Multi-family In The Heart Of Ninilchik

Looking for a income property, or a family compound? This property has 2 homes, a shop and RV parking with room to add. A landscaped front yard encircled by the driveway. Two power meters, natural gas with a well and septic to help keep costs down.

Land

This property is (105 ft x 250 ft)x2 totalling 0.60 acres of level land. There is a small manicured grassed yard area in the front and natural vegetation in the back with several trees throughout the grounds. Soils are dryland & conforming to the area.

Improvements

Unit A is an 1152 sq ft 2 bedroom 1 & 3/4 bathroom house with an office and pantry. The living room and kitchen are open concept style. There is tile and carpet throughout, newer stainless steel appliances. Outside is a 400 sq ft attached carport and dog kennel with a concrete walkway.
Unit B is 768 sq ft 1 bedroom 1 bath house with open concept kitchen and living room with new appliances. Outside is an enclosed carport.
Each unit has their own washer and dryer and come mostly furnished.
Out back you will find a 1080 sq ft shop equipped with an over head heater and a wood stove, the shop has an added 480 sq ft carport/lean-to addition

Recreation

Ninilchik is conveniently located between Homer, the Halibut fishing capital and the Kachemak bay, and Soldotna with the famous Kenai river. No matter the direction you take you will find the best recreating Alaska has to offer. Fishing is guaranteed adventures whether you want to lake, river or deep water fish the options seem almost unlimited. From Homer harbor you can adventure up the Kachemak bay, or head out Cook inlet to Lake Clark National Park and Preserve area or the famous Katmai National Park and Preserve. The Kachemak bay area is home to some of the neatest villages for exploring such as Seldovia and Halibut Cove. Take one of the many fishing charters, fly outs or adventure tours offered. If you want to stick closer to home Ninilchik offers Deep Creek beach tractor launch to access the Cook inlet. Deep Creek beach offers beach and creek access. Two additional public access points to Deep Creek. The old Ninilchik Village offers access to the beach and the Ninilchik river, with additional river access across the highway. If camping is more your style you can enjoy one of the designated areas or adventure up to the hills and get back to nature in remote/primitive areas.  If you head north, there are several other areas to access the beach in Clam Gulch and Kasilof. In Kasilof you have access to Tustumena lake via the Kasilof river, or Johnson & Centennial lakes. Access to the Caribou Hills recreation area and trial can be done from the Centennial lake and Clam Gulch area which covers hundreds of miles of recreational trails, From Kasilof you can continue on to Soldotna, the Kenai river & the communities beyond or cruise along Kalifornsky beach road for some of the best views the peninsula offers and head in to the quaint town of Kenai for many additional adventures. Ninilchik is also home to the famous “Salmon Fest” and ” Sacred Acres” festivals and the Kenai Peninsula fair. Recreation on the Kenai Peninsula is unparalleled to anything else. 

Agriculture

Ninilchik is not know for much farming or agriculture though there’s some small business tucked around in the surrounding communities.

Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources

Alaska is a “water is a right” state so you do not have to apply for a water rights certificate unless you plan to use it commercially and/or more than 500 gallons a day. The majority of land does not come with any mineral rights which is in lieu of the Alaska Permanent Fund. See Alaska Department of Natural Resources for more information.

General Operations

Currently unit A is occupied and has a current lease agreement.
Unit B is vacant and available for occupancy.
The RV pad space is currently occupied on a “long time verbal” handyman trade agreement.

Region & Climate

The Ninilchik area tends to be a bit more on the temperate side during the winter; it is generally warmer and gets less snow than other areas further north on the peninsula. Summer temperatures tend to be a bit cooler with the breezy ocean air more consistent with a coastal climate. Traditionally more rain falls in this area as well.

History

The history of Ninilchik is rooted in Russian and Indigenous Alaskan traditions. Ninilchik is home to one of the few Orthodox Russian churches and the Ninilchik village was the original settlement area at the mouth of the Ninilchik river. Fishing and farming were a big part of the growth of this area. Modern day Ninilchik consists of dining, shopping and charter services and is home to the Ninilchik tribal council organization. 

Location

From the heart of Ninilchik, it is approximately 42 miles to the Soldotna ‘Y’, 44 miles to the Kenai airport and 39 miles to the Homer Spit & airport. There are several shopping options between the 3 towns & various communities in between for all your needs. Ninilchik is home to a medical and dental clinic providing for your health care needs and a K-12 School. Soldotna and Homer both have hospitals and other health clinics as well.