2 1/8 Acres Of Commercial Property, 33305 Sterling Highway, Sterling Alaska
Our commercial property is located in the center of Sterling Alaska at 33305 Sterling Highway. We now have a highway frontage lot of 1 Ac (208 ft x 208 ft), and an additional 1 1/8 Ac lot behind it. This is an ideal business sight. Existing well & septic.
Owner financing is available at 7% APR 10 or 15 year term, $25,000 down.
Contact Dave Van Abel at 303-249-3855.
Kettle Road Property – click for full view
Beautiful Kettle Road property overlooking the Kenai River. This property is located on Kettle Road, just east of Anna Lane, in the Gregory Subdivision, Sterling, Alaska.
Amenities include: Well, septic, electricity, well-graded site, phone line and much more. Natural gas at Anna Lane and Kettle Road.
Cabin: 16′ x 20′ cabin ready for finishing, 2 x 6 construction.
Optional Shed: 12′ x 12′ w/o floor, 2 x 6 construction and insulated.
Trailer: Not included.
Financing: Owner financing available.
Cabin and lots: Jan 2013 currently not for sale.
Call Dave for more details 303-249-3855.
Cabin close-up – Click image for full view
The cabin can be easily expanded on all sides.
The well is located to the left on the east side of the drive way, and the septic is behind the trailer.
The backside of the cabin overlooks the Kenai River.
Below photo shows the shed and cabin on the property. The shed was added late last summer. It is insulated, but does not have a floor (yet). Ideally, it should be moved into the opening behind the trailer.
12′ x 12′ Shed & Cabin – Click for full view
These properties have now been sold. We currently no longer have any vacation properties for sale.
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Sterling Alaska is located on the west side of the Kenai Peninsula along the Sterling Highway, 12 miles from Soldotna.
Sterling Alaska is part of / and governed by the Kenai Borough, with headquarters in Soldotna Alaska.
The population of Sterling is a mix of local residents and vacationers.
Sterling is also home to people who work at many remote sites all over Alaska.
In July Sterling can even experience heavy traffic, but still no traffic lights.
Living and/or vacationing in Sterling Alaska affords these benefits: No traffic lights; No crowds; 130 miles to/from Anchorage; Easy Kenai River access; Easy access to shopping in Soldotna and Kenai; 20 minutes to the Russian River; 1-2 hours away for Halibut fishing at Ninilchik or Homer & the same for Seward; Kenai Airport only 30 minutes away; and much more…