Supplements: natural beauty, far from the road system. You get a 12KW Kubota generator, oil-fired heater, and a well that pumps crystal-clear water from the lake, this cabin is self-sustaining, requiring no electricity. Its 30 years of accumulated tools, fishing gear, boats, and equipment make it a rare find. A 20-foot Lund Alaskan boat and trailer, as well ... (Read more) natural beauty, far from the road system. You get a 12KW Kubota generator, oil-fired heater, and a well that pumps crystal-clear water from the lake, this cabin is self-sustaining, requiring no electricity. Its 30 years of accumulated tools, fishing gear, boats, and equipment make it a rare find. A 20-foot Lund Alaskan boat and trailer, as well as a flat-bottom Lowe rowboat, are included, along with a Suzuki Samurai and even a year-round caretaker who manages everything from fuel delivery to snowplowing. Accessible only by air, the cabin has its own private 3,600 ft by 100 ft wide-foot runway, where planes of all sizes, from small Cessnas to large DC-3s, can land. Floatplanes can also dock right at the cabin's back bay. Nearby Port Alsworth provides a post office, and items can be shipped in through Amazon or flown over by air-taxi services. Located 175 miles southwest of Anchorage, Keyes Point is the gateway to adventures like exploring Alaska's white sand beaches, visiting Brooks Camp's bears, hiking Twin Lake, and discovering the solitude of Proenneke's cabin. The area is a paradise for those seeking isolation and natural beauty, far from the road system. This once-in-a-lifetime opportunity offers a rare slice of Alaskan wilderness, with all the comforts of home and the tools to explore its endless possibilities. Whether you're a couple looking for a unique getaway or an adventurer eager to experience the wild, this cabin is the ultimate retreat.