Bear Creek Frontage, Fresh Water Spring, and a 400 Sq Ft Cabin Near Denali — $128,000

The spring is the thing. Year-round fresh water on a piece of raw land in Alaska is not something you take for granted, and this 4.5-acre parcel on Bear Creek has one. That changes the math considerably on what you'd have to do to make this place livable.

The land itself is wooded, fronts directly on Bear Creek, and sits just off the George Parks Highway outside Healy. So you get actual road access while still being far enough from anything to feel like you're on your own. The address is listed as not yet officially assigned, which tells you something about where this sits on the development spectrum.

There's a 400 square foot cabin already on the property, built in 2020. One room, no indoor bath, outhouse outside. It's a basecamp, not a home, and you'd want to think of it that way. If you're coming up to fish the creek or hunt the surrounding area and need a dry place to sleep, it works. If you're imagining something more, the land has room and the listing mentions multiple access points that could serve a future build site.

The acreage is 4.5 wooded acres with direct creek frontage. Denali National Park is close. Moose, caribou, and bears move through this region regularly, which is either a draw or a consideration depending on what you're after.

The legal description is Lot 1, Block 12A, Alaska State Land Survey #79-166, June Creek Alaska Subdivision. Healy has services nearby, fuel, food, and the Park entrance. This is a property for someone who knows what they want to do with a piece of creek-front Alaska land and has a plan. The spring and the road access are real advantages. The cabin gets you started. The rest is yours to figure out.