60.5 Tok Cutt Off Highway, Slana, AK 99586

This campground property is developed as a private Alaskan homestead and tiny home village, designed for Airbnb-style hosting or private group use. The site includes 22 buildings with 14,500 sq ft under roof, anchored by a 3,000 sq ft handcrafted log home built with 10-inch logs. The main home offers three bedrooms and three bathrooms, a spacious arctic entry, a walk-in closet, a screened-in porch intended for a hot tub, and a wood-burning stove. It also includes an attached two-car garage with office space and a lean-to.

Beyond the log home, the property is supported by a network of functional buildings, including a barn, meat processing space, wood shop, auto shop, tool sheds, pantry, carport, and three Conex units (two of which are insulated and wired with power and heat). There are two heated and insulated water buildings with 1,000-gallon tanks each, plus heated water systems and extensive storage. On-site infrastructure includes two private wells and nine septic systems, with DSL and fiber optic internet already installed.

A second-lot tiny home rental village concept includes five elevated 265 sq ft tiny homes, with one complete and four almost done. A 1,444 sq ft community center is 93% complete, featuring a skylight entry, covered deck, tiled patio with outdoor fireplace, and showers inside. Additional site elements include designated space for a food truck, a prefab laundry facility, and a future pavilion. The property is accessible by road system and sits within the forest.