourself as the intrepid explorer: Dawn breaks with the golden light spilling over the bay, and from your gorgeous, turn-key cabin, you savor unobstructed panoramic views of the shimmering waters and the towering mountains that guard this coastal bayside home. This isn't a mere retreat; it's a launchpad for epic adventures. Cast your line as a fisherman from the pebbled beach, or transform into a beachcomber extraordinaire, scouring the tide lines for sea glass and driftwood, and the whispers of ancient ocean secrets washed ashore after storms. For the kayaker in your soul, the expansive bay are your personal playground launch one of the three included sea kayaks to glide in the bay, spot playful sea otters, or paddle toward the dramatic fjords where eagles soar overhead. And when the call of the wild beckons, lace up your boots for invigorating hikes along bear-trodden trails, where wild blueberries and salmonberries ripen in summer. This property was meticulously built to share these joys with family, friends, fellow adventurers, and fellow lovers of nature's raw poetry turning every visit into a shared saga of discovery. The main cabin stands as your pioneer headquarters: a cozy, fully equipped home sold turn-key, brimming with most of the furniture and all the heartfelt details that make it feel like home from day one. It's designed for resilience and revelry, where you can cook up fresh salmon on the Charbroil gas barbecue or smoke it to perfection in the Great Outdoors gas smoker, all fueled by six propane bottles ready at hand. With a small chest freezer to preserve your bounty and a VP-225 vacuum packer for sealing in the freshness, you'll live like the self-reliant frontiersman you were born to be independent, resourceful, and utterly at one with the land. Amplify the adventure with two charming guest cabins, perfect for rallying your tribe of explorers: The first, a compact 12x16 haven, boasts two twin bunks and a futon, comfortably sleeping up to 6 weary adventurers after a day of foraging and paddling. The second, a roomier 12x20 retreat, features a queen bed below and a loft with another queen, easily hosting 4 more souls who crave the call of the wild. Secured by a 55-year lease through the Seldovia Native Association, with an option to renew for another 55 years lasting through October 1, 2103. Even though you don't have an electric, water or sewer bill here as you are off grid, there are two annual fees associated with this property: 2025 lease with SNA which was $2,520.34, and the property taxes for 2025 were $1,285.98. This isn't just a property; it's a multi-generational legacy of off-grid mastery and boundless exploration. Feel the pioneer spirit ignite as you maintain your abode with the arsenal of tools included: Fire up the Stihl 026 chain saw or Dewalt table saw for custom builds from driftwood treasures; clear paths with the DR self-propelled brush cutter or Troy Built log splitter; and tackle any task with the Craftsman miter chop saw, Husky electric power washer, and a trove of hand tools in the Craftsman toolbox. The Canycom track transport vehicle conquers the terrain like a trusty steed, while the Honda EM 1800 gas generator and Northern Lights NL673L2 diesel generator ensure your lights never dim and your adventures never pause. Even plumbing hiccups are no match for the misc. parts on hand, and the Graco Magnum paint sprayer keeps your outpost looking shipshape. For those quick jaunts to civilization, hop in the included jet boat for effortless trips to Seldovia your gateway to supplies without surrendering your wild heart.This must-see sanctuary isn't for the faint of heart; it's for the adventurer who dreams of uncharted waters, the beachcomber who lives for the hunt, the individual who thrives on self-reliance, and the nature lover who hears the earth's heartbeat in every wave and whisper of wind. Step into your role as a real pioneer off-grid, unbreakable, and alive with possibility. Your Alaskan odyssey awaits! From the Seller - regarding system and boat that transfers with the sale: Cabin water A waterfall about 1/4 mile to the west up a hill supplies fresh water to a group of cabins in a collective water arrangement. A 5 gallon plastic bucket with a screen on top and a bucket screen inside, that is tied off to the waterfall face via ropes and pullies, feed a 3/4 pvc tubing that runs downhill along a trail. This then feeds by gravity our (6) 50 gallon plastic tanks (300 gallon total) sitting on an all weather wood platform. About an 1/8 of a mile west of our cabin on the hill. This then feeds another 3/4 inch line that continues down the hill and across the beach to our cabin by gravity and fills a 20 gallon storage tank inside our cabin after going through a filter under our deck. The storage tank has a 12v RV type pump that feeds a pressure tank. There is an AquaStar instant tankless propane water heater. The system can then run on 12v independently or on 110v through the inverter. The 300 gallon holding tanks always feed the 20 gallon storage tank. There is a 100 gallon overflow tank below the outside deck. The cabin water pressure is equal to a normal residential setup. Instant hot water with indoor plumbing. The septic system is a crib style with a 6x12x4 treated wood structure with leechfield. Cabin Electrical Northern Lights Lugger diesel 6kW generator provides instant electric power when on. It charges (4) 6 volt batteries in series through a Xantrex Prosine 2.0 inverter/charger. The (4) batteries are Interstate 903-L deep cycle flooded recently installed June 2025 with 420 AH@20 hours. 350 Min@25 Amps each. They are also supplied power from (4) 120 Amp solar panels through a Xantrex solar charger controller. We have several lights that are 12 volt. Bed nightstand, generator closet etc. The diesel generator has a remote start function from the cabin with a green reminder light above the electrical closet. There is a 120v breaker panel and a marine battery on/off switch to shut the system off. Cabin boat 2003 Jetcraft 1975 XL Merc Sportjet EZ Loader trailer 2350 model Canvas top and side curtains Two stroke oil injected 240HP engine. Anti foul bottom paint