Preserving, for public benefit, land on Alaska's Kenai Peninsula with natural, recreational, or cultural values by working with willing landowners.
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Property for Sale:
This spectacular river front conservation property may be the most beautiful property on the Kenai River. It is for sale by Kachemak Heritage Land Trust protected by a conservation easement and located on the Kenai River with views of the Kenai Mountains.
Dale Bondurant very generously bequeathed this beautiful 6.98-acre Kenai Riverfront property to KHLT with the understanding that it could be sold to benefit the organization while KHLT continues to enforce the provisions of the existing perpetual conservation easement. The property contains grated walkways along the river, a large garage, a guest cabin and a small fixer upper house.
Located across the Kenai River from Bings Landing at river mile 39.5, the land includes 5.8 acres on the mainland and you would also own a 1.18-acre island.
The property supports moose calving on the island, black bear, lynx, beaver, river otter and other small mammals. Bald eagles roost on the island, while ducks and other bird species frequent the area. Five species of salmon travel the Kenai River along the property, with Coho and Chinook smolt and adults resting in the slower backwater area between the mainland and island. Rainbow Trout and Dolly Varden also inhabit this stretch of water.
Interested parties are encouraged to contact Bill Hutchinson of Freedom Realty in Soldotna for more information or a viewing at 907-262-1770, or at bill@freedomrealty.com. The listing can be found at www.freedomrealty.com. Freedom Realty office location: 170 N. Birch Suite 102; Soldotna, AK 99669
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Kachemak Heritage Land Trust is a 501(C)(3) non-profit organization. Donations are tax-deductible to the full extent allowed by law.