60.5 Tok Cutt Off Highway, Slana, AK 99586

This for-sale rural hospitality property is set up as a basecamp featuring a 3,000-square-foot handcrafted log home built with 10-inch logs, with three bedrooms, three bathrooms, an arctic entry, a screened-in porch, and a wood-burning stove. The home also includes a walk-in closet and a two-car attached garage with office space and a lean-to. Beyond the main residence, the developed site includes 22 buildings and approximately 14,500 square feet under roof, including garages, shops, and meat processing space, as well as greenhouses, tool sheds, a pantry, and three Conex units (two insulated and wired with power and heat). There are two heated and insulated water buildings with 1,000-gallon tanks each, plus an on-site network of nine septic systems and two private wells.

A 1,444-square-foot community center is included and is described as 93% complete, with a skylight entry, covered deck, tiled patio with outdoor fireplace, and showers inside. The property also includes five elevated tiny homes, each described as 265 square feet, with one complete and four nearly complete, placed for privacy and scenic views. Reliable DSL and fiber optic internet are installed, and heating throughout the property is a mix of Toyo oil stoves and wood stoves, with heated water systems noted for the overall setup.

The configuration supports private living or hospitality use, including Airbnb-style rentals, group retreats, weddings, and church gatherings, with “bush Alaska” living while still providing modern comforts such as heat, power, water, and internet. The land is described as peaceful and private, sits on the road system with access from both Anchorage and Fairbanks, and is surrounded by forest and wildlife. No zoning restrictions are currently known, which may appeal to an owner looking to operate and personalize a rural lodging concept without starting from scratch.