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Matanuska-Susitna County, AK Resorts for Sale

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Established Riverfront Resort
Updated: Feb 4
Established Riverfront Resort

McDougall Lodge S21N09W23, Skwentna, AK 99667

$1,650,000
50.69 AC lot
50.69 +/- acres with approximately 1,000 +/- feet of Yentna River frontage
More than 10,000 +/- square feet of hospitality and support improvements
Main lodge measures approximately 3,116 +/- square feet
Two‑story dining lodge totals approximately 3,456 +/- square feet and includes a bedroom
Accommodates up to 28 guests and 16 staff members
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Wilderness Resort With Airstrip Access
Updated: Jul 22
Wilderness Resort With Airstrip Access

28951 N Parks Hwy, Trapper Creek, AK 99683

$2,495,000
8,835 sqft
8 rentable dwellings with approximately 9 bedrooms and 6+ bathrooms
Adjacent 1600 foot airstrip access
Direct Parks Highway access in Alaska’s Denali tourism corridor
Lodging capacity for 24+ guests
RV accommodations and campground facilities
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