
Acreage, Creek
The cabin is 144 square feet. That is the number, and you should sit with it before you read anything else, because it sets the terms of the whole thing. This is not a house with some land. It is land with a place to sleep.
The 15 acres has no CC&Rs, which out here means nobody is telling you what to build, where to build it, or what to do with any of it. The parcel has trail access to Goose Creek and right-of-way access to the Susitna River. Moose come through. The agent mentions hunting season and fish for the year, and those are not throwaway lines in Talkeetna.
Getting there requires an ATV or snowmachine along a 3/4-mile trail from the west side of the tracks. There is no road to the door. That is either a feature or a dealbreaker depending on what you want from a piece of land in Alaska.
The cabin was built in 2024, so it is new. It is a 12x12 main level with an open kitchen, dining, and living area, which at 144 square feet means those three things share a small room. Above that is a 78-square-foot loft where you sleep. Electrical wiring runs through the building. Power comes from a generator or whatever alternative source you set up. There is no grid connection. There is a 10x12 screened porch, which in Alaska in summer is a serious amenity. There is also an 8x10 storage shed.
The sale includes a 1992 Suzuki ATV and a water-hauling trailer with a 100-gallon tank. With the right offer, a water pump comes along too. So the infrastructure to actually use this place is part of what you are buying.
This is a specific kind of property for a specific kind of use. If you want a remote base for fishing and hunting near Talkeetna with no restrictions on what you do with the land, 15 acres, and everything you need to get in and out, $130,000 puts you there.


