
Waterfront, Acreage
One cabin is finished. The other is wired, roughed in, and has a shower room already prepped. Both sit on the southern end of 6.95 timbered acres along the Chena River, just outside Fairbanks. Built in 2024, so the construction is current, the bones are current, the whole thing is current.
928 square feet covers both structures together, which tells you these are small cabins. That may suit you fine depending on what you want from a place like this. The Chena is right there. The timber is on the property. You have two functional or near-functional structures and a third building site already cleared further up the bank if you want to build something larger later.
The finished cabin is ready to use. Cabin B gives you something to work toward: it has wiring done and a shower room prepped, so finishing it out is a matter of completing interior work rather than starting from scratch. That is a real difference.
No bathrooms are listed in the data, which makes sense given the roughed-in status of Cabin B and the off-grid nature of a property like this. The agent description is light on specifics, so what road access looks like, how the property is served for water and septic, and what utilities exist are things to pin down before you get too far along.
What you do know: the location is close to Fairbanks but positioned for privacy, the land is timbered, the river frontage is real, the construction is new, and the price is $120,000 for nearly seven acres with two structures and room to expand. In Fairbanks, on the Chena, with that acreage, that number is going to get attention.
If you want a finished cabin on a large riverfront parcel with a second structure to grow into and space to eventually build bigger, this is a straightforward path to that. The work left on Cabin B is finishing work. The rest is already there.


