Onestone Lake Cabin

Welcome to your own piece of remote Alaska paradise on Onestone Lake in Skwentna! Located approximately 71 +/- air miles from Anchorage, this property offers true Alaska seclusion while still being within reach of the state's largest city. With no road access, it is accessible by floatplane in the summer and snowmachine in the winter. Set on 9 +/- acres across two lakefront lots, this one-of-a-kind property offers an incredible combination of Alaska history, comfort, self-sufficiency, and true off-grid living. An additional 4.5 +/- acres may also be available for purchase at an additional cost. The approximately 1,100 +/- sq ft home was built by Bob Kowalke, one of the founders of the legendary Iron Dog snowmachine race. The Iron Dog race route passes just over a mile from the property, while the world-famous Iditarod Trail crosses directly over Onestone Lake and can be clearly seen from the living room-a front-row seat to one of Alaska's most iconic traditions. Inside, the home features one full bedroom, a large loft, spacious living area, and oversized kitchen with new, high-quality appliances. A new Kitchen Queen Hearth Master 240 wood cook stove provides both heat and the ability to cook without electricity or propane. A large pantry offers extensive storage for extended stays or year-round living. The bathroom features a full shower and full-size washing machine. A rear utility room houses the 325-gallon water tank, Navien on-demand propane water heater, lithium battery bank, and additional storage. The property has been thoughtfully developed for serious off-grid living. The solar system includes 18 - 415-watt panels mounted on a large adjustable tilting array, four 100Ah 51.2V LiFePO4 wall-mounted batteries, multiple charge controllers, and a pure sine wave inverter/charger. Multiple generators provide backup power. Water is pumped directly from the lake into the home's storage system and passes through an extensive multi-stage filtration system, including filtration down to 0.2 microns and an activated carbon filter. Outside, a shop provides workspace and storage, while a Range Road sawmill allows you to process lumber right on the property. A John Deere tractor with front-end loader and multiple attachments, boats, motors, modular dock system, generators, tools, fishing equipment, maintenance supplies, and an extensive collection of other equipment are included at the $175,000 offering price. Much of what would normally have to be purchased and transported to a remote property is already here. Additional equipment, including snowmachines, may also be available for purchase at an additional cost. This isn't simply a seasonal cabin-it has served as a full-time residence for the past three years. With established infrastructure for comfortable year-round off-grid living, lake frontage, extensive equipment, incredible Alaska history, and proximity to both the Iditarod Trail and Iron Dog race route, this is a rare opportunity for a remote homestead, recreational retreat, or true Alaska basecamp. All showings are by appointment only. Disclaimer: Boundary lines shown are approximate and for general reference only. AHLC makes no representations or warranties as to their accuracy. Buyers are advised to obtain an independent survey to verify exact property boundaries.